Site Fees

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Acorn Leisure site fees

3 Acorn Leisure parks across 1 council. Annual site fees reported at 3 of them: £2,760 to £4,674.

What we know, park by park

Park Council What is on record
Maes Mynan Park Flintshire £3,895 site fee (2026, excluding VAT)
Misty Waters Holiday Park Flintshire £2,960 site fee (2026, excluding VAT)
Ty Bont Caravan Park Flintshire £2,300 site fee (2026, excluding VAT)

Buying a caravan at a Acorn Leisure park: what to check

Searching for Acorn Leisure caravans for sale? The sales page will show you the caravan. These are the things that decide what it really costs, and they are worth getting in writing before you pay a deposit.

Acorn Leisure owner reviews

No Acorn Leisure park has enough owner reviews to publish yet. If you own at one, open your park's page from the list below and rate it: value, fee rises, how the park treats owners and upkeep. Every review is read before it goes up, and a park's ratings appear once three owners have reviewed it.

How to complain to Acorn Leisure

Use the formal complaints process in your owner agreement or holiday booking terms, and put your complaint in writing.

If that does not resolve it, our guide to static caravan owners' rights explains what the law says about fees, selling and unfair terms, and the next steps: free advice, Trading Standards and the small claims court.

Common questions

How much are Acorn Leisure site fees?

Owners and parks have reported annual site fees at 3 of the 3 Acorn Leisure parks we list, ranging £2,760 to £4,674 (VAT added where a figure was quoted without it). Fees vary by park and by pitch, so the figure for a particular park is on that park's page, with its year and source.

How many parks does Acorn Leisure run?

Site Fees lists 3 Acorn Leisure parks across 1 council area. A park is attributed to Acorn Leisure only where the park's own website sits on the operator's domain or the operator is on record, so the true number may be higher.

How do I complain to Acorn Leisure?

Put your complaint in writing using Acorn Leisure's formal complaints process, and keep copies. If it is not resolved, holiday caravan owners can get free advice from the Citizens Advice consumer helpline, which can refer the matter to Trading Standards, and can take money claims to the small claims court.

Every Acorn Leisure park we list

Own a caravan at a Acorn Leisure park? Tell us what you pay. It takes a minute, there is no account, and you will see what other owners pay. If you run these parks, we would rather publish your own figures.