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Haven vs Parkdean site fees.
Neither Haven nor Parkdean publishes a site fee for each park. Each gives a range: Haven £4,770 to £10,000+ a year, and Parkdean £3,250 to £12,495 a year for 2026. Here they are side by side, with what independent parks charge for comparison.
Side by side
| Haven | Parkdean Resorts | |
|---|---|---|
| Published site fee range | £4,770 to £10,000+ a year | £3,250 to £12,495 a year for 2026 |
| What they say is on top | gas and electricity averaging £426 a year; rates including water averaging £324 a year; holiday home insurance at £217 to £495 a year | Not published |
| Fee for one park | Ask the park; varies by pitch | Parkdean says the pitch fee for a particular park is available on enquiry. |
| Parks we list | 24 across 16 council areas | 38 across 18 council areas |
| Source | Haven buyers' guide, checked 2026-09-23 | Parkdean buyers' guide, checked 2026-09-23 |
What the ranges tell you
- The bottom of each range is the cheapest pitch on the cheapest park. Most buyers pay more than the headline figure.
- Parkdean's range starts lower and ends higher. A Parkdean park can be cheaper or dearer than a Haven one; only the quote for the exact pitch tells you.
- Haven lists its running costs; Parkdean does not. Ask Parkdean for rates, gas, electricity and insurance in writing before comparing.
What independent parks charge
Across the 197 independent and smaller-group parks where we hold a sourced fee, the middle fee is £3,816 a year. 79% charge less than the bottom of Haven's range, and 29% less than the bottom of Parkdean's. They usually have fewer facilities, so weigh up what you would really use.
The site fees map shows the parks near you with a known fee, and every fee links to its source.
Work out the full cost
The Haven site fees calculator starts from Haven's own running-cost figures. For any park, including Parkdean, the cost of ownership calculator adds the fee, rates, utilities, insurance and what the caravan loses in value.
Common questions
Which is cheaper, Haven or Parkdean?
Neither publishes a fee for each park, so there is no honest park-for-park answer. Parkdean's published range for 2026 starts lower (£3,250 to £12,495) than Haven's (£4,770 to £10,000+), but Parkdean's top end is higher. At both, the fee depends on the park and the pitch. Get the figure for the exact pitch from each, in writing, and compare like with like, including rates and utilities.
Are independent parks cheaper than Haven and Parkdean?
Usually, on the fees we hold. The middle fee across 197 independent and smaller-group parks is £3,816 a year; 79% charge less than the bottom of Haven's published range and 29% less than the bottom of Parkdean's. Facilities are usually fewer, so compare what you would actually use.
Do Haven and Parkdean put up site fees every year?
Both say site fees are reviewed annually, and both have raised them most years. Check what your agreement says about how increases are worked out before you buy.