Lodges for sale in East Midlands
East Midlands's parks give easy access to the National Forest, with Charnwood Forest and Belvoir Castle all within easy reach and good road links via the M1 and A1 corridor. That combination makes East Midlands a practical base for a lodge you can use year-round.
Use the listings below to compare lodges by price, park location and specification.
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Buying a Lodge in East Midlands: What to Know
The East Midlands offers a wide spread of lodge parks, from countryside sites near the National Forest to well-connected locations close to the M1 and A1. Because the region covers several counties, it's worth deciding what matters most to you first, whether that's proximity to motorway links, a particular type of scenery, or a shorter drive from home, before narrowing down which parks to view.
As with any lodge purchase, the sale price is only part of the cost. Site fees, service charges and the length of the licence agreement can vary significantly from park to park, so always ask for a full written breakdown before committing to a pitch.
Buying a Lodge in East Midlands: FAQs
What's the difference between a lodge and a static caravan?
Lodges are larger, built to residential-style specifications and typically sit on a permanent chassis, giving a more spacious, house-like feel than a static caravan. They tend to cost more but offer a higher standard of finish and, on many East Midlands parks, larger plots with more privacy.
Can I live in a lodge in the East Midlands all year round?
Most lodge parks in the region are licensed for holiday use only, meaning there are restrictions on how many months of the year you can stay and you cannot use a lodge as your only or main home. Always check the site licence for the specific park before buying if year-round use matters to you.
What fees will I pay on top of the purchase price?
Alongside the purchase price, expect to pay annual site fees, which usually cover ground maintenance, communal facilities and site security, plus utility costs and, on some parks, a commission if you sell in future. Fees vary by park across the region, so compare these carefully before buying.
How do I sell my lodge in the East Midlands in future?
Most parks have their own resale process, and some require you to sell through the park operator or pay a commission on the sale. It's worth checking the resale terms in your licence agreement when you buy, so there are no surprises when the time comes to move on.
Are there used lodges for sale in the East Midlands, and where can I find them?
Yes, pre-owned lodges regularly come up for sale across parks in the region, often at a lower price than new models. Browse the listings above to compare new and used lodges currently for sale across the East Midlands by park, price and location. Lodges for sale by county in the East Midlands: Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire.