Static caravans for sale in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire's coastline is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Wales, with strong demand around Tenby, Saundersfoot, St Davids and Newport. Blue Flag beaches, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and a wide choice of family-friendly parks make it a favourite spot for a first or second static caravan.
Use the listings below to compare static caravans by price, park location and specification.
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Buying a Static Caravan in Pembrokeshire: What to Know
Buying a static caravan in Pembrokeshire usually starts with choosing your stretch of coast: Tenby and Saundersfoot for a lively holiday-town feel, or quieter spots like Newgale, Broad Haven and Newport for a more relaxed pace. Visiting parks in person, ideally at different times of the week, gives a much better sense of the atmosphere than photos alone, since park management and community can vary a lot even between neighbouring sites.
Costs go beyond the sticker price of the caravan. Expect an annual site fee covering pitch rent, grounds maintenance and shared facilities, plus separate utility charges for gas, electricity and water. Site fees on Pembrokeshire's more popular coastal parks tend to sit higher than at quieter inland or village sites, so always get the current fee in writing before agreeing a purchase.
Before buying, check the park's site licence for the length of the holiday season, any restrictions on the age of caravans allowed, and the process for reselling when the time comes. A well-run park will happily provide this information upfront, and it's worth asking to see it in writing rather than relying on a verbal summary.
Buying a Static Caravan in Pembrokeshire: FAQs
How much does a static caravan cost in Pembrokeshire?
Prices vary widely based on the caravan's age and size and the park's location, with premium coastal parks near Tenby and Saundersfoot generally costing more than quieter inland sites. Compare a range of current listings to understand pricing at each end of the market.
Do I need planning permission to site a static caravan in Pembrokeshire?
No, as long as the caravan is placed on a park that already holds a site licence for holiday caravans. Buying land without an existing licence would need separate planning permission before any caravan could be sited.
What site fees should I expect on a Pembrokeshire park?
Site fees vary by park and usually cover pitch rent, grounds maintenance and shared facilities, with utilities often billed separately. Ask each park for its current fee and how it has changed in recent years before comparing.
Can I sell my static caravan in Pembrokeshire later?
Yes. Most parks handle the resale for you and charge a commission, so ask about the park's resale process and typical commission rate before you buy.
How long can I use my static caravan for holidays each year?
This depends on the park's site licence, which sets the permitted open season. Most Pembrokeshire holiday parks are open for around 9-12 months of the year, but always confirm the exact dates with the park before buying.