One of the most exciting developments reshaping holiday home ownership is the concept of “Bring On” – a flexible model that enables owners to relocate their existing holiday homes, typically static caravans, from one park to another. For park operators and holiday homeowners alike, Bring On offers a blend of opportunity, choice, and adaptability that reflects the increasingly personalised nature of modern leisure.
What is Bring On?
Bring On refers to the process of transferring an existing static caravan from one site to another. Whether a guest wants to move closer to family, enjoy different scenery, or switch to a park which better suits their desired holiday lifestyle, Bring On enables them to take their holiday home with them rather than buying new.
For park operators, this model opens doors to a wider pool of customers who already own holiday homes and are seeking a fresh start or improved park environment. It allows parks to offer pitch space to those wanting a change, without relying solely on new unit sales.
The advantages for holiday homeowners
1. Cost-effective flexibility
Rather than investing in a brand-new caravan or lodge, owners can retain their current unit, which can represent a significant financial saving. Bring On lets owners change location without the expense of starting over.
2. More choice and control
People’s preferences and circumstances change – what was once a perfect location may no longer suit. Bring On means customers can relocate to better fit their lifestyle or desires, whether that’s greater access to the region’s beautiful scenery, a quieter site, or a desire to stop paying site fees based on facilities they rarely use.
3. Continuity and familiarity
Many holiday homeowners develop a strong emotional connection with their caravan or lodge. Bring On allows them to keep their home-from-home and all the custom touches they’ve added over the years, ensuring comfort and familiarity in a new setting.
The Benefits for Holiday Parks
Many owners are reluctant to approach Holiday Parks they would rather site their holiday home on, believing they will meet with resistance from the Park owner. Bring On benefits Holiday Parks however, as available pitches can be filled quite quickly by Bring On customers who already own homes. Bring On services makes a park accessible to a broader audience – especially experienced holiday homeowners who may be ready for a change of scenery.
Bring On expertise
Successfully executing a Bring On requires collaboration between the holiday home owner, the source park, the destination park, and experienced transportation services. The unit must be assessed for structural soundness and compliance with the destination park’s requirements. Transport logistics are arranged, including disconnection, transportation, and re-siting, often by specialist third-party contractors. Once sited, services such as plumbing, electricity, and decking may be reinstated or upgraded. We help our Bring On customers as we do our new purchasers and have extensive experience in completing Bring Ons to our site. We’re there every step of the way to make the transition is as easy and seamless as possible.
Bring On savings
Although there are inevitably initial costs associated with Bring On, many owners enjoy savings in the long term due to differences in site fees. For example, if you’re leaving a park with site fees that are set high to pay for facilities you seldom use, you may well find our Park suits your needs better and delivers annual savings.
Would you like to discuss Bring On with us, or receive a no obligation illustration of the financial pros and cons? Email us here with your contact details and we’ll be in touch.
We’ll need to ask you some specific questions relating to your current arrangements and static caravan location so please include your name and phone number.
