Caravan holiday homes at our park can only be used for holiday purposes. This means the holiday home may not be someone’s main residence. That is why we ask you about the address of your main residence and will continue to do so while your own the holiday home.

A holiday is a period of recreation away from your main residence, during which no work is done.

There is no limit to the number of holidays which can be taken in the caravan holiday home provided that it is not used as someone’s only or main place of residence.

If you wish to stay in your caravan for a period longer than 14 days, this must be cleared by the park office.

No as commuting to work or school from Short Ferry would be taken as strongly indicating the holiday home is being used as someone’s main residence.

Of course people get ill on holiday and may use the local doctor as a temporary patient. It should not be necessary for someone with a main residence elsewhere to register with the doctor for holiday periods.

Being retired does not mean you are on holiday. You still must have a main residence elsewhere.

Definitely not. This would not be consistent with holiday use. 

We do not facilitate this. If post is delivered as a matter of course this would indicate the holiday home is being used as a sole or main place of residence.

Your agreement with us contains your undertaking to comply with holiday conditions. If you broke that we would ask you to stop doing so. If you were to fail to comply, we would be entitled to terminate the agreement and to ask you to remove the caravan holiday home. The planning authority might also take action against you for breach of the holiday condition by serving an Enforcement Notice.

Yes for holiday purposes only, but please check your insurance allows for this.

No, Short Ferry facilities are for holiday owners only, we do not permit day visitors.

The pool is open between May – September.

Daily opening times may vary.

A call & collect bus service is available, please ask for details at reception.