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Owning a static caravan in Lancashire: a guide

Lancashire has holiday parks along the Fylde coast around Blackpool, Lytham St Annes and Fleetwood, around Morecambe Bay, and inland in the Forest of Bowland and Ribble Valley. The M6 and M55 put much of the county within around an hour of Greater Manchester and Merseyside.

13 parks currently list 213 holiday homes for sale on My Holiday Caravan, most priced between £25,495 and £66,995. This guide covers when parks are open, the most viewed parks, things to do, the main areas and how to get there.

Rolling green fells in Lancashire with static caravans on a countryside holiday park
Illustrative image of Lancashire
Parks with homes for sale
13
Holiday homes for sale
213
Most are priced
£25k–£67kfrom £14,686
Dog-friendly parks
11of 13 parks
Open all year
6parks with a 12-month season

Figures update from live listings. Guide last reviewed 2 October 2026.

The year in Lancashire

How many parks in Lancashire are open each month.

Parks open: the share of the 8 Lancashire parks with holiday homes for sale that list an opening season, open on the 15th of each month.

Most viewed parks in Lancashire

The five Lancashire parks people have viewed most on My Holiday Caravan in 2026 so far.

  1. Marton Mere Holiday Village

    Blackpool

    • Dogs allowed
    • Letting allowed
    • Indoor pool
    • Entertainment
    Caravans & lodges for sale
    55
    From
    £14,686
    Season
    10 months
    5,915 views in 2026 so far
    View park and holiday homes
  2. Ocean Edge Holiday Park

    Heysham

    • Dogs allowed
    • Letting allowed
    • Indoor pool
    • Entertainment
    Caravans & lodges for sale
    31
    From
    £17,995
    Season
    12 months
    3,599 views in 2026 so far
    View park
  3. Regent Bay Holiday Park

    Morecambe, Lancashire

    • Dogs allowed
    • Letting allowed
    • Near the beach
    • Indoor pool
    Caravans & lodges for sale
    20
    From
    £15,995
    Season
    12 months
    2,413 views in 2026 so far
    View park
  4. Todber Holiday Park

    Clitheroe

    • Dogs allowed
    • Letting allowed
    Caravans & lodges for sale
    18
    From
    £17,995
    Season
    12 months
    1,974 views in 2026 so far
    View park
  5. Cala Gran Holiday Home Park

    Fleetwood

    • Dogs allowed
    • Letting allowed
    • Indoor pool
    • Entertainment
    Caravans & lodges for sale
    28
    From
    £17,995
    Season
    9 months
    1,954 views in 2026 so far
    View park

Ranked by page views from January to date in 2026. This is a measure of interest, not a rating, and advertising does not affect the order.

See all 13 parks in Lancashire

Things to do in Lancashire

Days out, walks and places to visit within reach of the holiday parks in Lancashire.

A sandy cove with clear water between rocky clifftops

Beaches

Blackpool beaches

Blackpool

Miles of sand along the promenade, with three piers and the Tower behind.

St Annes beach

Lytham St Annes

A wide sandy beach with dunes and a pier, quieter than Blackpool.

Cleveleys

Fylde coast

A sandy beach and modern sea wall promenade, linked to Blackpool by tram.

A coastal footpath through heather and gorse along a clifftop

Walks and outdoors

Forest of Bowland

North-east Lancashire

A National Landscape of open moorland and fells, with walks from villages such as Slaidburn and Dunsop Bridge.

Arnside and Silverdale

Lancashire and Cumbria border

A National Landscape of limestone woodland and coast, including RSPB Leighton Moss.

Morecambe promenade

Morecambe

A seafront walk with views across Morecambe Bay to the Lake District fells. Crossings of the bay sands are only made with an official guide.

A gravel path through a garden of tree ferns, palms and flowering shrubs

Gardens and attractions

Blackpool Illuminations

Blackpool

Light displays along the seafront each autumn, typically from late summer to early winter.

Williamson Park

Lancaster

A hilltop park with the Ashton Memorial and views over Morecambe Bay.

A ruined stone castle on a green hill with sheep grazing below

Heritage

Lancaster Castle

Lancaster

A medieval castle that was a working prison until 2011, with guided tours.

Clitheroe Castle

Clitheroe

A small Norman keep on a limestone hill above the market town, with a museum.

Fish and chips and a pot of crab on a harbour wall, with boats behind

Food and drink

Morecambe Bay shrimps

Morecambe Bay

Brown shrimps from the bay, traditionally potted in spiced butter.

A harbour seen through a rain-covered cafe window, with a cup of coffee on the sill

Rainy days

Blackpool Tower

Blackpool

The tower's ballroom, circus and viewing platform are all under one roof.

Museum of Lancashire

Preston

The county's museum, covering its history from the Romans to the present day.

Where to look in Lancashire

The main areas, and how they differ for owners.

A wide sandy beach and seafront promenade, with a tower and pier in the distance

The Fylde coast

Blackpool, Lytham St Annes, Cleveleys, Fleetwood

Long sandy beaches and resort towns, with many of the county's parks.

A vast tidal bay at sunset with distant fells across the water

Morecambe Bay

Morecambe, Heysham, Silverdale, Carnforth

A large tidal bay with views to the Lake District and the Arnside and Silverdale area.

Open heather fells and a stone bridge over a moorland river

Forest of Bowland and Ribble Valley

Clitheroe, Slaidburn, Garstang

Fells, rivers and villages, with smaller, quieter parks.

Getting to Lancashire

Typical journey times. They vary with traffic and where in the county you are going.
FromBy roadBy rail
ManchesterAround 1 hr to 1 hr 15 min to Blackpool, via the M61, M6 and M55Direct trains to Blackpool, around 1 hr 15 min
LiverpoolAround 1 hour, via the M58, M6 and M55Trains via Preston, around 1 hr 15 min
LeedsAround 1 hr 30 min to 2 hr, via the M62 and M6 or the M65Trains via Preston, around 2 hours

The M55 links the M6 to Blackpool, and the M6 serves Lancaster and Morecambe. Event weekends and the Illuminations can bring heavy traffic to the Fylde coast.

Questions about owning a caravan in Lancashire

How much does a static caravan cost in Lancashire?

There are 213 holiday homes for sale at 13 parks in Lancashire on My Holiday Caravan. Most are priced between £25,495 and £66,995, and the lowest start from £14,686. Prices depend on age, size and specification, and on the park and pitch.

Are there 12-month holiday parks in Lancashire?

6 of the 13 parks with holiday homes for sale in Lancashire list a 12-month season. Most others open from around March to October or November. A 12-month park is still a holiday park, so the caravan cannot be your main home.

Are there dog-friendly caravan parks in Lancashire?

11 of the 13 parks with holiday homes for sale in Lancashire say they accept dogs. Rules on how many, which breeds and where dogs can go vary, so check with the park.

When is the best time to visit Lancashire?

July and August are the busiest months, with the school holidays and the warmest weather. May, June and September usually have long days and fewer visitors. Most parks are open from spring to autumn, and the year chart on this page shows how many are open each month.

How long does it take to drive to Blackpool from Manchester?

Usually around an hour to an hour and a quarter via the M61, M6 and M55, depending on traffic.

Which part of Lancashire should I look at?

The Fylde coast has the resorts and most parks, Morecambe Bay has views to the Lakes and is quieter, and the Forest of Bowland suits a rural base.

Can I let my static caravan in Lancashire?

Some parks run letting schemes, some allow private letting with conditions, and some do not allow letting. It depends on the park, so check the park rules and pitch licence before you buy.

How much are site fees in Lancashire?

Site fees vary between parks with location, facilities, season length and pitch. Each park can give you a written breakdown of its current fees and what they include.

Further reading

Holiday homes for sale in Lancashire

Compare 213 caravans and lodges at 13 parks, with prices and opening seasons.

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This guide is for information only and is not financial or investment advice. Static caravans depreciate over time and should not be bought expecting capital growth or a financial return.