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Studland Beach Day

    

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Update 27/08/2022:  Unfortunately at the last minute I'm unable to lead this Meet and Greet Beach Day.  Anyone going along head towards the intended meeting area and try to look out for or display orange BN towels or blue ones! etc. to try and meet with other BN members, could be needle in a haystack job!  Hoping another team member can stand in.

Meet & Greet Beach Day that ties in with the NKD Festival and Splashdown - All are welcome.  
Bring a picnic including liquid refreshments and enjoy a day on this fantastic beach. 
Anyone wishing to bring along suitable beach games are welcome to but remember other beach users.
Look out for the BN flag on the Knoll beach side of the central path/fire break 6 from Ferry Road.  
Café & toilet facilities can be found at Knoll and Shell beach car parks.  
National Trust members can park free in the NT beach car parks – Current NT membership card required.
The Wilts & Dorset, Bournemouth to Swanage bus, Breezer 50, bypasses the ferry queues and stops at Shell Bay, Firebreak 6 and Knoll Beach. 
Ferry toll booths accept both card and cash payments. 

Local naturist camping at Studland Summer Camp
Dogs also welcome but must be on a short lead (under 2m) May – September inclusive. Cattle graze on the heathland to the rear of the beach so please be alert to this and put dogs on a lead in these areas. 
Reminder, Studland area is a high fire risk area and as such is a “No BBQ or Open Fire Zone” this includes the beach.                                                                              
Bring a friend or family along and introduce them to naturism & BN!
Approx: 10:45 – 15:30 subject to weather. 
Do not forget your sun protection!!!  😊 
Any updates for the day will be posted here.

Edited by peter.edwards

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