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Looking for what's on in Woolacombe this week? Start with the live listings, then use this guide to plan around the beach, weather, tides and nearby North Devon events. Check the organiser link before travelling, especially for outdoor events, paid activities and anything weather dependent.

Last editorial check: 7 July 2026.

Find upcoming events, live music, markets, kids activities and things to do in Woolacombe and the surrounding North Devon villages. Browse by category or check back regularly for new listings.

Quick answer

Use three sources for current Woolacombe events

  • Woolacombe & Mortehoe Tourism's events calendar for local listings in Woolacombe, Mortehoe and nearby villages.
  • National Trust Woolacombe events for Morte Point, Marine Drive, beach clean and guided activity listings.
  • The live cards on this page, where Woolacombe.net can surface verified local events when the feed is available.

July 2026

Events to check before travelling

These examples were checked on 7 July 2026. Times, booking rules and cancellations can change, so use the organiser as the final source before setting off.

Woolacombe Dunes parkrun

Saturdays at 9:00am near The Porthole at the end of Marine Drive car park. Register before your first run and bring a scannable barcode if you want a result.

Croyde Open Air Market

Tuesday summer dates listed through 1 September 2026. Useful for browsing, food, gifts and a nearby change of scene.

National Trust activities

Summer 2026 listings include Morte Point tractor trailer rides, photography walks, beach cleans and family activities. Check booking and meeting points.

Beach clean and family activities

National Trust listed Woolacombe beach clean and family activities for 26 July 2026. Outdoor timings can change with weather.

Regular options

Some of the best Woolacombe days are not formal events

When weather and sea state line up, a beach day, bodyboarding session, low-tide rock pool visit or walk towards Putsborough can be the main event. Check forecast conditions, tide times, the bodyboarding guide and nearby beaches before heading down.

Seasonal guide

What to expect through the year

Summer holidays

The busiest season for beach cleans, family activities, nearby markets, guided outdoor sessions and surf-related activity. Parking and traffic can be the limiting factor.

Autumn

Better for walking, photography, wildlife watching and quieter beach days. Watch National Trust listings for Morte Point, Marine Drive and Woolacombe Down.

Winter and Christmas

Listings are more variable. Check Tourism, Visit Devon and organiser pages for festive events, community activities and nearby indoor options.

Plan

Before you go

  • Check weather and tide: beach cleans, surf sessions, sunset walks and Marine Drive events are exposed.
  • Confirm booking and meeting points: National Trust events often have dedicated pages with booking details.
  • Think about parking: do not assume the main seafront is the right place for Morte Point, Marine Drive or Croyde events.
  • Check dogs and access: beaches, markets, dunes and coast paths can involve seasonal rules, livestock, sand and uneven ground.