Torbay Beach

( 56 Reviews )

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Torbay, NL
709-437-6532

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4.8 - (56 reviews)

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Sarah Wilson
I like watching the ocean from here so of course Google started asking me to provide details so I wanted to clarify the accessibility here. The view is definitely wheelchair accessible and there's a nice wooden bridge just off the parking area. The trails would be tricky, some areas are graded gravel and others are not, so a wheelchair user could probably get around to some nice spots a little off the parking area and into the start of the trails. The rocky beach would be inaccessible unless you have a serious off-road wheelchair, most Newfoundland beaches are composed of large rocks that make walking them on two feet tricky for some lol
May 18th, 2023
Sylvie Trillaud
Small quiet scenic place
May 8th, 2023
Oleksandr (ganjo)

Apr 3rd, 2023
Sophiya A

Mar 23rd, 2023
al marion (Shorty)

Mar 20th, 2023

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^{Torbay Beach}

Torbay Beach is located at in Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador . Torbay Beach can be contacted via phone at 709-437-6532 for pricing, hours and directions.

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709-437-6532

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Q What is the phone number for Torbay Beach?

A The phone number for Torbay Beach is: 709-437-6532.

Q Where is Torbay Beach located?

A Torbay Beach is located at , Torbay, NL

Q What is the internet address for Torbay Beach?

A The website (URL) for Torbay Beach is: https://torbay.ca/

Q How is Torbay Beach rated?

A Torbay Beach has a 4.8 Star Rating from 56 reviewers.

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Sarah Wilson _{on Google}

May 18th, 2023

I like watching the ocean from here so of course Google started asking me to provide details so I wanted to clarify the accessibility here. The view is definitely wheelchair accessible and there's a nice wooden bridge just off the parking area. The trails would be tricky, some areas are graded gravel and others are not, so a wheelchair user could probably get around to some nice spots a little off the parking area and into the start of the trails. The rocky beach would be inaccessible unless you have a serious off-road wheelchair, most Newfoundland beaches are composed of large rocks that make walking them on two feet tricky for some lol