Static caravans for sale in Hampshire
Demand is strong around the New Forest, Hayling Island and Southampton Water, where buyers enjoy coastal or woodland settings within easy reach of local amenities.
Use the listings below to compare static caravans by price, park location and facilities.
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Buying a Static Caravan in Hampshire
A static caravan is a compact, factory-built holiday home, generally smaller and simpler than a lodge, sited on a licensed holiday park rather than land you own outright. Hampshire parks offer a range of models, from older pre-loved vans to modern layouts with double glazing and central heating.
Hampshire's holiday parks are found around the New Forest, Hayling Island and Southampton Water, giving easy access to coastal walks, woodland and market towns such as Romsey and Fordingbridge.
Before buying, check the park's site licence, season length and any restrictions on personal use, since a static caravan is a holiday home rather than a permanent residence. Ask to see the written agreement so you understand exactly what's included in the price and what costs run alongside it, such as pitch fees, insurance and rates.
Buying a Static Caravan in Hampshire: FAQs
Can I live in a static caravan in Hampshire all year round?
Most static caravans are licensed for holiday use only, with a closed season of a few weeks each year, so they are not suitable as a main residence. If you want year-round residential living, look at park homes instead.
What site fees should I expect for a static caravan in Hampshire?
Site fees vary by park, plot size and facilities on offer, and are usually charged annually. They typically cover ground rent, communal area upkeep and access to on-site facilities, so always ask for the current fee and how it's reviewed each year before committing to a purchase.
Do I need planning permission to buy a static caravan in Hampshire?
No personal planning permission is needed to buy an existing static caravan, as the site itself already holds permission for holiday accommodation. Always check the park's site licence and any restrictions on how many weeks a year you can use it.
Can I get finance for a static caravan?
Standard mortgages don't apply to static caravans, but many buyers use a leisure or holiday-home loan, a personal loan, or finance arranged directly through the park or manufacturer. Compare rates carefully, since terms can vary considerably between lenders.
How do I sell my static caravan when I no longer want it?
Most parks charge a resale or assignment commission, so it's worth checking the current rate and how viewings are arranged in your written agreement before you buy, as this affects your costs when you come to sell.