Daffodil Guest House

The scent of salt carries inland from Filey's crescent bay, and at Daffodil Guest House you're close enough to hear the gulls settle at dusk.

This is one for couples after a coastal break without the full tent-in-a-field commitment, or anyone wanting a comfortable base for walking the Cleveland Way. The guest house rooms give you a proper bed and four walls, while the camping pod offers a middle ground—your own snug shelter but still that outdoor feel. Filey itself sits quietly between Scarborough's buzz and Flamborough's chalk cliffs, all rock pools and miles of sand when the tide pulls out. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing one.

Facilities aren't specified in detail, but expect guest house essentials rather than full campsite infrastructure. Campfires need checking on arrival—they'll let you know what's allowed. It's open year-round, which makes it a good shout for off-season coastal walks when most campsites have shuttered up. The vibe leans peaceful and low-key, more about the bracing North Sea air than late-night singalongs.