Middleton Beach Dog Beach, located in Seppings, Western Australia, is a dog-friendly haven that spans about 500 meters with golden sand and clear waters. It's a prime spot for dog owners to let their pets run freely in the designated areas. However, the broader Middleton Beach area also offers more traditional beach activities like swimming and picnics, though dogs are restricted to on-lead access in those areas. The beach's history dates back to the early 19th century when it was named after Captain Middleton, an explorer.
The beach itself provides a serene backdrop for family picnics and relaxation, with amenities like restrooms but lacks extensive services typical of larger beaches. Visitors can explore nearby attractions, such as the Albany National Anzac Centre and the Albany Wind Farm.
While the dog beach area is specifically for off-leash activities, the overall Middleton Beach area remains popular for its tranquil atmosphere and accessibility, offering a balance between serene family outings and lively pet playtime.
