Not a dog owner and feel the signs need to be improved as saw a dog owner on that part of beach and was spotted by Council person and told. The beach near Porth Eirias is not for dogs as hundreds of adults and children use this beach and should be checked more regular. As another reviewer mentioned, there is plenty of space near the Toad Hall or further the other side near Old Colwyn where there are no parking charges.

hi yes there is a ramp to beach.The promenade is also very wheelchair friendly.Lots of car parking on Promenade but there is a charge.

There is parking along promenade, some is pay and display. Dogs restricted to certain areas of beach but this may be different in winter, but still loads of space. There are a few eating places, we walked up to west end of beach - sorry can't remember name, where there are more cafes etc with seating outside weather permitting and suitable for dogs

Hello, if you head for bryn williams restaurant porth erious, its right on that part of the beach you want to be on, the carpark is right beside it, and yes, the kids can paddke.

Recently the council has introduced car parking meters on the Promenade section of newly created beach by Porth Eirias, costs £4 for the day. However, if you park on the Promenade on the other side of the old Colwyn Bay pier (currently been dismantled) it is still free to park and only a few hundred yards walk, the newly created beach is there too. There are toilets and changing facilities inside Porth Eirias (free) and on the opposite side of the road (pay). Teas, coffees, sandwiches available from Porth Eirias and vending vans along the promenade. You will have a great day out.

Dogs are allowed on SOME sections of the beach. You need to look carefully at the notices on the promenade rails. As a guess about a THIRD of the promenade allows responsible dogs and their owners. There may be some restrictions on the months of the year when dogs can go.