Pendeford Hall

This can depend on whether it is a new or pre-owned home.

New homes tend to be ex-works (factory retail price) plus a siting charge (which includes delivery, connections, and gas bottle), and pitch fees are usually included for the rest of the season.

Pre-owned homes are usually priced with the siting charge already included, and pitch fees are then added on a prorated basis for the rest of the season.

Deals can vary from time to time, so for clarity, each holiday home, new or pre-owned, will detail exactly what is and is not included in the price. Check out our buyers' guide here.

Annual costs include the park pitch fees, electricity and gas, and insurance.

No, there are different rules relating to a holiday park home and a residential park home. Holiday homes are sited on holiday parks that are only licenced for holiday use. You can purchase a holiday park home but will need to have a primary residence elsewhere.

Yes. All our parks have set rules that help everyone enjoy their leisure time. You can download a copy of our park rules here.

Subletting is not allowed in many parks where all holiday homes are privately owned. Your family and close friends can use it.

Yes. Each mobile home holiday park has a closed season. During this time, your holiday park home is looked after by the resident staff who remain on the park.

A 'Licence Agreement protects all caravans on our parks'. Below is a summary of what a 'Licence Agreement' offers:

Long-Term Tenure Licence Agreement for A - Holiday Home Caravan Pitch

- Tenure is 25 years for caravans (single units) and 35 years for lodges (twin units) of life from new.

- In the first ten years of this tenure, you have the right to re-sell your caravan on the park of its life from new.

- This Agreement is based on the Code of Practice of the BH&HPA and NCC.

- Details everything for subletting, ending your term, and your and our responsibilities.