7
parks in five counties
20
homes to rent
£103
the lowest nightly rate
2
nights minimum stay
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A park home is not a caravan and it is not a hotel room. It is a bungalow with a lawn and a real kitchen, warm enough to want in February — and until recently the only way to book one was to find the park’s number and hope somebody picked up.
The parks
7 parks, from the Solent to the Peak District
Owslebury, Winchester, Hampshire
Marwell Court
A private estate of luxury park bungalows beside Marwell Resort
- Homes to rent
- 6
- Sleeps up to
- 10
- Nightly from
- £132 a night
Berrynarbor, Ilfracombe, Devon
Mill Park
Twenty-six acres of water, woodland and open field near the North Devon coast
- Homes to rent
- 3
- Sleeps up to
- 8
- Nightly from
- £103 a night
Closed at presentRackenford, Tiverton, Devon
Acorn Retreat
A five-star mid-Devon park between Exmoor and the market towns
- Homes to rent
- None yet
- Sleeps up to
- —
- The park today
- Closed at present
Near Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Beechwood Park
Twenty-nine acres on the edge of the Peak District
- Homes to rent
- 3
- Sleeps up to
- 10
- Nightly from
- £116 a night
Worth knowing
Different from a hotel room, and we will say how
Built for February
Residential specification, insulated and gas-heated — not a static caravan with a heater in it.
Booked with the park
You are dealing with the operator that mows the grass, or the owner who lives in the home.
The price you see is the price
Nightly rate, clean and any dog fee itemised before you enter a card. No booking fees.
Open all year
These parks hold twelve-month holiday consent, so February is as bookable as August.
For owners and operators
Let your home earn its keep
Release your home for the weeks you are not using it. Set your own rates and blocked dates, keep the calendar in one place, and let the park handle the changeover. Listing is free; you keep the direct bookings in full.
