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Explore Thorpe Bay

Originally simply known as Thorpe, but later renamed Thorpe Bay after the railway station, to indicate the seaside location. As the name suggests, Thorpe Bay has a beautiful mixed sand and shingle beach.

Thorpe Bay has received a Quality Coast award for excellent beach cleanliness and for safe pedestrian access. There is a cycle path the length of the seafront, a children’s paddling pool and a selection of cafes and restaurants nearby, including some with decking leading straight onto the beach. Beautiful beach huts also line the shoreline at Thorpe Bay.

The area has numerous leisure facilities, including Thorpe Bay Yacht club, Thorpe Hall Golf Club, a bowls club and Thorpe Bay Lawn tennis club.

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Golf.One
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Thorpe Bay Lawn Tennis
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Essex SUP
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Thorpe Hall Golf Club
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Thorpe Bay Beach
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Browse Places to Eat in Thorpe Bay
The Mulberry
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The Camelia Restaurant
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Ocean Beach
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Roslin Beach Restaurant
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Pebbles Guest house
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Beaches Guest house
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Suenos Guest house
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Roslin Beach Hotel
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Thorpe Bay Train Station

Thorpe Bay station is in the picturesque town of Thorpe Bay, just east of Southend-on-Sea. The town boasts a Blue Flag beach. Why not take a stroll or a picnic down to the beach and admire the colourful beach huts?

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