Are there toilets at Robin Hoods Bay?

There are public toilets in the upper village at the main Station Road carpark (free) and at Bank Top (40p cash only), and in the lower village at the Old Boathouse in the Dock (40p card or cash). As with most beaches there are no litter bins on the beach itself.



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Probably one of the most photographed locations in the UK, Robin Hood's Bay is a picture perfect escape for those who are looking to enjoy this quaint little village. Known for its steep and winding paths, you'll definitely need to wear your sensible shoes when visiting Robin Hood's Bay!

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Robin Hood's Bay is known for its spectacular coastal walks, with routes leading along the clifftops and down to the beach. The village is home to several species of birds and marine life, including puffins, seals, and dolphins.

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If you do not have a parking permit, it can be tempting to drive down to the village to unload, but please be aware most of the village is pedestrianised. So you cannot drive up to most of the holiday accommodation. Also, it comes to a dead end. It's one straight road down and the same road back up.

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Driving into the lower village... Please note that the only vehicular access to the lower village is down 'Bay Bank' which is a steep 1:3 road that is narrow and twisting in places. It's one road down and the same road back up!

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Its not unusual to spot Minke Whales and Harbour Porpoise when you take a whale spotting trip out from Whitby, or sharing the beach with Oyster Catchers, Cormorants, Herons and other sea birds.

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