What will it cost each year?

Start with the pitch fee, which the park sets. Rates and Wi-Fi start at the park's own figures; add yours for the bills that depend on how much you use the lodge.

The pitch fee is fixed by the park. Rates and Wi-Fi start at the park's own figures: change them if yours differ. For the rest, type your own estimate, a month or a year. Blank lines are left out of the total.

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Pitch fee

Set by the park, including VAT. It goes up each year in line with CPI inflation.

£400 a month£4,800 a year

Local authority rates

About £200 a month. Holiday lodges pay rates instead of council tax.

Electricity

Depends on how much you use the lodge.

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Water and sewerage

Not in the pitch fee. Depends on use.

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Bottled LPG gas

You buy the gas bottles yourself. The cost depends on use.

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Wi-Fi

£29 a month for up to 8 devices, from an outside supplier. The park covers the installation when you buy.

Insurance

Through Leisuredays, with comprehensive cover. The price depends on the lodge.

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Your yearly costs so far

£7,548 a year

About £629 a month. The pitch fee and 2 of 6 other costs.

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About these numbers

This is a planning aid, not a quote. The pitch fee (£400 a month) and the starting figures for rates and Wi-Fi come from the park; every other figure is yours. Electricity, water and bottled gas depend on how much you use the lodge. Insurance is through Leisuredays, with comprehensive cover.

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The pitch fee: it goes up each year in line with CPI inflation. It covers the park's standard services; rates, bottled gas, water and electricity are extra.

Holiday use only. Your lodge is a holiday home, not your main home. You need a main home elsewhere, in the UK or abroad, and the park may ask to see proof of it. Within the season there is no limit on how often or how long you come on holiday.

You own the lodge, not the land. The licence lets you keep it on its plot.

Bought to enjoy. A holiday lodge is something you buy to enjoy, not to make money. Like a car, it usually loses value over time, most of all in the first few years. Please buy one because you will love using it.

Come and stand on the plot

Photos only go so far. Walk the lane, step inside the lodges and ask Alex anything. Viewings are free.

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