Caldecott Hall Country Park and North Denes Caravan Park release fresh plots after demand outstrips supply for the last round of premium pitches at Broadlands Park & Marina
Tingdene Holiday Parks has sold out its latest round of premium move-on pitches at Broadlands Park & Marina on the edge of Oulton Broad, with all four now reserved by static caravan owners looking for extra space and a quieter setting. The pace of that demand is being matched by new plots opening at two more of the operator’s Norfolk and Suffolk parks, Caldecott Hall Country Park and North Denes Caravan Park, giving owners still looking for a move fresh options across the Broads.
The three parks suit slightly different owners, but the pattern is the same: the much-loved static caravan holiday is still booming, and owners are choosing parks that offer clear terms and a settled community rather than constant entertainment and large leisure facilities.
A market that’s still moving
According to Deloitte’s Consumer Tracker, UK spending on long and short holidays fell again in late 2025, but static caravan ownership has held up well. Owners know where they’re going and what to expect when they get there, which makes it easier to plan around than other types of holiday spending. With many parks reviewing pitch fees over September and October, autumn is also when many owners weigh up whether their current park still suits them.
Tingdene Holiday Parks’ measured approach gives owners what many are now looking for: the freedom to let their caravan with annual permissions and no commission taken by the park, competitive site fees with access to park facilities, and a quiet, relaxed setting away from the chaos of a busy traditional holiday park. That combination is what pushed Broadlands’ premium pitches to sell out, and what’s now drawing owners to Caldecott Hall and North Denes.
Where the space is now
All four of the premium move-on pitches released at Broadlands Park & Marina, which sits on the edge of Oulton Broad with a marina, moorings, an indoor pool and the Moss & Co bar and restaurant on site, have now been taken. The pitches offered more room than standard, 12-month holiday use, dedicated parking, and a quiet spot set back from the park, close to a public footpath running to Carlton Marshes and the Suffolk Wildlife Trust reserve. Owners keen on a similar upgrade are being pointed toward the other two parks, or invited to register interest in case further premium plots are released.
At Caldecott Hall Country Park in Fritton, that same demand has justified 14 new plots, now being developed. The 400-acre estate gives owners access to an 18-hole golf course, an indoor pool and leisure club, the Grade II listed Barn1 Bar and Restaurant, and the on-site Redwings Horse Sanctuary, with walking routes linking directly to the Norfolk Broads.
North Denes Caravan Park, the UK’s most easterly caravan park, has plots available for owners who want a coastal setting with a strong community feel. Steps from the beach at Ness Point and close to Sparrow’s Nest, it sits within easy reach of Lowestoft, Gorleston and Great Yarmouth, and continues to attract owners looking for a familiar long-stay base rather than a one-off booking.
Supported relocation
For owners considering a move, the process is supported from start to finish. Owners benefit from:
- clear and transparent fees
- flexible annual licence agreements
- the option to let their caravan when not in use
- a settled pace and a strong sense of community
- access to the wider Tingdene Holiday Parks portfolio across Suffolk, Essex, Lincolnshire and North Yorkshire if a different setting suits them better
“People are still very much committed to caravan ownership, they just want it to feel straightforward. Caldecott Hall Country Park, Broadlands Park & Marina, and North Denes Caravan Park each offer something a bit different, but the common thread is that owners know exactly where they stand with us.” — Sophie Green, Marketing Manager at Tingdene Holiday Parks
What comes next for the Broads
Taken together, the sell-out at Broadlands and the new releases at Caldecott Hall Country Park and North Denes Caravan Park show Tingdene Holiday Parks’ East Anglian parks moving at a steady pace, with owners choosing settled, well-run sites over one-off holiday bookings. For owners weighing up a move, or buyers entering the market for the first time, Caldecott Hall and North Denes are where the current opportunity sits.
To find out more about the new plots, or to arrange a visit to any of the parks, contact Tingdene Holiday Parks or visit tingdeneholidayparks.com.
About Tingdene Holiday Parks
Part of the wider Tingdene Group, which operates residential parks and marinas alongside its holiday operation, Tingdene Holiday Parks offers a portfolio of holiday parks spanning multiple UK destinations. The group brings decades of experience in managed park environments, new developments and long-term ownership.
Media Contact:
Sophie Green
Marketing Manager
sophie.green@tingdene.net
Tingdene Holiday Parks