Unity Beach

Check-in at Unity Beach is available from noon until 8pm. Please advise the site if you are delayed and plan to arrive after 6pm. Departure is due before 10am on your last day.

When you arrive at Unity Beach, head towards the reception area to confirm your pitch booking and collect your passes to grant you entry to the resort's evening entertainment and facilities. Once checked in, follow the signs to your assigned camping field, and a warden will guide you to your exact grass or electric hook up pitch and ensure you are happy with the set-up.

Yes, Unity Beach is dog friendly allowing two per pitch. They are allowed in most public areas around the park, and there is a dog friendly cafe too. Please keep them on a lead and supervised at all times. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Yes, Unity Beach allows BBQs provided they are raised off the ground. However, open fires are not permitted.

Unity Beach caters for families and couples only, and does not accept group bookings of more than three adults or single-sex bookings. Hen and stag parties are not permitted.

Yes, Unity Beach does operate a quiet policy between 10pm and 8am.

Yes, Unity Beach allows day guests, and they must register their vehicle at the main reception upon arrival.

Yes, Unity Beach allows awnings, gazebos and pup tents. Just add these as an optional extra when you make your booking. Awnings must not be longer than the length of your unit, and pup tents must fit within your pitch. Groundsheets must be made of breathable material.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Unity Beach. Any extra vehicles can be parked in the main car park.

The electric hook ups at Unity Beach are 16 amp.

You can find a copy of Unity Beach's map here.

No, Unity Beach does not accept continental caravans. Please note that Hobby, Roma, Tabbet, Imc, Tec and Wieppart caravans are not permitted. Commercial vehicles and sign-written vans are also not allowed.

All of the electric pitches at Unity Beach have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Unity Beach, it is just one tent or touring unit per pitch.

Yes, free WiFi is available at Unity Beach in the venues. At your pitch, 30 minutes of free WiFi is available each day. If you'd like more, you can pay as you go or purchase daily or weekly passes.

Yes, Unity Beach has a supermarket stocked with everyday essentials like groceries, newspapers and holiday treats. There is also a Costcutter a ten minute walk away if needed.

Yes, at Unity Beach you'll find a great selection of places to eat and drink. Enjoy meals at Wonky Donkey, Breakers Bar and Restaurant, Cider House, RJ'S American Diner, and the Sports Bar. If you're looking for something quick, there are convenient options including Sea Salt Fish and Chips, Central Park Pizza, and Krunch. You'll also find a variety of snack outlets and poolside food and drink options throughout the park.

Yes, you can fish in the lake at Unity Beach, which is stocked with tench, roach, bream and carp. A valid NRA Environment Agency fishing license is required, and children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. As the pond is unfenced and surrounded by open ditches, children must be supervised by an adult at all times. Please note that ground bait and keep nets are not permitted, and boating is not allowed. Be sure to follow all pond signage and report your catches to your field warden.

Yes, Unity Beach has electric vehicle charging points located in the car park outside the site's supermarket.

No, Unity Beach does not offer a general communal fridge and freezer.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Unity Beach. There is also free WiFi in the venues, and 30 minutes of free WiFi is available at your pitch each day. If you'd like more, you can pay as you go or purchase daily or weekly passes.

Yes, Unity Beach has accessible facilities which can be accessed via a radar key, which can be rented from a warden. There is also an onsite minibus and land train, handy for getting around the park.

Yes, Unity Beach has an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. The indoor Splash Zone is open all year round and features a 25 metre leisure pool, a six-lane swimming pool for those looking to swim lengths, interactive play areas, rainbow rings and waterslides. During the warmer months, the outdoor Splash Zone offers three waterslides, interactive play structures, a shallow pool for younger children and sun loungers where you can relax. Children under eight years old must be supervised by an adult at all times.

Tourers should have no issue accessing Unity Beach.

The nearest train station to Unity Beach is Weston-super-Mare, a 20 minute drive away. The Leisure Park bus stop is a three minute walk away, offering services to Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea every half hour on the number 20.

Local taxi companies to Unity Beach include Staycey's Taxis (01934 811111) and Sedgemoor Taxis (07566 777504).

No, Unity Beach is not within the London Ultra Low Emission Zone, so you will not be charged. However, be sure to check your route to the site before setting off to ensure you incur no additional costs.

The Leisure Park bus stop is a three minute walk from Unity Beach, offering services to Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea every half hour on the number 20.

Yes, Unity Beach has its own fishing lake tucked beside the Primrose Field and shaded by willow trees, stocked with tench, roach, bream and carp, including some up to 22lb! It is also a great spot to take a picnic to and sit back and relax.

At Unity Beach, you'll find plenty of places to relax and enjoy a drink or meal. The View (Lounge, Bar and Kitchen) offers views over Brean Golf Club and the Mendip Hills, while the traditional Cider House serves a selection of refreshing ciders and cocktails. Wonky Donkey is a family friendly pub and kitchen, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you'd like to explore a little further, The Place Bar and Restaurant and Scotty's Bar are just a ten minute walk away.

Brean Beach is just a two minute walk from Unity Beach. If you'd like to explore further afield, Weston-super-Mare Beach and Burnham-on-Sea Beach are both within a ten minute drive. Alternatively, you can leave the car behind and catch the number 20 bus from The Leisure Park bus stop, just a three minute walk away, with services running approximately every 30 minutes.

Just a two minute walk away, you'll find the sandy shores of Brean Beach and Brean Theme Park, perfect for a fun-filled day by the sea. The Leisure Park bus stop is only a three minute walk from the park, with the number 20 bus running approximately every 30 minutes to Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. If you're looking for somewhere to eat or enjoy a drink outside of the site, The Place Bar and Restaurant and Scotty's Bar are both ten minutes away on foot. For families with younger children, Animal Farm Adventure Park is a 30 minute walk away, where little ones can meet animals including goats, donkeys, and llamas or enjoy the indoor play barn with its slides and ball pools.

For a coastal stroll, Brean Beach is just a two minute walk from Unity Beach. The National Trust's Brean Down Fort is around a 20 minute drive away, while the scenic walking trails at Cheddar Gorge can be reached in 30 minutes. You can also enjoy a relaxing walk through Grove Park during your trip to Weston-super-Mare.