Mother Iveys Bay is a beach in Cornwall, England.

Nestled between Newquay and Padstow, Mother Ivey’s Bay offers a quiet sandy stretch bordering steep cliffs. It’s somewhat hidden away and rarely busy, even during peak times in the accompanying caravan park. To get to the beach, it’s a 20-minute stroll along the coast path from Harlyn. The mysterious name is said to be the result of a white witch’s curse on a local family; prior to this, the beach was known as Polventon. With its clear waters and peaceful surroundings, Mother Ivey’s Bay is a great option for a tranquil beach getaway.

Are there lifeguards on Mother Iveys Bay?

Mother Iveys Bay is not a lifeguarded beach.

Beach lifeguards in Cornwall are provided by the RNLI and details can be subject to change.

For the most up-to-date information on lifeguards at Mother Iveys Bay including lifeguard patrol dates and times, please refer to the RNLI website.

Are dogs allowed on Mother Iveys Bay?

So – is Mother Iveys Bay, Cornwall dog friendly?

Yes, dogs are allowed on Mother Iveys Bay.

Dogs are allowed at this beach all year round.

Is there parking at Mother Iveys Bay?

There is parking availabile at Mother Iveys Bay.

This location has a car park nearby that can accommodate small vehicles.

Mother Iveys Bay Location

The nearest postcode location for Mother Iveys Bay is: PL28 8SL
The OS Grid Reference for Mother Iveys Bay is: SW 8643 7600
The nearest town to Mother Iveys Bay is: Padstow

Mother Iveys Bay Map

Here is a map of the nearest postcode location: [pw_map address=”PL28 8SL” key=”AIzaSyA3rR60XBp9yDRlF54_kqsPLOAk3w7K51U”]

Mother Iveys Bay – Additional Information



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