FAQs

You cannot use a holiday home as a residence, this would breach your licence agreement and our local authority licence.

Once you have decided to purchase a holiday home, a minimum deposit of £1,000 on pre-owned and 10% for all new holiday homes will be required as a sign of commitment and to reserve the home and pitch. At this time, we require proof of address in the form of a current Council tax bill and utility bill to accompany our purchase form. Once all is received and checked we will send out the required sales pack and forms for signing and returning. We will then carry out any necessary checks, or if a new home, site, connect and test the services. You will be asked to pay the balance by the most convenient means for yourself approximately 2 weeks in advance, please be aware that cheques will need to time to clear before any handover. A copy of your insurance certificate will be required for our files. Finally, we will arrange a handover date suitable to all parties, where the park will issue your agreement, handover the keys and answer any questions you may have about your new holiday home and the park. Please allow approximately 4-6 weeks for this process to complete.

The cost of the 2026 site fee is £4,895.00 payable in five instalments of £979.00 by 1^st February, 1^st April, 1^st May, 1^st June and 1^st July.

The park is open from mid February until the end of October, there may be an extension period available at the end of the season offered after the first year on the park. You can use your holiday home within this period for holiday purposes. During the closed period maintenance visits may be permitted by prior arrangement with the park manager.

The holiday home is exclusively for use by yourselves and close family and friends for holiday purposes only, no subletting is allowed. The park manager should be advised in advance of family and friends using the holiday home.