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Clevedon Pier

The pier, opened in 1869, is the only operating Grade I listed seaside pier in the UK. To thrive it needed to offer an enhanced visitor experience which will contribute to the long term future of the pier. The new cafe/restaurant, a education/meeting space and toilet facilities are all in a modern building which is set down into the existing ramp linking the pier to land. This new building has been carefully designed to retain the integrity of the original pier. Views of the pier head buildings from the land side are not impeded by the largely transparent glazed roof of the tea room part of the new visitor facilities, which emerges from the slope of the ramp. Part of the roof of the new visitor facilities forms an additional viewing platform, with access to the new building via a glazed "funnel", the form of which reflects the pier's long standing function as an embarcation point for pleasure steamers. The remaining accommodation is set underground (under the ramp's surface), contained by the existing stone walls, with a single window under the pier giving glimpses of the elegant form of the arched pier supports. Architects: O'LearyGoss. Main contractor: Beard Construction
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The pier, opened in 1869, is the only operating Grade I listed seaside pier in the UK. To thrive it needed to offer an enhanced visitor experience which will contribute to the long term future of the pier. The new cafe/restaurant, a education/meeting space and toilet facilities are all in a modern building which is set down into the existing ramp linking the pier to land. This new building has been carefully designed to retain the integrity of the original pier. Views of the pier head buildings from the land side are not impeded by the largely transparent glazed roof of the tea room part of the new visitor facilities, which emerges from the slope of the ramp. Part of the roof of the new visitor facilities forms an additional viewing platform, with access to the new building via a glazed "funnel", the form of which reflects the pier's long standing function as an embarcation point for pleasure steamers. The remaining accommodation is set underground (under the ramp's surface), contained by the existing stone walls, with a single window under the pier giving glimpses of the elegant form of the arched pier supports. Architects: O'LearyGoss. Main contractor: Beard Construction
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The pier, opened in 1869, is the only operating Grade I listed seaside pier in the UK. To thrive it needed to offer an enhanced visitor experience which will contribute to the long term future of the pier. The new cafe/restaurant, a education/meeting space and toilet facilities are all in a modern building which is set down into the existing ramp linking the pier to land. This new building has been carefully designed to retain the integrity of the original pier. Views of the pier head buildings from the land side are not impeded by the largely transparent glazed roof of the tea room part of the new visitor facilities, which emerges from the slope of the ramp. Part of the roof of the new visitor facilities forms an additional viewing platform, with access to the new building via a glazed "funnel", the form of which reflects the pier's long standing function as an embarcation point for pleasure steamers. The remaining accommodation is set underground (under the ramp's surface), contained by the existing stone walls, with a single window under the pier giving glimpses of the elegant form of the arched pier supports. Architects: O'LearyGoss. Main contractor: Beard Construction
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Clive Minnet

Clevedon Pier was opened in 1869 to receive paddle steamer passengers from Devon and Wales. Today it is a focal point for events and educational programmes in Clevedon. It has a unique cafe in the Victorian Pagoda at the end of the pier and is also now a licensed Wedding Venue.

Clevedon Pier celebrated it’s 150 Birthday in 2019.

It is the only Grade 1 listed pier you can visit in England and is now fully open again

The Victorian Pagoda at the end of the Pier  is now open for coffee, tea, alcoholic and soft drinks , ice creams and cakes.

Our new Glass Box restaurant team are serving a selection of culinary delights including everyone’s favourite ‘Fish and Chips’ – all using locally sourced ingredients. There are vegan and children’s options available. Our takeaway offer allows you to enjoy outstanding food and drink in the fresh air, taking in the spectacular views and very special atmosphere which make Clevedon Pier such a wonderful place.

Visit our interesting museum with lots of features on the town, channel and Pier

Enjoy unique views from our Porthole Room under the Pier

We are only accepting payment by debit/credit card, or other contactless forms such as Apple Pay.

We do not currently accept cash.

Clevedon Pier also offers the best fishing for miles around and is open to members of its own fishing club – The Clevedon Pier Sea Angling Club.  Visit their website –  https://www.clevedonpierseaanglingclub.com

Clevedon Pier is England’s only Grade 1 listed pier and celebrated it’s 150 Birthday In 2019.
  • Clevedon Pier and Heritage Trust, The Beach, Clevedon, UK
  • 01275 878846
The pier, opened in 1869, is the only operating Grade I listed seaside pier in the UK. To thrive it needed to offer an enhanced visitor experience which will contribute to the long term future of the pier. The new cafe/restaurant, a education/meeting space and toilet facilities are all in a modern building which is set down into the existing ramp linking the pier to land. This new building has been carefully designed to retain the integrity of the original pier. Views of the pier head buildings from the land side are not impeded by the largely transparent glazed roof of the tea room part of the new visitor facilities, which emerges from the slope of the ramp. Part of the roof of the new visitor facilities forms an additional viewing platform, with access to the new building via a glazed "funnel", the form of which reflects the pier's long standing function as an embarcation point for pleasure steamers. The remaining accommodation is set underground (under the ramp's surface), contained by the existing stone walls, with a single window under the pier giving glimpses of the elegant form of the arched pier supports. Architects: O'LearyGoss. Main contractor: Beard Construction
Photo 15-12-2016, 14 45 15
The pier, opened in 1869, is the only operating Grade I listed seaside pier in the UK. To thrive it needed to offer an enhanced visitor experience which will contribute to the long term future of the pier. The new cafe/restaurant, a education/meeting space and toilet facilities are all in a modern building which is set down into the existing ramp linking the pier to land. This new building has been carefully designed to retain the integrity of the original pier. Views of the pier head buildings from the land side are not impeded by the largely transparent glazed roof of the tea room part of the new visitor facilities, which emerges from the slope of the ramp. Part of the roof of the new visitor facilities forms an additional viewing platform, with access to the new building via a glazed "funnel", the form of which reflects the pier's long standing function as an embarcation point for pleasure steamers. The remaining accommodation is set underground (under the ramp's surface), contained by the existing stone walls, with a single window under the pier giving glimpses of the elegant form of the arched pier supports. Architects: O'LearyGoss. Main contractor: Beard Construction
Clevedon (37)
The pier, opened in 1869, is the only operating Grade I listed seaside pier in the UK. To thrive it needed to offer an enhanced visitor experience which will contribute to the long term future of the pier. The new cafe/restaurant, a education/meeting space and toilet facilities are all in a modern building which is set down into the existing ramp linking the pier to land. This new building has been carefully designed to retain the integrity of the original pier. Views of the pier head buildings from the land side are not impeded by the largely transparent glazed roof of the tea room part of the new visitor facilities, which emerges from the slope of the ramp. Part of the roof of the new visitor facilities forms an additional viewing platform, with access to the new building via a glazed "funnel", the form of which reflects the pier's long standing function as an embarcation point for pleasure steamers. The remaining accommodation is set underground (under the ramp's surface), contained by the existing stone walls, with a single window under the pier giving glimpses of the elegant form of the arched pier supports. Architects: O'LearyGoss. Main contractor: Beard Construction
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Clive Minnet
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