Holiday Parks Are FORCING OUT Older Static Caravans — Is Yours Next?

Some holiday parks have told owners their older statics must go, and one owner says a van he paid £18,000 for was bought back for £2,000. Ciaran Doyle reads the contracts, the industry's guidance and the press cases to show why, and what to check first. In this video: - The cases at Cleethorpes, Ingoldmells, Abergele and Moray - Why a holiday static isn't covered by the Mobile Homes Act - Your three ways to sell, and what the park can take on a sale on the pitch - The council-run park where 106 owners went to court - The line in the NCC's 2023 guidance that decides what happens at the end - What the Office of Fair Trading warned about in 2005 - What to check in your agreement this week Sources mentioned: - National Caravan Council best practice guidance (April 2023) - Office of Fair Trading unfair terms guidance (2005, withdrawn) - UK Parliament petitions - NCC and BH&HPA joint statement (October 2025) - Grimsby Telegraph, Daily Mirror, Daily Post, The Ferret and Bedford Independent - Citizens Advice consumer service General information only. Prices checked in September 2026 and may change. Not legal or financial advice, and not a substitute for a habitation check or a qualified engineer. How many years were left on your licence when you bought, and which part of the country is your park in? Tell me in the comments. #ciarandoylemotors #staticcaravan #holidaypark