Static caravans for sale in Northern Ireland

Looking for a static caravan for sale in Northern Ireland? Browse our full range of new and used static caravans across the area's parks.

Northern Ireland's parks benefit from easy access to the Giant's Causeway, with steady holiday demand from buyers wanting a break close to home. A good mix of parks close to the Mourne Mountains and Belfast Lough make Northern Ireland a solid choice for a first or second static caravan.

Use the listings below to compare static caravans by price, park location and specification.

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Static caravan parks near Northern Ireland make the most of the north of Ireland's scenery, with sites spread between the Giant's Causeway and the surrounding countryside towards the Mourne Mountains. Static caravans are generally the most affordable way into holiday home ownership, with a wide range of ages, sizes and specifications available across different parks. Because static caravans are holiday homes rather than permanent residences, most parks set a fixed open season each year, so check the site licence's dates alongside the site fees before buying. As with any holiday home purchase, compare site fees, the age and condition of the van, and what's included in park facilities before choosing between parks.

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Buying a Static Caravan in Northern Ireland: What to Know

Static caravans near Northern Ireland range from budget-friendly older models to nearly-new, high-specification vans, so it's worth deciding on your budget before you start viewing. Parks closer to the Giant's Causeway tend to carry a premium over quieter sites further out towards the Mourne Mountains, so weigh up location against price when comparing options.

Site fees are paid on top of the purchase price and cover pitch rent, grounds maintenance and shared facilities, with utilities often billed separately. Ask each park for its current site fee and recent fee history, since fees typically rise each year.

Most parks set a fixed open season for static caravans, commonly around 10 months of the year, with an age limit on how long a van can stay on site before it needs replacing. Check both the season dates and the park's age policy before you commit to a purchase.

Buying a Static Caravan in Northern Ireland: FAQs

How much does a static caravan cost near Northern Ireland?

Prices depend on the age, size and specification of the van, along with the park's location, with well-located parks generally commanding higher prices. Compare a range of current listings to see pricing at each end of the market.

What site fees should I expect on a park near Northern Ireland?

Site fees vary by park and typically cover pitch rent, grounds maintenance and shared facilities, with utilities often billed separately. Ask for the current year's fee and its recent history before comparing parks.

Can I let out my static caravan when I'm not using it?

Many parks allow this, and some run their own managed letting schemes, though rules and commission rates vary. Confirm the park's letting policy before buying if rental income is part of your plan.

How old can a static caravan be before it has to leave the park?

Most parks set an age limit, commonly around 10 to 15 years, after which the van must be replaced or removed. Check the specific policy at each park before buying an older model.

How long can I use my static caravan for holidays each year?

This depends on the park's site licence, which sets the permitted open season. Most parks near Northern Ireland are open for around 10 months of the year, but always confirm the exact dates with the park before buying. Static caravans for sale by county in Northern Ireland: Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry, Tyrone.