Fun and practical pieces about park life, industry quirks, and the people behind static caravans — not hard-sell guides.
A static caravan move looks simple from the pitch. On the road it is route planning, escorts, park rules, weather and careful lifting. Here is what hauliers actually do on collection day, and how owners can prepare when a cash buyer arranges collection.
Park office letters can feel dense, urgent or oddly vague. Here is a practical guide to reading age-limit notices, fee rises, licence renewals, compliance letters and selling conditions so you know what is routine, what is time-sensitive, and how each one affects keeping or selling.
Walk onto certain UK seaside static parks and the decade feels familiar: grid pitches, clubhouse bingo boards, faded site maps. Here is why so many still feel frozen in the 1970s, and why that atmosphere keeps earning its keep for owners.
