Looking to sell a campsite, caravan park or holiday park?
We consider operating and non-operating leisure sites throughout the UK, including campsites, touring parks, caravan parks, lodge parks, holiday parks and glamping businesses sold with their land, buildings and associated property.
Sell the site, property and operating business together
Selling a campsite or holiday park can be more complicated than selling ordinary commercial property. The opportunity may include valuable land, planning permissions, holiday accommodation, customer bookings, licences, equipment, owner accommodation and an established trading business.
We Buy Land & Sites considers the entire opportunity. This means the land and buildings can be assessed alongside the operation, existing income, infrastructure and possible future use.
You do not need to advertise the business publicly before making an enquiry. Initial discussions can remain confidential and without obligation.
Different types of campsite and holiday park
We consider small owner-operated businesses, larger established parks, development opportunities and sites that are no longer trading.
Campsites
Rural, coastal and destination campsites offering tent pitches, seasonal pitches or mixed camping accommodation.
Touring Caravan Parks
Parks serving touring caravans, campervans and motorhomes, including seasonal and year-round operations.
Static Caravan Parks
Owner-occupied, rented and mixed static caravan parks with established pitches, services and supporting facilities.
Holiday Parks
Larger holiday parks combining accommodation, facilities, leisure services, food, entertainment and guest amenities.
Lodge Parks
Holiday lodge developments, owner-occupied lodge parks and sites with permission or potential for additional units.
Glamping Sites
Pods, yurts, safari tents, shepherd huts, cabins and other specialist short-stay accommodation businesses.
Mixed Leisure Sites
Properties combining camping, caravans, lodges, cottages, activity facilities or other rural tourism uses.
Closed or Underused Parks
Sites that have stopped trading, are operating below capacity or require investment, redevelopment or a new direction.
Development Opportunities
Land with planning permission, previous leisure use or potential for holiday accommodation, pitches or related facilities.
What can be included with the property?
Depending on the opportunity, the sale may include the freehold, operating business, accommodation, equipment and associated assets.
Land and Freehold
The underlying land, boundaries, roads, pitches, service areas and other freehold property forming the site.
Operating Business
The existing trading operation, business name, customer base, bookings, systems and goodwill where appropriate.
Holiday Accommodation
Lodges, pods, cabins, caravans, cottages, tents or other accommodation owned by the business.
Owner Accommodation
Houses, cottages, flats or other residential accommodation occupied by the owner, manager or staff.
Facilities and Buildings
Reception buildings, shower blocks, shops, cafés, bars, workshops, stores and leisure facilities.
Equipment and Infrastructure
Site machinery, maintenance equipment, utility systems, drainage, roads, lighting and supporting infrastructure.
The complete park and business position
Our initial assessment may consider the current operation as well as the underlying property and development potential.
You may not be ready to advertise the park publicly
Owners are often concerned about staff, guests, holiday-home owners, suppliers and the local community learning about a possible sale before a decision has been made.
An initial discussion can be handled confidentially. You can provide enough information for the opportunity to be understood without immediately placing it on the open market.
Making an enquiry does not commit you to selling or require you to disclose sensitive financial information at the first stage.
The business does not need to be perfect
Strongly performing parks are welcome, but we also consider properties requiring investment, restructuring, redevelopment or a change of use.
How to start a confidential park enquiry
A basic overview is enough to begin. Detailed financial and legal information can be discussed later where appropriate.
Tell Us About the Site
Provide the location, park type, approximate acreage and number of pitches or accommodation units.
Explain the Business
Tell us whether the site is trading, seasonal, closed or undergoing development.
Initial Assessment
The land, property, permissions, facilities and available business information can then be reviewed.
Discuss the Next Step
Where the opportunity appears suitable, we explain what further information or inspection may be required.
What information should you provide?
You do not need to send complete accounts or a full sales memorandum immediately. Start with the basic property and business information currently available.
Selling a campsite or holiday park
Common questions from owners considering the sale of a park, leisure property or holiday-accommodation business.
Does the site need to be trading?
No. Trading, seasonal, dormant, closed and partially developed sites can all be considered.
Can the business be included?
Yes. Where appropriate, the existing operation, bookings, goodwill, equipment and business assets may be considered with the property.
Can you consider a small campsite?
Yes. Smaller owner-operated campsites and glamping sites can be considered alongside larger caravan and holiday parks.
Can owner accommodation be included?
Yes. Houses, cottages, flats and other residential accommodation can form part of the wider sale.
What if the park requires investment?
Sites requiring refurbishment, infrastructure work or operational improvement may still be suitable for assessment.
Can a sale remain confidential?
Yes. Initial discussions can remain private, particularly where staff, guests or holiday-home owners are unaware of a possible sale.
Do I need full accounts before enquiring?
No. Basic turnover or trading information can be useful, but complete accounts are not necessary for the first conversation.
Can you consider land for a future holiday park?
Potentially. Land with planning permission, previous leisure use or credible future tourism potential may be considered.
Considering selling a campsite, caravan park or holiday park?
Tell us where the site is located, what accommodation or pitches it provides and whether the business is currently trading. An initial enquiry is confidential and does not commit you to a sale.