Frequently asked questions about Seasonal Touring Pitches
Now that we've explained what a seasonal touring pitch is, here are some of the questions that we get asked most often:
How much is a Seasonal Touring Pitch?
The cost of a seasonal pitch will depend on a number of factors:
• Length of season• Park facilities
• Park location
• Demand for pitches
Seasonal touring pitches are available at 6 of our holiday parks, so you can get a good idea of rates by browsing our touring parks. Most of our seasonal tourers pay in two instalments. Once I've paid my fees are there any other costs?
Having paid your pitch fees you will also be responsible for gas and electric. Electric is billed on a meter and gas bottles are available for sale on all of our parks.
Will anyone else use my pitch when I'm not there?
No. Your pitch is reserved for you for the entire season. No-one else will use your pitch.
What happens to my caravan when the park is closed?
Our holiday parks are open from 9 - 12 months of the year. Pitch fees include storage, so when the park is closed your caravan can stay on its pitch. However you may be required to take the awning down.
Can I access my caravan when the park is closed?
No. Visitors are not permitted on-site when the park is closed.
Can I come on part-way through a season?
Yes. We will work out your site fees pro-rata.
Can I stay for more than one season?
Yes. Our seasonal tourers have first refusal on their seasonal pitch. In fact most of our seasonal tourers have been with us for a number of years.
We hope that we've answered some of your questions, but if we've missed anything
please get in touch.