Before you buy, know the yearly bill. Across 7 parks in Cumbria with a sourced fee, the middle site fee is £4,920 a year, from £3,850 to £7,825. Most caravans here are sold by the parks themselves; each park below links to its own sales page.
Each fee comes from the park or an owner; the park page shows the source and date. "From" prices are the park's own starting figure, not a typical fee. Ask the park for the fee on the exact pitch, in writing.
What owning one in Cumbria costs
Site fee: £4,920 a year is the middle figure here, usually reviewed every year.
On top: business rates (£148 to £864 a year at the parks that have told us), gas and electricity, and insurance (usually £200 to £500 a year).
The age limit: how many years the caravan can stay on the pitch decides what it is worth when you sell. See how long static caravans last.
We list 95 parks in Cumbria; 19 have a sourced fee or starting price so far.
1 of the 7 parks that have told us take caravans from other parks. If you already own one, see moving a static caravan.
The dearest fee here is £3,975 a year more than the cheapest. Over ten years that is £39,750 before any rises.
Selling a caravan in Cumbria? List it free, shown next to your park's site fee.
Common questions
How much are site fees for a static caravan in Cumbria?
Across the 7 parks in Cumbria where we hold a sourced fee, the middle site fee is £4,920 a year, from £3,850 to £7,825. Fees are usually reviewed every year, and rates, gas, electricity and insurance are often extra.
Can I move my own static caravan to a park in Cumbria?
Of the 7 parks in Cumbria that have told us, 1 take caravans from other parks and 6 do not. Get the park's agreement and the site fee in writing before booking transport.
Where can I see static caravans for sale in Cumbria?
Most are sold by the parks themselves, so each park's own website is the place to see its stock. The table on this page links to each one, next to what the park charges a year, so you can compare the running cost before you view.
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