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The Bay Filey

  • 4.2 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 10
  • Hot Tub

About The Bay Filey

Nestled on the North Yorkshire coast, where the meadows meet the sea, you’ll find The Bay Filey Holiday Resort. Situated in the traditional seaside town of Filey, right between Scarborough and Bridlington, escape to this beautiful seaside spot. Open all year round, the resort boasts an indoor swimming pool with gym and sauna and steam room, two restaurants, a selection of activities and direct access to five miles of sandy beach - there’s so much to discover at our coastal gem.

The stunning self-catering accommodation is comprised of houses, cottages and apartments with spacious interiors and hot tub options, all just a short walk from the rolling waves of Filey Bay.

Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Check-in: 4pm
  • Welcome information pack
  • Flatscreen TV in lounge with Freeview
  • All your kitchen essentials
  • Heating throughout
  • Indoor swimming pool
  • Gym
  • Sauna and steam room
  • Two restaurants: John Paul Jones bar and restaurants, The Four Cats Drinks and Eats
  • Shop
  • Tennis court
  • Children’s play area
  • On-site activities including archery, axe throwing, pottery painting
  • Beauty treatment room
  • WiFi access (available in the onsite John Paul Jones Pub.)
  • Dog-friendly
  • Open all year round
  • Direct access to five miles of sandy beach
  • Self-catering accommodation: houses, cottages, apartments with spacious interiors and hot tub options
Accommodation features
  • Outdoor hot tub (in selected accommodation only)
  • TV/DVD
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Bath and/or shower
  • Bed linen and duvets included
  • Towels are provided in Exclusives, Indulgent and Luxury categories only (Towel hire is available for a small deposit)
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Babies must be included in party total
  • Cots £15pw each and highchairs £12pw each
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • Pets £60 per week or £45 per short break each (max 2) (In specific accommodation only)
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • * Charges may apply on some facilities.

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  • Sleeps 10
  • Hot Tub

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From £1,264 for 7 nights
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The Bay Filey Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£321
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£428
Highest Price
£2,876
Most Expensive Time
December
Cheapest Time
January
Avg Price Per Night
£326
Avg Price Per Week
£2,282
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The Bay Filey Reviews

4.2Visitor Rating out of 5

28 reviews from guests who stayed at The Bay Filey

Janice
Oct 2025

"The 5 stars says it all. Excellent value already thinking of visiting again next year"

Maria
Oct 2025

"Lovely comfortable cottage and very clean"

John
Sep 2025

"Lovely spacious cottage. Just remember to take towels, hand wash etc. We only put the heating on in the morning for an hour but it soon warmed up and felt really cosy"

Kathryn
Aug 2025

"Apartment needed an upgrade flooring damaged, doors damaged and curtains not matching. Our expectations were high when we booked and saw photos on the webpage of an apartment but this is not what we got."

Helen
Jul 2025

"Our The Bay Filey review: The cabin was very clean and comfortable. Although there was nowhere enclosed for our dog outside the cabin, I had read this and came equipped with a long line so she could still be outside with us. There was a huge field behind our cabin which was ideal for walking her outside to do her business, The furniture on the veranda was a bit shabby and only one of the chairs had a cushion.The bed unfortunately felt like it wasn't level so I could only sleep on one side as if I lay the other way it felt like I would roll off.I wouldn't describe it as luxury, but it was certainly very comfortable and had everything we needed."

Stephen
Jul 2025

"A lovely cottage with everything you could need for a good holiday. A washing machine which came in handy especially with a six year old with us."

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Top Days Out Near The Bay Filey

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of The Bay Filey, with real driving times.

Theme park and zoo 45 min drive · 29.1 miles

Flamingo Land

Sat nav: YO17 6UX

A theme park and zoo in one place, with big coasters, family rides and animal keeper talks.

  • Families
  • Thrill seekers
  • Full day
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Flamingo Land is a theme park, zoo and resort at Kirby Misperton in North Yorkshire. It has been running since 1959 and was the first site in Europe to combine rides and a zoo. The theme park has eight themed areas, with thrill coasters such as Sik, Hero, Kumali and Velocity, plus gentler family and kids' rides.

Tip: Check the day's keeper talk and show times on the website before you go, and plan your route around them.

Coastal castle 17 min drive · 9.9 miles

Scarborough Castle

Sat nav: YO11 1QZ

A ruined royal fortress on a wide headland with sweeping views over Scarborough's two bays and the North Sea.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • 2-3 hours
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Scarborough Castle crowns a headland between the town's two bays. Climb to the viewing platforms in the Inner Bailey and the Great Tower for views over the town, the harbour and the bay. An exhibition tells the story of the site, including a Bronze Age sword on display, and there's a World Builder trail for younger visitors.

Tip: Leave plenty of time to wander the wide grassy headland as well as the castle itself.

Geology museum 14 min drive · 9 miles

Rotunda Museum

Sat nav: YO11 2PS

One of the world's first purpose-built museums, with Yorkshire fossils and sea views in Scarborough.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Couples
  • Dogs welcome
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The Rotunda is the Museum of Coastal Heritage and Geology, opened in 1829 and among the world's first purpose-built museums. It was built to a design suggested by William Smith, the "Father of English Geology", and looks out over Scarborough's South Bay. Inside, a Georgian gallery has a frieze of the local coastline's geology, drawn by Smith's nephew John Phillips.

Tip: There's no car park on site, so use the nearby South Bay underground car park or Palm Court multi-storey. Check which galleries are open, as the West Wing is closed.

Public aquarium 59 min drive · 36.1 miles

The Deep

Sat nav: HU1 4DP

A charity-run aquarium on the Humber Estuary with sharks, penguins, rays and Europe's deepest viewing tunnel.

  • Families
  • Couples
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The Deep is a public aquarium in Hull, overlooking the Humber Estuary where the River Hull meets it. Its Endless Ocean tank holds sharks, rays and northern Europe's only pair of green sawfish, and you can walk through Europe's deepest viewing tunnel or ride a glass lift through the water.

Tip: Check the daily talk times when you arrive and plan your visit around the shark and penguin talks. Use HU1 4DP or HU9 1TU for sat nav, which takes you to Tower Street.

Stately home 46 min drive · 31.5 miles

Castle Howard

Sat nav: YO60 7DA

A Baroque house by Sir John Vanbrugh, with lakes, temples, an arboretum and an adventure playground.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • Half day
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Castle Howard is a Baroque country house in North Yorkshire, designed by Sir John Vanbrugh and home to the Howard family for over 300 years. Inside, you can explore grand galleries, bedrooms and a world-class art and sculpture collection. The house is also well known as a filming location, including for Brideshead Revisited and Bridgerton.

Tip: Buying tickets online costs less than buying at the Ticket Office, so book online. House and Gardens tickets include the playground.

Stately home 21 min drive · 12.7 miles

Burton Agnes Hall

Sat nav: YO25 4NB

An Elizabethan manor house with a games-themed walled garden, woodland walk and a Norman manor house next door.

  • Families
  • Half day
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Burton Agnes Hall is an Elizabethan manor house near Driffield, built in the early 1600s. Inside, the Long Gallery has a richly plastered ceiling, and many 17th-century fittings survive, including carved woodwork, plaster ceilings and an alabaster overmantel. Next door stands the Norman Manor House, first built in 1173. Both are Grade I listed, and the Hall is still a lived-in family home.

Tip: Book tickets online ahead if you can. Card payments only, as cash isn't accepted on site.

Abbey ruins 47 min drive · 28.6 miles

Whitby Abbey

Sat nav: YO22 4JT

Clifftop abbey ruins above Whitby harbour, with a museum and the Dracula story.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • 2-3 hours
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The ruins of Whitby Abbey crown a clifftop above the historic fishing port of Whitby. The headland has been home to an Anglo-Saxon monastery, a great medieval abbey and a 17th-century mansion, and it has long been wrapped in myths and legends. The substantial remains of the abbey church are Grade I listed and cared for by English Heritage.

Tip: Head into the museum in Cholmley House as well as the ruins - it holds most of the stories of the headland.

Stately home 34 min drive · 20.1 miles

Sledmere House

Sat nav: YO25 3XG

A Grade I listed Georgian house on the Yorkshire Wolds, with Capability Brown parkland, a farm shop and a farm.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Half day
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Sledmere House is a Grade I listed Georgian country house between Driffield and Malton, and the ancestral home of the Sykes family. It is known for its Chippendale and Sheraton furnishings, fine plasterwork and the Long Library, which is described as one of the most beautiful rooms in England. The Turkish Room, with its Kutahya tiles, is another highlight.

Tip: The farm shop, adventure play area and farm do not need a ticket and parking is free, but check the website for current opening times before you set off.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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