Holiday Parks with New Developments

Explore holiday parks with new developments, including parks with new pitches, available plots and new holiday homes for sale. Some parks offer buyers the chance to choose a pitch or plot within a new development area, while others may have new static caravans, lodges or holiday homes already sited and ready to view. Availability varies by park, so it is important to check what is included, whether the pitch is ready now, which homes can be sited and what site fees, park rules and holiday-use terms apply.

Use the parks below to compare new holiday park developments and enquire directly about available plots, pitches and homes.

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Buying on a new holiday park development can give you more choice over location, pitch position and home specification than buying an existing holiday home. Depending on the park, you may be able to choose from available pitches, select a new static caravan or lodge, or discuss optional extras such as decking, parking, outdoor space or upgraded interiors.

Before enquiring, check whether the plot or pitch is available immediately, whether a specific holiday home is already available, and whether there are restrictions on manufacturers, model sizes or siting timescales. You should also review the annual site fees, licence length, park season, utility connections, insurance requirements, pet rules, subletting rules and any costs for decking, transport, siting or connection.

The wording can vary between parks. Some may describe a “plot”, others a “pitch”, “new development”, “new phase” or “available base”. Always confirm exactly what is being offered before committing.

Holiday Park Developments: FAQs

What is a holiday park development?

A holiday park development is usually a new area, phase or section of a park where new holiday homes, lodges, static caravans, plots or pitches may be available.

What is the difference between a plot and a pitch?

The terms are often used differently by different parks but often interchangeably. A pitch usually refers to the position where a holiday home is sited. A plot may refer to the wider space, base or development area. Always check what is included.

Can I choose my own pitch on a holiday park?

Some parks allow buyers to choose from available pitches or plots, especially on new developments. Availability, pitch size and permitted home models vary by park.

Are empty pitches sold separately?

Usually, the pitch is linked to buying or siting a holiday home on the park rather than being sold as land but it may be possible to bring a holiday home you already own onto an available pitch. Always confirm whether the price includes a holiday home, pitch, siting, connections or extras.

What should I check before choosing a holiday home pitch?

Check the pitch location, views, parking, decking options, site fees, licence length, utility connections, park season, pet rules, subletting rules and whether the pitch is ready now.

Can I put any static caravan or lodge on a pitch?

Not always. Parks may restrict manufacturers, model sizes, age, specification, exterior colour, decking design or the homes allowed on a new development.

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Holiday Park Developments: FAQs

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