There seems to be little control over what sites can and cannot do. It seems to me that they often make the rules up as they go along. Some will insist on all units over 10 years old are removed, and they don't care where to. Many will only site units they have sold. Some make outlandish charges for siting units, even if they are already sited. Some make charges for unsiting vans and demand commission on sales, even if they haven't actually made the sale. They are a law unto themselves, apparently. Consequently, used units often end up on ebay, and often go for a song. About a year ago I watched one sell on ebay for £120, and it looked lovely too!
I have only had mine for 4 month and was excuse my word totally shafted seen me and saw a total oppertunity i hadnt had debt for ten years and now im bloody stuck with this for a few year i could kick myself for being totally suckered
I have rented one for a holiday in the past, and loved it. I was tempted to buy, but when I looked into it I decided that I wouldn't have one as a gift! Many people have been on sites that they loved, until the site changed hands. Then the draconian rules came in. Now I always advise anyone thinking of buying one to do a lot of research and think very carefully about it. Remember, if the site changes hands the new owners have no obligation to keep to the terms and conditions of the previous owners. They can change whatever they like, whenever they like, it would seem.
well update im upset hazlegrove park has decided they didnt like the rules asked of them off blackhorse so im now not able to move at last minute so now im having to stay at cayton bay till caravan has been paid for to blackhorse , Im so upset as this was a way of paying my finance off and affored a caravan site but now im going to struggle but i will find a way to make things work at the end of this it means staying put on cayton bay till caravan paid for for a few years
cayton bay has been very good about this shame things have not worked out in my favour but never mind i will work it out somehow lessons learnt and i wont be falling for that again
Have you tried Amble Links holiday park in Northumberland? I have been on there for a few years and they have no age limit on their park. You could try to email them on amble.sales3 at parkleisure.co.uk
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: sites accepting caravan
