

Cheshire's countryside makes it a popular choice for static caravan buyers, with parks near Delamere Forest, Northwich, Sandbach and Congleton offering easy access to lakes, woodland and the Cheshire Plain.
New static caravans cost more upfront but come with a full warranty and a longer expected lifespan on site. Used models cost less and let you get onto a park sooner, though check the age limit each park allows before you buy.
Site fees, the season length, and what's included vary between parks, so compare a few before choosing. A caravan with lower fees but a short season can work out more expensive over time than one with a longer season.
Prices depend on the park, the caravan's age and its specification. Parks near Delamere Forest and Northwich tend to cost more than sites further out. Compare current listings below for accurate pricing.
Most static caravan parks operate under a holiday licence, which limits the number of weeks you can stay each year and usually includes a closed season. Check the site licence for each park if you want more than occasional use.
Owners pay an annual pitch or site fee, plus utilities, insurance, and upkeep. Ask each park for its current fee and what it covers, since costs vary between sites.
Most parks charge a resale or assignment commission, so check the terms in your written agreement before you buy. Some parks also offer part-exchange if you want to upgrade to a newer model.
Buyers often look at parks near Delamere Forest, Northwich, Sandbach and Congleton, all close to the Cheshire countryside. Each area offers a different mix of scenery, facilities and price.