Static caravans for sale on site in Somerset
Not just home to traditional cider and cheddar cheese, this region offers its holidaymakers and owners access to some of the most stunning coastlines in the UK. For easy reach to two of the country’s largest Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our caravans for sale in Somerset will fit the bill. For a classic bucket and spade resort, Burnham-on-Sea Holiday Village dominates the seafront, whilst Doniford Bay is a park with green lawns and pretty landscaping, perfect for a quiet escape.
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Somerset holidays allow you to experience South West England in all its glory. A Somerset caravan holiday perfectly encompasses the county’s unique blend of rolling hills, crisp countryside and striking coastline. Our Somerset holiday parks are in a great position for you to make the most of these sites.
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Caravan ranges carefully chosen to suit a wide range of needs, tastes and budgets
Explore our range of differently sized caravans, including the 4 berth for couples and small families, 6 berth for larger families, and the 8 berth, our spacious holiday home for bigger groups.
Three great things about Somerset
Natural beauty
A largely rural county, Somerset is home to several Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Pack your walking boots and explore the Quantock Hills and Mendip Hills – home to Cheddar Gorge.
Heaps of history
Somerset is home to over 10,000 listed buildings and around 500 ancient monuments. We recommend a visit to the 14th-century Nunney Castle or the famous Roman Baths in Bath.
Lovely local produce
Somerset is one of the largest cider-making counties in the UK, which is as good a reason as any to try out the local brew. It’s also famous for cheddar cheese, which was first made here, centuries ago.
A trip to Cheddar Gorge with its dramatic 450-foot limestone cliffs and stunning stalactite caverns is a must-do while in the region. And a visit to the charming seaside towns of Burnham-on-Sea, Brean and Minehead will add a touch of nostalgia to any Somerset break.
Quantock Hills AONB
Minehead and West Somerset Golf Club
Dunster Castle
Cycle the Brean Down Way
Tropiquaria Wildlife Park
Clarks Outlet Village
Cheddar and Ebbor Gorges
West Somerset Steam Railway
Princess Theatre and Arts Centre, Burnham-on-Sea
What our team and owners love about Somerset
Off park, if you have tots with you and even if you don’t, you need to visit Doniford Farm. It’s just down the road and has lots of animals to see and the cutest little cafe where you can grab some lunch.
Definitely explore all the local walks we have. There are so many that you can access from the park, including walking to Williton over the fields and walking to Watchet along the beach. There’s a few dog friendly pubs in Williton too including the Mason’s Arms and the Railway Inn.
If you’re heading off park, I would suggest a walk to St Audries Bay Waterfall. It’s only a 15/20 minute walk along the beach and is absolutely beautiful.
Frequently asked questions
What do our caravan owners in Somerset like about our parks in the region?
"We love visiting and having our own holiday home at Doniford Bay. We can get away whenever we want at the drop of a hat. There’s plenty of activities for all the family, and the exclusive owner events are special too. And the sun sets we get to see while out on our decking are priceless. Getting away from the stress to really enjoy family time is so important to us - we love Doniford Bay." The Prosser Family - Owners at Doniford Bay
"Being a holiday homeowner allows us to get away from the hustle and bustle of a busy week whenever we want to. Spending quality time together week after week is important to us." Paul and Tina Hall - Owners at Burnham-on-Sea
Why are static caravans in Somerset so popular?
One of the premier places for UK holidaymakers, Somerset has also positioned itself as one of the best places to buy a second home by the sea. The county blends scenery and history perfectly to make it a spot that’s great to return to all-year-round. It's home to over 10,000 listed buildings and around 500 ancient monuments, a stunning amount considering the backbone of the county is largely rural.
Where can I buy a static caravan in Somerset?
Burnham-on-Sea Holiday Village is in the quiet and relaxing town it’s named after, just a short distance from the sights and sounds of famous Weston-super-Mare, a fantastic family location all-year round. Doniford Bay Holiday Park near Watchet offers unrivalled access to the Somerset coast, making it a magnet for those starting the journey to caravan ownership.
What exclusive facilities are on offer in Somerset for Haven static caravan owners?
There are a range of owners-only facilities at our Somerset holiday parks. Let’s run through them.
Burnham-on-Sea: Owners’ lounge
Doniford Bay: Owners’ lounge
What are the top things to do in Somerset?
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Somerset. Here are some of our other favourite ideas:
What are the running costs of a static caravan in Somerset?
Our team of professionals can talk you through our caravan finance option to put you one step closer to buying one of our static caravans in Somerset.
As a static caravan owner, you will be responsible for:
Paying site fees
Gas and electricity costs
Water charges
Holiday home insurance
Non-domestic business rates
Our letting service allows you to offset these running costs without lifting a finger. Our trusted team can organise bookings for your static caravan in Somerset and ensure your caravan is clean and looked after.
Is Burnham-on-Sea Holiday Village flat or hilly?
The park is completely flat.
Is Doniford Bay Holiday Park flat or hilly?
The park is flat.
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