Paignton Pier is somewhere when I was younger came to enjoy the rides and games. It has grown since then and definitely aimed to the younger generations. It does have some great views of the bay if you walk all the way to the end. It’s free entry, so worth a look around especially if you have little ones.
Arthur Hyde Dendy decided to build a new pier, but from iron instead of the commonly used wood of the time. In 1878 Denby commissioned an architect by the name of George Soudon Bridgman to undertake the design of this new iron pier, and it was designed, built and opened to the public by 1879.
- Entry is free.
- First opened in 1879.
- The pier is 740ft (226m), but was originally 780ft. In 1919 disaster struck and the pier-head and buildings were destroyed in a fire.
Winter
Paignton Sands, TQ4 6BW.
- Car, Victoria Car Park – 551 spaces, Open 7.00am – 12.00am, Disabled spots, 3 minutes walk, Postcode TQ4 6AY.
- Bus, easy level walk to the town centre.
- Train, easy level walk to the town centre.
- Amusements
- Bumper Cars
- Mega outdoor slide
- Play Centre
- Chippy
- Doughnuts
- Hamburger Hut
- Ice Cream
- Seafood Bar
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