Holiday Park & Caravan Park Finance in Haverfordwest

Holiday Park Property Finance arranges funding for holiday parks, caravan parks, lodge parks and glamping sites across Pembrokeshire. Whether you are buying a static caravan park, funding new lodge or glamping pitches, or refinancing a park onto better terms as trading income grows, we model the deal for your Haverfordwest park and place it with the right lender. Haverfordwest sits in Pembrokeshire, within the Wales holiday park and caravan park market.

Every deal we arrange is grounded in the market evidence. Indicative annual pitch fees run at about £4,500 to £6,000 (UK average, operator-published site fees (indicative), 2024 to 2025), and we underwrite the specific Haverfordwest park, its income, its licence and its catchment, on its own merits. Around mostly domestic of holiday-park demand is domestic staycation trips (VisitBritain, 2024), which keeps well-run Wales parks trading through the cycle.

How much you can borrow against a Haverfordwest holiday park

On a holiday park in Haverfordwest, a park mortgage usually reaches around 50 to 65 percent of value or price, so you would budget for a deposit and working capital of roughly a third to a half plus costs. The figure is driven by the park's trading income, its EBITDA and the security of its pitch-fee base, not the postcode. Where a park is being bought at speed, at auction or before accounts support term debt, bridging finance secures it quickly and a park mortgage follows once trading is evidenced; development and expansion finance funds new pitches, lodges, glamping or facilities, typically against cost and end value. Many operators hold parks in a limited company or a group, and lenders are comfortable with corporate and SPV borrowing, multi-park portfolio facilities and partial releases. Interest rates depend on the lender, the leverage, the income and the licence and tenure, so we quote them deal by deal rather than as a headline rate. We size the right facility, rate and structure for your Haverfordwest park.

The Wales holiday park market

Haverfordwest is an emerging or smaller holiday-park market within Wales, where the strength of the individual park, its licence and tenure, its trading evidence and the operator carry the financing. Lenders look closely at the business plan and the exit, and bridging or a specialist leisure lender often fits better than mainstream terms until trading income is proven.

The North Wales coast and the Pembrokeshire, Gower and Cardigan Bay coastlines make Wales a premier holiday-park region, combining large mass-market coastal caravan parks with scenic lodge and touring parks beside Eryri (Snowdonia) and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Wales records around 920 holiday parks and campsites (UKCCA, 2024) and runs two distinct markets: large coastal static-caravan parks on the North Wales coast, and scenic lodge, touring and glamping parks in Pembrokeshire, the Llyn and beside Eryri. Premium lodge values at Abersoch and Pembrokeshire sit alongside high-volume family parks at Towyn and Prestatyn. We arrange acquisition, refinance and development finance across the Welsh coast and national parks, and structure around the Welsh licensing and planning position a lender will want confirmed.

Market commentary and figures for Wales are drawn from UKCCA (Pitching the Value 2024, 2024); Savills (Holiday & Home Park Update, 2025).