Where can I site my static caravan in Wales?

Popular Towns for Static Caravans in North Wales

• Towyn. A popular resort on the North Wales Coast, situated between Abergele and Rhyl, which many holidaymakers visit each year.
• Conwy.
• Llandudno.
• Abergele.
• Whitehouse Leisure Park.
• Bungalow camp.
• Gorse Hill.
• Lynden Caravan Park.

Do you pay council tax on a static caravan in Wales?

The answer: NO. You do not pay council tax on the ownership of a home, lodge or static caravan at a holiday park in the UK. The same thing applies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, too: no council tax payments on the ownership of a holiday park home.

Do you need planning permission for a static caravan in Wales?

Therefore, no planning permission is required. There would be a material change of use of the land if the caravan was “independent” i.e. it was not relying on the main dwelling. If you chose to rent it or ran a business from there, it would be classed as a change of use.

How long can I stay in my static caravan?

Can I Live In a Static Caravan on a Holiday Park? In most cases, the answer is no, and it also cannot be used as a permanent address. Many holiday parks shut down and cannot be occupied for at least 6 weeks during the winter.

What’s the best caravan park in UK?

The Best Holiday Parks in the UK

• Camber Sands Holiday Park, East Sussex.
• Sandford Holiday Park, Dorset.
• Vauxhall Holiday Park, Norfolk.
• Newquay Holiday Park, Cornwall.
• Warmwell Holiday Park, Dorset.
• Fallbarrow Holiday Park, Lake District.
• Cayton Bay Holiday Park, Yorkshire.
• Southview Holiday Park, Lincolnshire.

Do I need permission to put a caravan on my land?

You do not need planning permission to park a caravan in your driveway or garden as long as it is being used as an annex of your home. If the caravan becomes the main part or your only dwelling, you need to get planning permission from your local authority. …

Can you live in a caravan in Wales?

The law could soon be changed in Wales to make it harder for people to live in holiday caravans all year round. A consultation is being launched inviting views on people who live in static caravans at holiday parks. A consultation on a new law will run until 13 September.