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The lodges

Holiday lodges for sale.
Look round one on your own.

Five of the models here have a walkthrough you can move around in. No appointment, no salesman, no hurry. Look as long as you like and come back tomorrow.

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Five models you can walk through in 3D

You move through the rooms at your own speed, and you stop where you want. These are the walkthroughs already made for the models listed here.

These are listings rather than a count of what is standing on the field this morning. Ring us and we will tell you what is actually here.

Three more, in photographs

These have no walkthrough. What we have is pictures, and they are here at the size they were taken.

  • Atlas Jasmine. 2 bedrooms.
  • Hawthorn Blackthorn. 3 bedrooms, 40 x 20 feet.
  • Willerby Sheraton. 2 bedrooms, 42 x 14 feet.

Eleven pictures of the Atlas Jasmine were taken on its plot here, on 31 May and 1 June 2023. They are at full phone size, so you can zoom right in. One picture from October 2021 shows a Hawthorn Blackthorn with black decking on a paved plot. Nine of the Willerby Sheraton came off the 2026 listing. One is the lodge on its concrete base here. The other eight are inside it.

What comes with a lodge

This is what the park's own pages say, in their words.

  • Built to residential spec BS 3632.
  • Fully furnished, including flooring, curtains and blinds, sofa seating and beds.
  • Fully equipped kitchens as standard.
  • On concrete bases, with a paved area for parking.
  • Piped gas.
  • Models up to 50 foot long and 12 to 22 foot wide can be catered for.
  • If you have mobility issues the homes can be designed to suit, including wheelchair access, and balconies can have a ramp.

BS 3632 is the residential standard, the one for a holiday home built to be used all year. The makers listed here are Willerby, Sunseeker, Prestige, Atlas and Hawthorn. Several of the detail pages say the model is built to exceed that standard.

Homes can be designed to your own plan. If steps are a problem, they can be designed to suit, with wheelchair access and a ramp to the balcony.

Straight answers

Questions people ask before they ring

Can you live in a holiday lodge all year?
No. A holiday lodge is a second place, here and on every other holiday park in the country. You can use it through the year, but it cannot be your only home. We say that early because some parks say it late.
Can I let my lodge out to holidaymakers?
Not here. Both of the park's older websites print the same line: every holiday home is privately owned, and there is no subletting. That is the whole point of an owners-only park, and it is why the people either side of you do not change.
Are the lodges open all year, or is there a closed season?
The park's own pages say there is no closed season and it is open twelve months a year. Get the exact terms in writing before you buy, because the wording on a licence binds and a line on a website does not.
What does BS 3632 actually mean?
It is the residential standard, the one for a holiday home built to be used all year rather than for a fortnight in August. Every lodge here is built to it, and several of the model pages say they are built to exceed it.
What comes with the lodge?
The park's pages say fully furnished, including flooring, curtains and blinds, sofa seating and beds, with a fully equipped kitchen as standard. Lodges sit on concrete bases with a paved area for parking, and there is piped gas.
Can a lodge be adapted if stairs or steps are a problem?
Yes. The park's own page says the homes can be designed to suit, including wheelchair access, and that balconies can have a ramp. Models up to 50 foot long and 12 to 22 foot wide can be catered for.

Come and stand in one

A screen is a screen. When you have looked as long as you want, ring us and come and stand in the doorway of a real one. What happens when you visit.

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