Filey is a popular family seaside town, smaller and quieter than the nearby resorts of
Bridlington and
Scarborough, it has the usual seaside amusements and a long sandy beach
which is ½ mile from the station.
The Lifeboat Station is usually open daily for visitors.
A 1 mile walk along the coast path leads to Filey Brigg, a rocky promontory with views of Filey Bay.
www.yorkshire.com
TI Filey Evron Centre, John Street. Tel. 01723 383636.
Housed in the oldest domestic buildings in Filey, the museum covers the town's history
including rural and domestic crafts. Victorian photographs. Small garden.
Open closed for refurbishment.
www.fileymuseum.co.uk
A freshwater marsh which attracts migratory birds and other wildlife.
Bird watching hides. Admission free.
Open at all times, best visited Jun-Sep.
www.ywt.org.uk
A zoo with a mixture of animals, exotic birds, gardens and nature.
Highlights include parrots, macaws and meerkats. Play Park. Café and picnic areas.
Open Daily 1000-1700 (1600 Oct-Mar).
www.fileybirdgarden.com
