Clevedon Pier & Heritage Trust

One of only two Grade 1 listed piers in the country (the other being Brightons Grand Pier) Clevedon Pier doesn’t come with gaming machines and a roller coaster but is a quaint piece of history, only a few quid ‘entry’ for a pleasant stroll with a nice gift shop and plenty of cafes and pubs nearby.

£1.50 to walk the length of the pier. Money well spent to help preserve this Victorian landmark. Nice little gallery upstairs in the toll house and a pleasant souvenir shop

Clevedon is my favourite pier. It is very nice to look at and photograph and to walk along enjoying the views and the sea air. It is well maintained and the people working there are friendly. Well worth a visit.

I lived in Clevedon in the early 1980’s before returning to the dreary West Midlands. I try to get down for a visit at least once a year in the summer. I was lucky to pay a visit today and have a walk along the front and a pint in the Moon and Sixpence. I miss the town very much and if opportunity ever presented itself, would move back tomorrow.

Whilst visiting Clevedon Court, we decided to have a look at Clevedon Pier. It was a beautiful sunny September afternoon and a perfect day to stroll along the seafront and the pier.
The structure is very lovely, and is quite striking against the colours of the sea and sky.
You can walk the length of the pier, have some food and drink and enjoy the wonderful views.
Others speak of the sunsets seen from this spot, and I hope I can return on the right day to see one for myself!

Clevedon pier is a lovey land mark and one of clevedon remaining historical place.
It is beautiful i even had my wedding pictures taken on clevedon pier.
You can also take a boat trip from the end of the pier, and have light refreshments on there and enjoy the sun setting.
i recommend coming for a visit its great for all ages.

The pier is great in both summer and winter. In summer its great to take a leisurely stroll when the tide is right in and lapping underneath. In winter, a nice cup of tea and a cake at the end, whilst the rain lashes the windows is pretty much perfect!

When you come to Clevedon, you can’t help but be drawn to the Pier. Walking to the end of the Pier and looking back onto Clevedon is breath taking. It offers exceptional opportunity for some fantastic photography and is well worth a visit and whilst there, why not stop for a bit of lunch at one of the cafes that line the front of the beach.

Clevedon Pier is a beautiful spot in the small sea town of Clevedon, which now remains the only fully intact, grade 1 listed pier in England. The pier is extremely quaint and makes for some beautiful photographs. The heritage centre offers some light refreshments, with the occaisonal boating trip departing from the far end. I once travelled on the Balmoral from the pier, and it was a fantastic trip.
One of my favourite things about Clevedon are the sunsets. Clevedon is famous for beautiful sunsets, and when placed with the pier it really makes for a perfect evening. Its a great place to enjoy your fish and chips while looking out to sea and I highly recommend it to anyone fancying a relaxed afternoon in beautiful little location.