Bayview Stadium, sponsored as the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium, is East Fife’s home on Harbour View in Methil, a short walk from the mouth of the River Leven. The Fifers left the old Bayview Park in 1998. Every seat is in a single covered stand along the south side of the pitch. The north side and both ends are open and empty, which is why you can see the docks, the river mouth and, on a clear day, the Forth.
The pitch runs east to west and measures 115 yards by 75. It has been 3G since 2017, and a new Greenfields surface was laid in the summer of 2026. The goals are at the ends, not in front of the stand. The east goal is the home end, also called the sea end. Sections A to D sit along that half. The west goal is the Dubbieside end. On a normal matchday, away supporters are in the west end of the same stand, usually sections G, H and J. Dugouts are in the middle blocks, E and F. There is no stand behind either goal, so you watch side-on.
Check the block on your ticket before you travel. From July 2026, roof repairs closed the home sections A to D. East Fife supporters were moved into G, H and J, and visiting fans were given section K at the far Dubbieside end. That block holds 245 seats, plus four wheelchair places, and the club said the arrangement would stay until further notice. Separate home and away turnstiles are used either way. A seat in K, rather than the usual away sections, is the current layout, not a mistake on the ticket.
The stand is covered and all-seater, with a fair gap between rows and a clear view. A wind off the Forth can cut across the ground even under the roof, so pack a coat from September to April. Floodlights stand at the four corners. Wheelchair spaces are at the front of the sections. If you need assistance, email Stephen Mill, the disability access officer, at [email protected] before the game.
There are no cash turnstiles, so buy ahead if you can, online or on 01333 426323. Recent league prices have been about £20 for adults, £16 for concessions and £5 for under-16s, though that shifts by competition. Turnstiles usually open around two hours before kick-off. The refurbished Bayview Bar, on the ground floor of the stand, welcomes both sets of supporters and looks out onto the pitch. Food is the usual kiosk offering of pies and hot drinks, and the toilets inside the stand are shared.
Parking on Harbour View is free, with car parks at each end of the ground. The postcode is KY8 3RW. Leven station, opened in 2024, is about a fifteen-minute walk, with ScotRail trains from Edinburgh. From Kirkcaldy, follow the A915 and the A955 through Methil and drop down to the seafront. East Fife play in black and gold. Sit in the block on your ticket, wrap up, and you will be closer to the touchline than at most grounds you visit.