with Haulfryn

As our holiday homes are sold with a license rather than a lease, you cannot secure a mortgage on one. However, many of our owners choose to spread the cost of buying their holiday home through specialist finance options. Our team can explain the routes available and introduce you to approved brokers where appropriate.Find out more

Special order holiday homes require a 20% cash deposit.Stock models require a 10% deposit of the purchase price.

Yes! You can sublet your holiday home at selected Haulfryn parks. Subletting when you are not using your holiday home can be a great way to earn some income or help offset running costs. The team can explain whether subletting is available at your chosen park and how the managed sublet scheme works. Find out about subletting here.

No. As this is your holiday home, it's for holiday use only - lots of mini breaks, weekend stays and longer holidays. It cannot be your permanent residence and you cannot live it in all year round. Our site licence will say how long you can stay in your holiday home during one visit. You will also be asked to provide evidence of your permanent residential address during the purchasing process. The benefit of a holiday home is that you do not have to pay council tax or stamp duty. If you are looking for a residential home, Haulfryn offers a selection of residential locations.

For advice about accessibility, please contact a member of the team. Every Haulfryn location can provide an accessibility statement on request, and specially designed accessible caravans and holiday homes may be available from most manufacturers.

Haulfryn can offer part exchange values for static caravan holiday homes, touring caravans and motorhomes. The team can explain the process and any current eligibility details.

If you already own a holiday home at another park, our team can talk you through the options for moving to Haulfryn and help with the practical arrangements.

There are ongoing costs to consider, including annual pitch fees (the rent paid to park for occupying a pitch each year), local authority rates, water, sewage, and gas and electricity. Costs vary by park and holiday home, so the ownership team will explain the running costs before you buy. You will also need insurance.

Yes. You can choose to upgrade your holiday home at any time. Our experienced park teams can help you find a new caravan, holiday home or lodge and help you make a decision that’s right for you. If you have finance on your current holiday home, any existing agreement will need to be settled, and a new finance agreement would be arranged for your new holiday home.

No. You are buying the holiday home and the right to occupy a pitch on the park, providing you pay the annual pitch fees and follow the park rules. You are not buying the land itself.