Static caravans for sale in Somerset
Popular spots include Minehead, Burnham-on-Sea, Weston-super-Mare and Cheddar, where caravan owners enjoy easy access to countryside walks, coastal towns and the Somerset Levels.
Use the listings below to compare static caravans for sale in Somerset by price, park and location.
Matching Properties
A Buyer's Guide to Static Caravans in Somerset
Somerset offers some of the West Country's most varied static caravan locations, from the wooded slopes of Exmoor to the wide skies of the Somerset Levels and the beaches around Burnham-on-Sea. Buyers are drawn to the county for its mix of coast, countryside and market towns, with easy access to the Quantock Hills, Cheddar Gorge and the historic city of Wells.
A static caravan is a more compact, traditionally styled holiday home, ideal for buyers who want an affordable base on a holiday park without the higher specification, and price, of a lodge. Most parks operate a defined season and charge an annual site fee that covers ground maintenance and shared facilities.
Sell My Group lists static caravans for sale on parks across Somerset, making it simple to compare styles, sizes and prices in one place. Browse the listings below to find your next static caravan in Somerset.
Buying a Static Caravan in Somerset: FAQs
What is the difference between a static caravan and a lodge?
Static caravans are generally more compact and traditional in style, while lodges are larger and built to a higher specification, often resembling a small house. Both are used as holiday homes rather than permanent residences.
Can I live in my static caravan all year round?
Most holiday parks operate a set season and don't permit permanent residency, so check the site licence before buying if you want year-round use. Residential living requires a park home on a residential site instead.
What fees will I pay as a static caravan owner?
You'll usually pay an annual site fee that covers ground maintenance, security and shared facilities. Fees vary by park, so check what's included before you buy.
How do I sell my static caravan in the future?
Most parks charge a resale or assignment commission if you sell through them, so check the site agreement for the exact percentage before you buy.
Are there additional costs beyond the purchase price?
Beyond the purchase price, budget for the annual site fee, insurance, and connection charges for gas, electricity and water. Some parks also charge a one-off documentation or entry fee.