Full Timing in Static Caravan plus Motorhome - Advice Needed Please ?

Here is what you do, pay a farmer some rent and ask to hide your caravan in a barn corner,satellite wont see you and no one else else will.
Pay him for electric and get a cable run to your caravan,hide you van in there to, no rates to pay.
 
trevskoda said:
Here is what you do, pay a farmer some rent and ask to hide your caravan in a barn corner,satellite wont see you and no one else else will.
Pay him for electric and get a cable run to your caravan,hide you van in there to, no rates to pay.
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What a fun way to live.
 
RAW said:
Could have posted this in general chat but thought the thread may get some more attention here.
I am likely going to have to move out of where I live next Summer / Autumn 2021

I am thinking of possibly buying land, or possibly staying in a mobile home or static caravan on a park
My area of interest is North Wales as a base

Does anyone know of any space for Van parking or where I could maybe purchase a static with space to park also my van.
I am looking for somewhere close to the Coast?

Any help or advice appreciated, TIA (y)
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If you're looking to full-time in a static caravan with a motorhome in North Wales, check for parks with residential status that allow year-round living and have space for both. Coastal areas like Abergele, Pwllheli, or Anglesey are worth exploring. Be cautious if buying land planning permission for residential use is often difficult. Joining local forums or Facebook groups may help you find suitable spots or private arrangements.
 
If you’re looking to live full-time in a static caravan plus motorhome near North Wales coast, your best bet is to check out local caravan parks that allow both static units and vehicle parking. Some parks have pitches with space for a motorhome beside the static. Also, consider private land with planning permission for a static plus parking sometimes rural plots or smallholdings nearby offer this. Online forums and Facebook groups focused on UK caravan living or North Wales locals might have current leads. Definitely ask about park rules on length of stay and vehicle parking before committing. Good luck!
 
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