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Beach, river or lake with very close car access for an old dog to go swimming



Peter Grummit

Well-known member
Oct 13, 2004
6,772
Lewes
Second this, haven't been in a while but used to be a concrete ramp into the water as well for the scouts/canoes

This. We use this for kayaking with the kids. The water is flat there as it's in the 'dead end' meanders. Car park is adjacent, although you do have to pay. Ice cream van normally there too for refreshments!

Enjoy the dip doggie!

PG
 




The Clamp

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NSC Patron
Jan 11, 2016
26,197
West is BEST
Park up at The Amsterdam , Shoreham By Sea, stroll the few metres to the river.
Boating lake at Arundel would be another option.
 


1066familyman

Radio User
Jan 15, 2008
15,234
This. We use this for kayaking with the kids. The water is flat there as it's in the 'dead end' meanders. Car park is adjacent, although you do have to pay. Ice cream van normally there too for refreshments!

Enjoy the dip doggie!

PG
I've also taken the kids kayaking there. It's very safe and the scenery is lovely.

Probably ideal for what the OP wants if they can get there early and get a parking spot right up the end by the slip way. That car park does get exceptionally busy this time of year.
 




Kneon Light

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Jul 24, 2003
1,851
Falkland Islands
Wide water on Shoreham-By-Sea beach, car park goes right next to the water

Please do not allow your dog to swim in widewater lagoon. There are signs everywhere pointing out it is a nature reserve and that dogs should be kept on leads.
It is a regular stop off for migrating birds so under no circumstances should dogs be swimming in it.
 




matt

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Mar 19, 2007
1,564
A possibility might be the beach by the Cooden Beach Hotel. You can park right by the beach, and though it is a pebble, it is not very far at all until you reach sand at low tide. Can you carry him what would be few metres? Is your dog a lab, as mine too loves water, and it is great to see him in the sea, which he adores.

Chocolate lab - weighs about 18 tonnes :)
 




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