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Firstly this site does accept tents. For tent prices look at the caravan prices and I think you knock off £2. There are no electric pitches for tents though on the field. We booked this site as we used to have a static caravan on the Lowfield farm site for 25+ years (which you can see from MG) so we knew where we were.
The one way system to the field can be challenging if its your first visit as you tend to miss the turning whilst trying to look at the map on the roads which had many twists and turns plus trying to mind the odd caravanner walking in the middle of the roads. The field is very big, and also contains a children's play park however the problem is most people let their dogs loose there and fail to pick up what ensues.
The toilet block next to the tent field is outdated and smelt damp at times. When we complained about the state of the gents cubicles we were told to use the 'Red' block. However I was told the owner was planning to refurb this over the closed winter period. It is much needed.
There is a small laundrette type thing (for a charge) with a clothes dryer and sinks to wash up in (as basic as you can get). The toilets doors are locked and require a key which you can get for £5 refundable deposit. There are only 2 sinks, one of which did not have hot water. There could be a queue for these especially after meal times.
You can pitch your tent anywhere on this field and also park your car next to it.
It is a short walk into Filey itself and quite pleasant. However it does lack a pub in close proximity and the nearest proper shop is around half a mile to a mile away.
Entry and exit is by a keycard which you get at reception and also have to pay a deposit for I think. The site is mainly for tourers and a very large majority stay on site all season. At the time we went there were only 2 other tents, joined the next day by 2 more. Even though everyone was spaced out, the arriving ones chose to squeeze next to us for some unknown reason.
For the price we paid and the facilities we got we would not return here. If the site added EHU points, the prices were more reasonable and the toilet facilities were improved then we would consider returning.
On arrival all seemed ok, looked lovely reception staff were Friendly, we were given a pitch number and directions.
It was a corner pitch, our jockey wheel would have been inches away from the narrow roadside, we didn't have enough room to even pitch our porch awning and goodness knows where we were supposed to park our car, as there was no room between pitches.
My husband walked back to reception and explained, they didn't argue, they told him of two or three pitches that were available and asked him to let them know which one we picked.
We turned into where a couple of the pitches were, only to find we were unable to manoeuvre our caravan onto the pitch because of the close proximity of all the caravans ( we have caravanned for over 30 years and my husband works at a caravan storage facility where he tows/ parks caravans on a daily basis )
However a man on a lawnmower was very pleasant, he returned with a small tractor and towed our caravan into position.
After we got sorted, we became very concerned about the safety aspect of how close we were to other caravans, if there was ever a fire it would spread quickly as there was no space between each pitch.
Then we realised that there were two pitches next to ours that were vacant, but knew they were booked from the following day, we couldn't work out how we would be able to get our outfit out when these pitches were filled, it would be a tight fit getting the car out on it's own !
Most of the caravans there are seasonal pitches.
The walk into Filey wasn't a easy one for anyone with disabilities or with a pushchair, it was a narrow uneven dirt track, people with motor bikes drove down it, it took us 25 minutes to reach the cliffs of Filey, which had a nice play park for children, then another 5 to 10 minutes to reach the town, but I would imagine in wet weather the track would be difficult.
I know this site well, as I went there every year for my childhood holidays in the 70's. I'm so disappointed to say I won't ever be going there again, it's been ruined.
The great thing with this site is its location - just a 10min walk over the little railway bridge and through the field I flew my childhood kites in, and you're in Filey - everything else - forget it now I'm afraid.
They've made every pitch hard standing - on big hard white stones. How the heck do they expect you to hammer in your tent pegs to fasten down your awning? I spent ages trying, until in the end a passer-by let me borrow the massive steel sledge hammer he brings for the same purpose. My rubber-topped camping mallet was ruined by that time. Putting up an awning normally is impossible at Muston Grange. Also, by the time it was up, the awning was covered in white marks from being laid down on the white chalky stones & slid along the ground when attaching to the van - great.
Every pitch is serviced with water - ok, that's fine, but if you don't have the special attachment to fit the tap to your caravan, they cost £50 from the reception, just for a length of hosepipe with the caravan plug-thing on one end.
Showers & loos are 'just' acceptably clean, although the site was rammed when we went so the loos were absolutely begging to be cleaned by the time it was done every evening. Some loos had no paper in so you had to check every time you went in. Not good. They're quite old & dated too - tired. Well in need of a refurb.
Showers you pay extra for. The water ran cold, hot, cold, hot when I used them too.
Washing up area had room for 2 people! No hot water in there 2 days out of our 8, also. There is mould growing round the sinks in the washing up area too.
Our baby fell ill one evening when we were there, & there was no phone number on the board outside reception to ring the local GP. I had to go in and ask the next day.
All these are pretty small things which you can probably live with, however the next point was a bigger deal.
Worst was how rammed in together the pitches are now. This used to be such a lovely little site, now there's just room for your neighbour to squeeze a car between your awning & their van, but it's tight for them to open the door to get out - unpleasant for you when you're sat in your awning having breakfast!
Got back from 2 night stay here and enjoyed it very much.
Site was nice and clean. Nice people in the seasonal pitches.
Fully serviced pitches (always a bonus when you have the water to do!).
Small play area, small shop.
Did the job though (milk etc).
Has a fish and chip van but we didn't try it out.
Open at certain times, usually early evening so saves you cooking.
Owners were very nice and had no issues with us staying slightly over our time to leave.
Secure barrier entry/exit.
Great location to get into Filey. We never used our vehicle whilst on the site.
Our only down side would be the tightness of the pitches.
Possibly would not have been a problem have the neighbours not left there car stuck out. But when it came to us leaving we could not pull the caravan out (unless we took there car with us).
We had to push caravan back, then forward etc. Arrgh.
Nice seasonal caravanner offered help, but we eventually sorted it.
Would go back to this site for many reasons, most especially the location.
We have just spent a couple of days at this camp site and the couple that runs it are very helpful and friendly and there was a fish and chip van which was the best in Scarborough, they were cooked to perfection and the oldish man that owns the chippy van was very funny and generous with the portions
We would recommend just stopping for the weekend and having more fish and chips
The facilities where fist class and very clean and hygienic and the reception sold everyday needs and the campsite is of a high class
What a great place to stay, we have been to this site now for the last three years and never add a problem with anyone thing or one, the site staff are fantastic and will bend over backwards to help with anything they can.
The shower/toilet block are kept to a very high standard of hygiene and the showers are nice and hot at the time of this review (3 tokens for a pound) There is a play area for children two minutes from any part of the site and it is well equipped for the kids.
The site as a small shop were you can get papers, milk etc. , in all its really nice.
Filey town centre is about 15 minutes walk and by car about 5 minutes.
I cannot say how nice this camp site is and how nice all the people who go and stay there are top class.
We got the bus from Filey to Scarborough for the day.
Great for the dog being only 10 minute walk to the beach.
The fish and chip van was excellent.
As previously said, you must have rock pegs for any pegging.
The pitches were quite cramped compared to the Centenary Way site next door which looked very spread out.
Beware being put on the 'blue' pitches which are along a west facing hedge with trees, you lose afternoon sun very early and some are quite tight, especially number 1 which is also dark.
For a pitch, awning and a dog it is £23 a night so I was put out that you then have to buy tokens for a shower - 3 for £1.
Overall though it was a pleasant stay with location being its forte.
We only spent 2 nights here, but wish we could have stayed longer. It has recently been taken over by new owners and they are doing a brilliant job! Forget the earlier reviews, this site is wonderful. The toilet/shower block is clean,spacious, heated and even the wife was happy to use it. Showers are by token, but cheap to use and lovely hot water.
It was quite full when we stayed but peaceful at night and didn't feel cramped at all. Nice little playground for my daughter and a 10 minute walk to beach/Filey.
At £12 a night for a full-service, hard standing pitch including EHU, a total and utter bargain. It is up to ( and above) Caravan Club standards. Love the place and will definitely return.
Stayed over the Easter weekend (late booking), they very kindly found us a space, it was described as small but to be far was big enough for us, we don't have an awning but put windscreens round.
The site is probably 90% 'permanent' residents and after an initial misunderstanding over whose area belonged to who everyone seemed very friendly.
Very quiet, very friendly couple running the site, the chap has a very dry sense of humour so could understand previous comments but my husband gave him as much back and we had a great laugh with him!
Reasonably clean toilets and showers but could do with a bucket and mop been left as very wet after a few showers! About 15 minutes leisure walk into Filey either over cliffs (although part of this is now closed to erosion) or through the park.
Shop very small so take what you need with you although there is a Tesco in Filey.
The site is only 10amp for electric so be carefull not to over load although it is easy to reset.
Very small park for children only really suitable up to 10 years
Ps dont use sat nav to get to site it takes you to the wrong one and not easy to turn round if you had a large caravan. Dont take the last right turn into a track road for a different site keep going straight on at roundabout turn right for filey and the site is the first right turn.
Just got back from 4 night stay at muston grange,found site very clean and tidy.
Two toilet blocks. Toilet block near to cottages were a bit smelly but forewarned by warden. Showers are by token obtained from shop / reception.
Nice walk along cliff top to filey. Nice quiet site with hard standing pitches with water tap and drain for grey waste.
Rock pegs required. Would defo return. Some pitches under trees-no sun no good for sun worshippers.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <1 mile 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
No Dog Walk 
Firstly this site does accept tents. For tent prices look at the caravan prices and I think you knock off £2. There are no electric pitches for tents though on the field. We booked this site as we used to have a static caravan on the Lowfield farm site for 25+ years (which you can see from MG) so we knew where we were. 
