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The property is part of The Bay Filey Holiday Village which is located on the fabulous Yorkshire Coast. The property you are viewing is independently owned but located within The Bay Holiday Village. The village and its facilities are operated by Away Resorts.
A short walk away from this property are all of The Bays facilities which include
-20m heated indoor pool
- Small children's pool
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Gym
- Tennis court
- Table Tennis Tables
- Meadows Walk
- John Paul Jones - dog and family friendly Public House which serves freshly prepared meals & ales throughout the day
- The Four Cats - Pizza and Coffee Bar offering dine in and take out
- Pharmacy
- Resort Shop
- activities which can be booked on site (operated by Away Resorts)
- EV chargers - There are communal car chargers available across the village - these are operated by the resort management team and the owner cannot guarantee their provision, availability or operation. Should you wish to use a EV charger you will need to bring your credit / debit card and use of the EV chargers is at your own risk.
- Choice of 4 walks to The Bay Beach (5 mile long) with 3 walks being direct beach access and traffic free!

The Bay is available to access using cars (plenty of parking available) or by public transport having a bus stop right outside the village and being on the main road from Scarborough to Bridlington. There are trains to Scarborough and Filey itself as well. Just search for "The Bay Filey" to find its location.
Filey - The Awards keep coming!
In 2021, Filey Beach was named as one of Europes top 20 beaches and in 2018 Filey won The Sunday Times' ‘Beach of the Year'. Both of these came as no surprise to us. With its long stretch of golden sand and picturesque views, it's the perfect place for friends and family to enjoy a seaside holiday. Close-by to the north, Filey Brigg has some impressive rock pools to explore, where you may even find the odd fossil or two, and also marks the start/end of the Cleveland WayTrail.
Quieter than our other coastal resorts, Filey is the perfect choice for those wanting to enjoy a break away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Escape for a few days, a week or more as you explore all that the Yorkshire Coast has on offer.
Filey is a vibrant town with lots of shops, cafes, a museum, active RNLI station and a concert hall. It is around a 3 mile drive.
Walking
The Bay Filey is located on the Cleveland Way .You can walk to many places from the Bay such as:
Hunmanby - famous for having a lock up for chickens, this quiet village has it all for your needs such as fish and chips as well as a COOP and a selection of pubs.
Reighton - a small village nearby you could walk to the beach from here via the local caravan park as an alternative and come out further up Filey Beach!
Please note that some roads nearby do not have pavements and care should be taken when walking.
Scarborough (8 miles)
Imagine a place where families and friends have visited for years, a home away from home that people have known, loved and keep coming back to year after year.
A place to make memories and enjoy traditional seaside fun, local shops and eateries, beautiful gardens.
This is just part of Scarborough's charm – as Britain's original seaside resort, holidays to Scarborough offer something for everyone with two picturesque beaches, numerous exciting attractions and a rich history that is just begging to be explored.
Did you know that the town is home to one of the first purpose-built museums in the world? The Rotunda tells the incredible story of our natural history and the rich fossil-finds on offer across the Yorkshire Coast.
Bridlington (6 miles)
If you're looking for a leisurely day out, how about visiting the elegant promenades of bright and breezy Bridlington? With its sandy beaches, award-winning promenades and historic harbour, this is a hidden seaside gem awash with kitsch traditional entertainment.
Visit the leisure centre, John Bulls Candy Kingdom, Spa Theatre,funfair, amusements and donkey rides on the beach for a traditional British day out with seaside in spades!
Also, whilst you're in this neck of the woods, why not go and explore Bridlington's wonderful Old Town or visit SewerbyHall, garden and zoo?
Flamborough (5 miles)
Enjoy stunning walks, an RNLI lifeboat station, coves, beaches and a clifftop cafe next to the amazing lighthouse as well as access to the Bempton Cliffs RSPB reserve,
Whitby
Famous for its connections to Bram Stoker's Dracula, Whitby has always embraced its association with Gothic culture which is reflected in the town's quirky streets, shops and Abbey ruins, and of course the annual celebration of the culture - The Whitby Goth Weekend.
When you visit you can explore ornate cobbled paths, locally-owned shops and quirky cafes that give Whitby it's intriguing yet welcoming atmosphere, making it a great place to visit. Being by the sea you'll also get to enjoy classic seaside fun and food with locally caught crab & lobster as well as sandcastle building and walks along the pier!
Whitby is also a place for explorers, with connection to the famous voyager Captain James Cook. The great man is immortalised in a monument up on West Cliff, where he can be seen looking out to his favourite place – the sea. You can also learn more about his life and journeys in Whitby at the Captain Cook Memorial Museum.
Robin Hoods Bay
Probably one of the most photographed locations in the UK, Robin Hood's Bay is a picture perfect escape for those who are looking to enjoy this quaint little village.
Known for its steep and winding paths, you'll definitely need to wear your sensible shoes when visiting Robin Hood's Bay! However as you walk up and down the cobbled streets you'll find charming cottages, a variety of shops and a selection of cafes - ideal for a pit stop or two! If those steep hills weren't enough for you, Robin Hood's Bay is also a great place to enjoy walking and cycling as its part of many popular trails such as The Coast to Coast, The Cleveland Way and The Cinder Track. Due to its maze like winding paths and fishing harbour you can see why Robin Hood's Bay was once known as a smuggler's haven! You can even re-live life as a smuggler on one the many tours the village has to offer.
York
Once voted ‘the best place to live in the UK' by the Sunday Times, York is a much-loved city by locals and visitors. Although known as quite a small city, there's lots of exciting things to see and do during in your visit! From museums and historic buildings to shopping and theatre, you'll find there is something to suit everyone.
A poplar place amongst those who love food and drink, York is home to a wide selection of bars and restaurants. Whether you're looking to enjoy a meal with the family or indulge in a romantic meal for two, York has everything you need!