A breakdown of costs (ex-VAT)
- BCHP costs:
- Pitch Premium – £0 (promotional pitches) to £25,000 (lakeview pitches).
- Pitch fees – paying for the cost of services for the rest of the season (sliding scale – see below).
- As part of our 2026 promotion, we are waiving pitch fees for the current season.
- Contractors costs:
- Transport, siting, levelling, connecting up, plumbing in, new electric distribution box, gas & electric safety checks
- These typically amount to around £2,750-£3,000
- Your Park costs
- Disconnection fee – whatever your holiday park will charge to disconnect your holiday home and move it to a place transporters can pick it up.
- Decking costs
- If you want to transport and refit your current uPVC decking (we do not allow wooden decking), or buy a new decking for your holiday home, this is a cost to consider either immediately or further down the line.
- Removing, transporting, and refitting typically costs £2,000-£5,000
- New decking (depending how “mad” you go) might be £5,000 to £9,000
As part of our 2026 promotion, we are waiving pitch fees for the current season.
Sliding scale of pitch fees (full price for 12′ caravan pitch fees for 2026/2027: £3330):
11 months (February-January): 100% of price
10 months: (March-January): 95% of price
9 months: (April-January): 90% of price
8 months: (May-January): 80% of price
7 months: (June-January): 75% of price
6 months: (July-January): 65% of price
5 months: (August-January): 55% of price
4 months: (September-January): 30% of price
3 months and under: (October-January): 10% of price
Why do you charge a pitch premium?
The “bronze” pitch premium at Burton Constable Holiday Park is £5,000, while highest-demand pitches e.g. next to the lake can have premiums as high as £25,000.
Our business is selling holiday homes and holidays, so you’ll understand it doesn’t make sense for people to bring a holiday home to our pitches without paying a premium (selling on the pitch would otherwise have brought us a profit).
However, we are sympathetic to people who have invested in holiday homes they love, but on parks that they don’t love any more – so we allow a certain number of people to bring their holiday homes to us each year to have a much happier time with us. We even have some pitches that we are offering for free to promote this initiative.
For these customers, paying a bring-on premium and contractor costs can be easier and cheaper than selling their holiday home and buying one with us – and in some cases, the difference in pitch fees between our parks and others can be a saving even considering the moving costs. For more information on moving parks click here.