Transparent Pricing: Site Fees at White House & Hagg Bridge

We don't believe in burying costs or adding fees people didn't expect. Here's exactly what you pay and what it covers.

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Annual Site Fee

The annual site fee covers your pitch rental, rates and water. There are two tiers depending on the type of unit and licence.

Licence Type Season Annual Fee
Standard or winterised static caravan 1 March to 31 October £2,100
Residential-spec lodge (12-month licence) January to January £2,700

The 12-month lodge licence allows use of the park year-round. If you're on an older 8-month arrangement and want to extend without moving to the full 12-month option, additional months are available at £150 each.

What the Site Fee Covers

The annual site fee includes:

  • Pitch rental
  • Rates
  • Water

That's it. No administration fees, no hidden service charges. You pay once a year and the pitch is yours for the season.

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Beyond the Site Fee

Gas

Gas is billed separately, per bottle. The current rate is £95 per 47kg bottle. Each unit has its own gas supply, so there's no shared billing and no disputes about usage.

Electric

Electric is pay as you go via your own individual meter. Each unit has its own meter. You top it up as you use it. No estimated bills, no averaged charges across the site.

Unit Insurance

You'll need to arrange your own insurance for the caravan or lodge itself. The park does not provide unit insurance as part of the site fee. This is standard across caravan parks operating on a pitch-rental model.

No Forced Trade-In Costs

A lot of parks build in a hidden long-term cost: the 15-year rule. After 15 years, you're required to trade in your unit, regardless of condition, which typically means spending £20,000 to £40,000 or more on a new unit at a time of the park's choosing, not yours.

We don't have that rule. If your unit is well-maintained and tidy, you stay on your pitch for as long as you like. When you're ready to upgrade, that's your decision. It's a meaningful difference in the total cost of ownership over time.

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At a Glance

Cost Amount
Annual site fee (seasonal static) £2,100/year
Annual site fee (12-month lodge) £2,700/year
Additional month (for 8-month licence holders) £150/month
Gas £95 per 47kg bottle
Electric Pay as you go, individual meter
Rates and water Included in site fee
Unit insurance Owner arranged

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Common Questions About
White House & Hagg Bridge

Are rates and water genuinely included in the site fee?
Yes. Pitch rental, rates and water are all covered by the annual fee. The only utilities billed separately are gas and electric, and both are metered individually so you only pay for what you use.
Do site fees go up each year?
Fees are reviewed periodically. Any changes are communicated directly to owners in advance. Louise is straightforward about this: if fees are going up, she tells people why.
Do I pay the full annual fee even if I only use the park occasionally?
The site fee is an annual charge for holding your pitch, not a usage fee. It covers the pitch, rates and water regardless of how often you visit. Gas and electric are the only costs that vary with usage.
Is the gas price fixed?
The current rate is £95 per 47kg bottle. Gas prices can change in line with supplier costs. Louise communicates any changes to owners directly.
Are there any one-off costs when I first join the park?
The main upfront cost is the unit itself. Beyond that, the annual site fee is the ongoing commitment. Louise will go through everything clearly before you commit to anything.
What's the difference in cost between the seasonal and 12-month licence?
The 12-month lodge licence is £600 more per year than the seasonal rate. In return, you can use the park from January through to December rather than March to October. Whether that's worth it depends on how you plan to use the van.