Holiday Park FAQ
Got any questions? Browse our FAQ
Got any questions? Browse our FAQ
Yes – when you sign the Holiday Park Enquiry form you are signing to acknowledge that you have received and…
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We are a Holiday Park and so you may only stay with us for holiday purposes. You are not permitted…
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Yes, we allow one dog per Caravan Holiday Home (but no dangerous dogs are permitted)
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We only permit cars to be brought to the Park. Any vehicle that is not classified as type M1 by…
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We allow one car per pitch, however we may allow 2 cars if required. We will give you 1 barrier…
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Your Licence Agreement starts on the date of sale and ends on the 1st of April following the 24th anniversary…
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No. The Caravan Holiday Home may be occupied for holiday purposes from the 1st March until 31st October each year.…
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You can book a telephone appointment for a Holiday Park Enquiry and once this is complete you can visit the…
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New Caravan Holiday Homes start at approximately £50,000 and pre-owned units start at about £8,000. You can pay for your…
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Having viewed a Caravan Holiday Home you have the option of paying a deposit (minimum £500) or taking time to…
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When a Caravan Holiday Home reaches the end of its Licence Agreement, it needs to be removed from the Park.…
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After the 5-day cooling-off period you deposit is “at risk” and may be lost if you fail to complete the…
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When all the paperwork has been completed and all payments made for the Caravan Holiday Homes, we carry out the…
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3rd party Caravan Holiday Homes: We do not offer a warranty for Caravan Holiday Homes we do not own but…
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The applicant must be the main user of the Caravan Holiday Homes and although family members and friends may use…
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You are not permitted to run a business from your Caravan Holiday Home.
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To sell your Caravan Holiday Homes you must hold a valid licence agreement. We will give you a guide price…
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After signing the Agreement, you have a 5-day cooling-off period during which you may change your mind about the purchase…
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Hire Caravan Holiday Homes require a 1kg dry powder fire extinguisher, a smoke alarm and a carbon monoxide alarm, which…
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Fire Regulations do not permit wooden shed to be brought on to the Park as they are regarded as a…
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If you would like to install decking, fencing or steps a form must be completed and submitted to the Park…
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Caravan Holiday Homes are normally tested for gas and electrical safety when they are offered for sale. They need testing…
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Yes. It is compulsory to insure your Caravan Holiday Home at Hurley Riverside Park. When you buy a Caravan Holiday…
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Parts of the Park are sometimes affected by flooding. It is unlikely that you will be offered Flood Cover so…
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Due to the strong current and cold water, we recommend that you only swim in the river if you are…
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We strongly recommend that you do this. Even if you come down at weekends (for the purpose of fishing), it…
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Yes. If you own a Caravan Holiday Home at Hurley Riverside Park you may be eligible to keep a boat…
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Yes. We keep a spare key for your Caravan Holiday Home in a secured safe, as we need access to…
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Our WiFi is provided by a 3rd party called Vfast Parks. The cost of this service is £22 per month…
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As our roads are accessible to the public, the Road Traffic Act applies and only vehicles that are licenced and…
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Yes. This is one of the first questions you should ask a Caravan Holiday Home Park. We are members of…
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Yes you can. If you already own a Caravan Holiday Home on another park, we allow customers to bring theirs…
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