Away Resorts

 Away Resorts is a UK holiday park operator with over 20 coastal and countryside resorts, built around one clear idea: make it easy to take more breaks in the UK, without having to plan everything from scratch each time. Across the portfolio, you’ll find parks in some of the country’s most popular staycation regions—Cornwall, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Essex, North Wales and Scotland—giving buyers a genuine choice of vibe, from beach-and-boardwalk weekends to woodland escapes and countryside resets.

For anyone comparing holiday homes for sale at Away Resorts, ownership is typically centred around static caravans and luxury lodges, with a range of layouts and specifications depending on the park. Some locations lean into big “resort energy” (ideal if you like having plenty going on), while others suit a quieter pace where the setting does more of the talking. In practical terms, it means you can shortlist based on how you actually spend your time—family-friendly facilities and activities, relaxed grown-up breaks, coastal walking, waterside views, or a base that’s simply well placed for exploring.

The portfolio includes well-known destinations such as Tattershall Lakes, Sandy Balls, Whitecliff Bay, St Ives Bay, Retallack Resort, The Bay Filey, Mersea Island, Barmouth Bay, Swanage Bay View, Moffat Manor, Piperdam and Glendevon, alongside a wider mix of parks across the country. Each site has its own character, but the customer promise stays consistent: a straightforward holiday experience, clear ownership pathways, and parks designed for repeat use—weekends, longer stays, and spontaneous “let’s go” trips when you fancy a change of scene.

If you’re in buying mode, Away Resorts commonly promotes routes that can help make ownership feel more achievable, including part-exchange options and finance pathways (availability and terms vary). As always, the key is to match the park to your priorities: coast vs countryside, quieter vs busier, the type of holiday home you want, and the policies that matter to you (for example, pets, season terms, and how owner use is managed). The simplest next step is to open the individual park pages and compare what’s currently available—then enquire on the shortlist to confirm the latest park rules and ownership details before you commit.