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When comparing parks, check the site's opening season, since most static caravan parks close for part of the winter, plus ground rent, service charges and any restrictions on subletting.
Visit any shortlisted park in person, check the specific pitch, and ask about the age and condition of the caravan and any warranty that may still apply before you commit to a purchase.
Prices depend on the age, size and specification of the caravan, plus the park's location and facilities. Compare current listings below for an up-to-date price range.
Most static caravan parks in North Yorkshire operate seasonal site licences and close for part of the winter, so they are not intended for permanent residence. Check the specific opening season for each park.
Alongside the purchase price, owners typically pay annual site fees, insurance, and gas and electricity connection charges. Ask each park for a full breakdown before buying.
The coastline around Scarborough, Filey and Whitby is especially popular, along with parks close to the North York Moors National Park.
Yes, though many parks charge a commission on resale and may require the caravan to be sold in situ. Check the park's resale policy before you buy.