Holiday home ownership offers a relaxed and stress-free holiday experience, enhanced by the conveniences of a holiday park. Unburdened by advance bookings or fixed stay durations and designated arrival/departure days or times, enjoy spontaneous escapes from the everyday hustle and bustle, allowing you to recharge, reconnect and enjoy quality time with friends and family.

Please note that the site fees displayed relate to the 2026 season and are subject to annual review. Fees may vary and will be confirmed based on the specific pitch. Site fees cover the right to occupy your pitch annually for the season and use the park facilities. For a full breakdown of what’s included, please contact the park manager. Prices include VAT at the current rate. T&Cs apply.

Site fees are due annually and are usually sent out in November.

Site Fees Include: Park maintenance, owner services, reception, security and access to facilities such as the play area.

Additional Running Costs:

Water: Metered.

Energy: Electricity (metered) and gas (bottled).

Site Essentials: Local authority rates.

Maintenance: Insurance, winter drain-downs, servicing, and exterior cleaning.

This list is intended as a helpful guide and is not an exhaustive list of all potential expenses. Please contact the park team for further information.

Absolutely! Dogs are very much welcome here. We love seeing happy pooches enjoying their holidays with their owners at our park. We know how much your canine companions are part of the family, and we believe holidays are best enjoyed together.

Simply use the contact form below, email us at holidayhomes@lakedistrictestates.co.uk, or call us on 01539 531 578, and we’ll happily arrange a visit.

Caravans and lodges are sold with a licence agreement that sets out the length of tenure, which varies depending on the unit. For example, new lodges often come with a 30-year licence, while caravans typically have a shorter term of 15–20 years. Full details are always provided before purchase.

When your licence agreement is approaching expiry, we’ll contact you well in advance to discuss your options. These might include upgrading to a newer unit or relocating to a different pitch. We always aim to work with owners to find the best outcome.

No—our parks are licensed for holiday and recreational use only, not as permanent residences. This means your holiday home cannot be your main residence. We will ask you to confirm your residential address when you buy, and may request proof of this from time to time, as required under our site licence.

There’s no set limit on how long you can stay during each visit, so long as your use is genuinely for holidays or recreational breaks. Your holiday home must not be your main residence, and you must have a permanent address elsewhere. The season runs from the beginning of March to the beginning of January.

No, we do not allow subletting of caravans or lodges at our park.

You can part-exchange at any time if something catches your eye, you need more space, or your needs change. That said, many owners choose to upgrade before the end of their licence term, or take advantage of new stock and seasonal offers.

We don’t offer finance directly, but we work closely with a specialist broker who provides tailored finance solutions for holiday home purchases.