Static caravans for sale
Static Caravans for Sale Scotland
Scotland offers spacious parks, dramatic scenery and a growing holiday-home market — from the Ayrshire and Clyde coasts in the south to Fife, the Perthshire hills and the Highlands further north.
Prices are generally keen, pitches often more generous than south of the border, and seasons vary widely by latitude. Here is what to look for before you start your Scottish search.
By the team at Best Caravan Parks · Updated August 2026
The short answer
How much are static caravans for sale in Scotland?
New statics on Scottish parks typically run £35k–£60k and used homes £12k–£35k, with annual site fees around £3k–£6k. Outside the most popular spots, Scotland is often better value than equivalent English coastal regions.
Where to search in Scotland
The south-west — Ayrshire and the Clyde coast — has the densest cluster of holiday parks and is easiest for buyers from the Central Belt and England. Fife offers attractive coastal parks, while Perthshire and the Highlands suit buyers who want scenery over long summer seasons.
Because latitude affects the weather and the season so much, confirm the closed season for every park you shortlist.
Prices, fees and seasons to expect
- New homes: £35k–£60k depending on brand and specification
- Used homes: commonly £12k–£35k for good models
- Site fees: roughly £3k–£6k per year, varying by park and pitch
- Season: shorter in the far north, longer in Ayrshire and the south
Parks worth shortlisting
We list parks by reputation and location, but prices, pitch sizes and ownership terms change — always confirm with the park.
Ayrshire & Clyde coast
Best choiceScotland’s main holiday-home region, with the biggest concentration of parks and easy access from Glasgow and beyond.
- ✓Widest choice of parks
- ✓Longest seasons in Scotland
- ✓Good value pitches
Many parks sit within an hour of Glasgow.
Fife coast
ScenicAttractive coastal parks around the Fife peninsula, popular with Edinburgh and Central Belt buyers.
- ✓Beautiful coastal villages
- ✓Good facilities
- ✓Close to Edinburgh and Dundee
Confirm the season — it varies by park.
Perthshire & the Highlands
ScenerySpacious parks in some of Scotland’s most dramatic countryside, for owners who prize landscape over beach.
- ✓Stunning settings
- ✓Generous pitches
- ✓Quieter, private parks
Seasons tend to be shorter — check winter access carefully.
Before you pay a deposit
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