Park Holidays Blue X Holiday Home Sale

Park Holidays

Whether you’re looking for a standard static caravan to buy, or a luxury lodge, Park Holidays have got up to 30% off in their Blue X sale. The sale which ends on March 31st covers both new and pre-owned homes and comes with free pitch fees for some models.

Prices for a caravan start at just £6,995 and luxury lodges start at just £69,999. Financing deals are also available with sample monthly costs and deposits available (something which isn’t generally available if buying via eBay).

The first consideration when looking at caravans in the sale is to select which area you want your caravan located in. Park Holidays’ parks have static caravans and lodges for sale located in counties along the south coast of England; Devon, Dorset, Esssex, Hants, Kent, Sussex, and Suffolk.

So what have they got on offer? Let’s look at one of the deals available at Golden Sands in Devon. A used Cosalt Baysdale Ultimate will set you back £19,995, which is down from £24,995. A 2005 model, it is 12 foot by 36 foot with two bedrooms. Included with the caravan is:

  • All Safety Checks
  • Choice Of Pitch
  • Insurance
  • Site Fees For Next Season
  • Siting, Connection & Transport
  • Site Fees For This Season
  • Steps And Handrails
  • TV Aerial
  • Siting, Connection & Transport

The caravan park itself is in Dawlish Warren, which is close to the beach, and has lovely coastal views. It’s suitable for families, as it has plenty of facilities and activities onsite, including entertainment (in season).

If you would like to visit the park you can arrange a visit via the web page, staff on hand should be able to answer all your questions about caravan upkeep, lettings, finance, and more.

There loads of bargains available in the Blue X sale, you can check them out here, and, when you land on the page you can also enter their competition for a free holiday home (you get to select your preferred location), plus if you request a DVD/ Brochure you can also get a £500 off voucher.
By: Gareth Whieldon

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