If you’re searching for static caravans for sale in Lincolnshire, or a holiday lodge for sale somewhere a little quieter, there’s a huge range of holiday homes to choose from. You might want an affordable first holiday home, something spacious enough for the whole family, or a luxurious model with all the comforts of home.
At Wold View Country Park, in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds, we have a selection of new and pre-owned static caravans available to suit different budgets and lifestyles.
With peaceful countryside surroundings, seven fishing lakes, an on-site café and a friendly community of holiday home owners, Wold View offers the opportunity to have your own place to escape to whenever you need a break.
The Lincolnshire Wolds is a National Landscape (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), and there are nature reserves dotted across the county, so there’s plenty to explore beyond the park.
Holiday Lodge for Sale or Static Caravan: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve been browsing lodges, you’ll have noticed the line between a lodge and a static caravan can be a bit blurry. Here’s the short version.
A static caravan is usually built as a single unit, typically 10ft to 14ft wide. A lodge is often wider, and is sometimes built in two halves and joined together on site. Lodges tend to have more insulation, higher ceilings and a more house-like feel, and many come with a deck. Some even have a hot tub.
All that extra space and build quality comes at a price. A new luxury lodge can easily cost more than £100,000, and luxury holiday lodges on bigger resort-style parks can cost a lot more. A good static caravan, on the other hand, can start from under £50,000.
The larger models on our list, like the Europa Sequoia and Willerby Malton Elite, sit somewhere in between. At 42ft long and 13ft to 14ft wide, they give you a lot of the room people look for in a lodge, without the lodge price. So if you came here looking for a holiday lodge for sale, they’re worth seeing before you decide.
7 Static Caravans for Sale in Lincolnshire to Consider in 2026
Here are seven static caravans for sale in Lincolnshire to consider in 2026.
1. Victory Baywood – £49,995
Price: £49,995
Size: 28ft x 12ft
Exceptionally good value
If you’re looking for an affordable way to begin your holiday home ownership journey, the Victory Baywood is a fantastic place to start.
At 28ft x 12ft, it’s a more compact static caravan, but its clever layout makes excellent use of the available space. The interior feels bright, modern and comfortable, giving you everything you need for relaxing weekends and longer stays in Lincolnshire.
At £49,995, the Victory Baywood represents exceptionally good value and could be ideal for couples, first-time buyers or anyone who wants a low-maintenance countryside retreat.
Best for: First-time buyers and those looking for great value.
2. Swift Ardennes
The Swift Ardennes is a popular choice for buyers looking for a comfortable, contemporary holiday home without moving into the very top end of the market.
Its open-plan living space creates a relaxed environment for spending time together, while the modern kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and practical storage make it well suited to regular use throughout the holiday season.
If you’re comparing static caravans for sale in Lincolnshire, the Ardennes is a great all-rounder to add to your viewing list.
Best for: Couples and families wanting a practical, contemporary holiday home.
3. ABI Wimbledon
For buyers who prefer a more traditional, homely interior, the ABI Wimbledon is another fantastic option.
Designed to feel comfortable from the moment you walk through the door, it combines a spacious lounge with a well-equipped kitchen and inviting bedrooms.
The Wimbledon is particularly suited to owners who expect to spend plenty of time at their holiday home and want somewhere that feels like a genuine home from home rather than simply somewhere to stay.
Best for: Buyers looking for comfort, practicality and a homely feel.
4. Willerby Manor – £72,000
Price: £72,000
Size: 38ft x 12ft
Bedrooms: 3
Need a little more space?
The Willerby Manor offers three bedrooms within its 38ft x 12ft layout, making it an excellent option for families or owners who regularly invite friends and relatives to stay.
The Manor is known for its contemporary farmhouse-inspired interior, combining a bright lounge with a stylish kitchen and plenty of practical living space.
Having three bedrooms gives you additional flexibility without needing to move up to a much larger lodge. A 3 bedroom lodge usually costs far more, so this is a sensible way to get the extra room.
At £72,000, this is a great option for buyers looking for a spacious family holiday home at Wold View.
Best for: Families and owners who regularly have guests staying.
5. Europa Sequoia – £77,500
Price: £77,500
Size: 42ft x 13ft
Bedrooms: 2
If space is high on your wish list, take a look at the Europa Sequoia.
At an impressive 42ft x 13ft, this two-bedroom holiday home provides considerably more room than many traditional static caravans, making it particularly appealing if you’re planning to spend longer periods at Wold View.
The spacious dimensions create generous living and sleeping areas while still giving you the convenience and easy-going lifestyle of static caravan ownership.
For £77,500, the Europa Sequoia offers plenty of space for the price.
Best for: Couples looking for extra space and longer stays.
6. Atlas Avanti
The Atlas Avanti is ideal for buyers looking for something with a little more style.
Its contemporary interior, spacious living areas and attention to detail give it a more premium feel, making it somewhere you’ll look forward to returning to throughout the season.
It’s a great option if you’ve already owned a holiday home and are considering an upgrade, or if you simply want your first holiday home to offer a higher level of specification.
Best for: Buyers looking for a stylish, premium holiday home.
7. Willerby Malton Elite – £94,995
Price: £94,995
Size: 42ft x 14ft
Bedrooms: 2
At the higher end of our selection is the impressive Willerby Malton Elite.
At 42ft x 14ft, its extra width and length create a wonderfully spacious interior, giving you more room to relax, entertain and enjoy time at your holiday home.
With two bedrooms, this model is particularly well suited to couples who prioritise living space and comfort rather than simply having additional bedrooms.
At £94,995, the Malton Elite is an excellent choice for buyers looking for a more luxurious static caravan in the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Best for: Couples looking for space, comfort and a premium specification.
Buying a Holiday Lodge or Static Caravan: What to Check
It’s a big decision, and the price on the sign is only part of it. Here are a few things to check before you commit.
- Running costs. On top of the purchase price, you’ll pay annual pitch fees, plus insurance, utilities and servicing. Ask for a full breakdown so there are no surprises.
- Season length. Some parks let you use your holiday home 12 months of the year, while others close for a few weeks in winter. If you want to use it at Christmas or in the new year, check whether the park offers a 12-month season.
- New or older. Most parks sell new and pre-owned holiday lodges and static caravans. A new holiday home gives you the latest design and a manufacturer’s warranty, while an older model can save you a lot of money. It’s worth comparing new holiday lodges for sale with older models before you decide.
- Furniture. Most holiday homes for sale on parks come fully furnished, so you won’t need to buy everything from scratch. Lodges more often have freestanding furniture, while static caravans tend to have fitted furniture to make the most of the space.
- The park itself. You’re buying into a holiday park as much as a holiday home. Look at the location, the facilities and the community. Families may want play areas nearby, while anglers will care more about the fishing. If the park is building a new development, ask what it will look like when it’s finished.
How Much Does a Static Caravan Cost in Lincolnshire in 2026?
There isn’t one static caravan that will be right for everyone. On our list, prices run from £49,995 to £94,995, while a new lodge will usually cost more.
If keeping your initial investment lower is your priority, the Victory Baywood at £49,995 is a great place to start.
Families may prefer the additional bedroom offered by the three-bedroom Willerby Manor, while couples who want more living space could consider the larger Europa Sequoia or Willerby Malton Elite.
The best way to decide is to view several holiday homes in person. Walking through different layouts makes it much easier to understand how much space you need and which features are genuinely important to you.
View Static Caravans for Sale at Wold View Country Park
If you’re currently searching for static caravans for sale in Lincolnshire, come and take a look around Wold View Country Park.
Our team can show you the holiday homes currently available, explain the costs involved in ownership and help you compare different models, plots and price points.
Whether you’re looking for an affordable first holiday home or something larger and more luxurious, there are options available to suit a range of budgets.
Prices and availability are correct at the time of publication and may change. Please contact Wold View Country Park for the latest availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there holiday lodges to buy in Lincolnshire?
Yes. There are lodges available for sale on holiday parks across Lincolnshire, from the coast to the Wolds. Prices vary a lot depending on size, age and location, so it pays to view a few before you choose. Some buyers find a large static caravan gives them most of what they wanted from a lodge for less money.
Can you live in a lodge or static caravan all year round?
Usually not as your main home. Most holiday homes on a holiday park or caravan park are sold on a holiday licence. That means you can use it for holidays and short breaks, but you’ll need a main home somewhere else. Even parks that are open all year usually work this way.
Is owning a holiday home worth it?
It depends on how often you’ll use it. If you take several UK holiday breaks a year, having your own holiday home means no booking, no hotel packing and somewhere familiar to go whenever you like. It’s best seen as a lifestyle purchase rather than an investment, as holiday homes usually lose value over time, a bit like a car.
Can I view a static caravan before I buy?
Yes, and we’d always recommend it. Come and look round Wold View, walk through a few different layouts and talk to our team about plots, prices and ongoing costs.
