Druridge bay is a beach on the northeast coast, it is private beach used with the permission of the owner, although it isn't an official beach.

from Nuff.org.uk

The beach is private land however and Mr Derek Denny, Chairman of SANER contacted the landowner and was assured that we could use the section from the Chevington burn, south to the mid point between the Chevington burn and the National Trust area as a naturist beach, but he did not want it made an official beach.

Dunes and long sandy beach - quite a way out, so don't expect crowds of people

And certainly seems to be devoid of walkers/wanderers past.

Ideal for a quiet time with lots of sunbathing in summer sunshine - no facilities, so bring picnic and plenty of water to drink.

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Fairly unused beach, beach is ok, not developed at all, ideal for first timers as unlikely to get any gawkers.
Textiles not welcome but tolerated
Description of place:North Cotes
Facilities :No food or drink sales
Nearby places to stay (textile)
Family or Adults only:Family friendly
Visitors per dayUp to 50
Naturists per day:Up to 50