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Am I allowed to live in my holiday home?

Am I allowed to live in my holiday home?
No - not as your permanent residence. We are licensed as a holiday park, so you can only use your holiday home for leisure - and not residential - purposes. Some people, of course, do choose to spend extended periods at Skelwith Fold during the Summer, and we applaud their excellent judgement!

 How much will it cost?

 What's inside a caravan holiday home?

 Are holiday homes well built?

 When can I use my holiday home?

 How can I get the most out of my holiday home?

 Can I rent out my holiday home?

 Am I allowed to live in my holiday home?

 How are my interests as a buyer protected?

 Supposing I wish to sell my holiday home?

 Does Skelwith Fold have any official accreditation?

 Are there any other independent guides to the park's standing?

 Where on the park will my holiday home be sited?

 How can I finance my purchase?

 Are there any other costs to consider?

 How can I find out if Skelwith Fold is for me?

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