Frinton-on-Sea, a quaint seaside town in Essex, might not be as well-known as its bustling neighbour, Clacton-on-Sea, but it has its own unique charm. This small coastal gem, home to around 4,000 residents and nestled just south of Walton-on-the-Naze in the Tendring District, is famed for its pristine sandy beaches that draw both tourists and locals alike. The beach is framed by a sea wall and a promenade lined with vibrant beach huts available for hire.
It's a peaceful haven compared to the hustle and bustle of Clacton-on-Sea, and the locals wouldn't have it any other way. READ MORE: The 'best view in UK' in seaside village that looks more like the Caribbean One of Frinton-on-Sea's distinctive features is its long-standing prohibition on commercial arcades and amusement parks. This ban has helped maintain the town's traditional, no-nonsense, family-friendly vibe.
This atmosphere is further preserved by rules prohibiting ice cream vans, games, or loud music near the beach. In fact, it was named the country's 'nimby capital' by The Telegraph . During the summer months, there's also a dog ban in place from the seafront warden station below Connaught Avenue to the public conveniences below Cambridge Road.
However, dog walking is permitted on other parts of the beach. The Frinton Residents' Association is committed to upholding these traditions within the town. The Frinton Residents' Association has defined their vision on their website: "It is the aim of The Frinton Residents' A.