prices by holiday home size
Our pitch fees depend on the width of the holiday home, not the position on the Park. Pitch fees go up broadly in line with inflation each year – they are designed to contribute towards the cost of running the Park for the owners. The including VAT prices are as follows:
12′ – £3,996
13’/14′ – £4,398
16′ – £4,579
20′ – £5,466
22′ – £5,792
No hidden costs
We don’t have extra charges on top of that for rates, water, maintenance, security, waste management etc.
What you pay on top are all extra-Parks costs relating to the individual use of your holiday home, for example monthly costs for internet and insurance.
The gas is piped (so we can’t make a margin, annoyingly), and is metered alongside electric and billed quarterly at the provider’s price.
If you want any extra services e.g. gutters cleaning, decking washing, spring cleans, winter drain-downs, you can pay for these separately at Reception.
price vs. value
Sometimes customers might think that “cheap pitch fees” is the most important decision-making factor in starting to find the right park for them. If they start by searching for what they want rather than what they think they want to pay, they will begin to understand what different parks cost. The right Park for them might be a few shillings more expensive than they originally thought, but picking the right park can be the difference between a dream and a nightmare.
Fairly priced
We don’t want our pitch fees to be a barrier in the customer deciding what they want. We know we are fairly priced for the quality we offer, and we are significantly cheaper than many of our competitors. Our philosophy is that we make money from selling holiday homes and holidays – everything else basically wipes its face. We do not believe that squeezing loyal owners to make up for missing quotas elsewhere in the business is fair or wise.