Perhaps you fancy taking on the role yourself? That's no problem either! We recommend having a chat to our Holiday Home Ownership Team for advice on what to expect.
Yes, subletting your holiday home when you’re not using it can be a great way to earn extra income to offset your running costs. You can do this yourself if you wish. As a leading holiday operator, we invest in extensive national and online marketing campaigns. This ensures that we attract thousands of holidaymakers each year, many of whom will be looking to let out a property like yours. Our fully managed letting service will allow you to remain in control at all times.
Find out more about subletting your holiday home here.
Please Note: Subletting of your holiday home is not permitted at Wilksworth Caravan Park
We find that more and more purchasers now are not just only thinking of how the holiday park could work for them but also for their children, grandkids and friends. You will receive Ownership passes that can be allocated to these so they can either come and visit you when you are at your holiday home or use it when you are busy and cannot make it down.
Our Merley Court park now offers Residential Licences, so if you are looking for a park home that you can live in all year round, please get in touch here
All our other parks have holiday park licences, therefore they cannot be used to live on (Residential), but you can mainly come and go as and when you like during the 10 - 11 months (depending on the park) we are open. Our parks are subject to a 56 day maximum length of stay, with at least 7 days where you will need to be off park prior to returning. Typically, our parks are closed early January to early February.
Park passes for the facilities are required for anyone staying in privately rented accommodation that wish to use the park facilities. We provide 10 complimentary park passes per holiday home for friends and family, as an owner you will need to register these people with reception.
For those who sublet or have more than 10 people using your holiday home, your guests will need to purchase entertainment and park passes to access the facilities. There are two options for you as an owner, either:
