Druridge Bay

Druridge Bay

About Druridge Bay

Druridge Bay, a serene stretch in Red Row, Northumberland, beckons the heart with its seven miles of sandy embrace. Known for its nudist-friendly shores, this clothing-optional haven offers a tranquil retreat from the bustling world. Historically celebrated among the naturist community, its legal status welcomes those who prefer the FKK (Freikörperkultur) lifestyle, allowing visitors to bask under the sun in their natural state.

The bay's gentle waters and fine sands create a picturesque setting for both the seasoned and novice nudist. While amenities are minimalistic, emphasizing the area's natural beauty, visitors can find basic facilities nearby, ensuring a comfortable stay. The beach's remote location preserves its quiet charm, making it an ideal spot for those seeking peace in nudity.

Druridge Bay's allure isn't just in its nude-friendly coastline but also in its rich tapestry of wildlife and vibrant history, offering more than just a day in the sun but a journey through nature's undisturbed splendor.

So, if your soul yearns for freedom and a return to nature, Druridge Bay is a sanctuary where the sky, sea, and sand conspire to strip away all but the joy of simplicity.

Druridge Bay Directions

From the A1068 heading north, go past the turn-off on the left to Red Row (B1330). The next turn on the right is a little lane that leads a mile or so down to the dunes. You can park at the end. Take the path towards the dunes, turn right onto the cycle/bridleway and follow it for 1/200 yards until it turns away to the right. At that point, go through the stile to the left. Ahead of you you'll see an open gap between the dunes that is the mouth of the Chevington Burn. Cross over this and head for the dunes immediately to the south of it. The area used by nudists stretches for the one or two hundred yards immediately south of the burn.

The coordinates are the beasch directly east of Druridge bay as located by Google Earth. They may not be the nudist portion.