Britannia Parks

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South West England

TWINBROOK PARK, FALMOUTH

Twinbrook Park is soon to release a brand new development of 30 homes. It is situated in seven acres, in one of the most beautiful and picturesque parts of south Cornwall, offering peace and quiet in a relaxing environment. The gently sloping landscape and the two brooks from which the park derives its name add to the lovely atmosphere, as does the superb surrounding countryside.

The park is accessed via a private road and is adjacent to Falmouth Golf Club. Falmouth town centre is less than a mile away, with its wide range of shops, restaurants and attractions. There is a bus stop a short distance of the park, linking to Falmouth and to other destinations.

The park is less than a mile from the stunning Swanpool beach, and several other beaches in the area. Falmouth Harbour is the third deepest natural harbour in the world, and the area has long been a popular boating and water sports location. The adjacent Swanpool Golf Club caters for golfers, and there are many other activities in the area such as museums, castles and many coastal walks.

PARK INFO

Twinbrook Park, Swanpool Road, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 5BH
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £158.37 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome
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TREGATILLIAN PARK, ST COLUMB MAJOR

A mature countryside park in north Cornwall, Tregatillian Park is a haven of peace and quiet. The park is surrounded on most sides by wonderful Cornish countryside, and is home to many varieties of birdlife and wildlife. The adjacent wildlife field is a perfect location for nature walks, and deer are regularly spotted roaming the countryside.

The homes on Tregatillian Park have generous plots and most have lovely views of the rolling hills in the distance.

Although not a large town, St Columb Major has a wide range of local shops to meet most daily needs. There are frequent visitors to the park being the local butcher delivering their produce, a mobile library and LPG gas supplier.

Although a Tesco bus stops on the park every Thursday, the nearest daily bus stop is in St Columb Major, linking to other regional centres.

Located less than ten miles from the seaside town of Newquay, the park is convenient for access to the north Cornwall coastline with its variety of beaches and coastal walks.

PARK INFO

Tregatillian Park, St Columb Major, Newquay, Cornwall TR9 6JL
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £145.11 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties included a new 44x13 Stately Salisbury at £140,000 and various vacant plots.
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Heart of England

ST JOHNS PRIORY PARK, LECHLADE

Situated in the magnificent Cotswold Water Park, St Johns Priory Park is in an excellent location close to the banks of the River Thames. The park is well established, and has been developed over many years to a good standard. It is a friendly park that has an endearing sense of community, with some residents having lived here for over 25 years.

A local bus service is in daily operation (except Sundays) from outside the park entrance to Faringdon, Cirencester and Swindon.

Just across the road from the park is the famous Trout Inn, which is in an ideal spot from which to watch the riverboats passing.

Being less than a mile away, the village of Lechlade is within easy walking distance. It has all the amenities expected of a bustling Cotswold village including a Post Office, small supermarket, library, doctors and dentists.

There are many historic Cotswold towns within easy driving distance, including Burford, Stow on the Wold, Bourton on the Water, and Cheltenham.

PARK INFO

St Johns Priory Park, Faringdon Road, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7 3EZ
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £159.13 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome
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South East England

POPLARS PARK, BOGNOR REGIS

With attractive block paved roads and immaculate gardens, Poplars Park beautifully matches its wonderful seaside surroundings. Theatre outings and day trips are a regular part of park life, as is the superb community atmosphere. The park is recently established, with modern homes and private garages on every plot.

The park is within easy walking distance of all essential amenities, including a Tesco supermarket, doctor’s surgery and Post Office. There is a bus stop at the park entrance, going into Bognor Regis a mile away, with all the expected facilities such as a library, theatre, leisure centre and numerous shops, bars and restaurants.

The magnificent West Sussex coastline is within easy reach, including a Blue Flag beach and one of the oldest piers in the country. Bognor Regis is consistently ranked amongst the top three sunniest places in Britain, making it perfect for numerous outdoor activities including sailing, walking, cycling and strolling in its wonderful parks and gardens.

PARK INFO

Poplars Park, Shripney Road, Bognor Regis, West Sussex PO22 9SZ
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £150.17 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome
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THORNLEA PARK, LITTLEHAMPTON

Clean air, the sea just over the horizon, and a wonderfully relaxed South Coast pace of life all combine to make Thornlea Park an excellent place to retire. Only a few miles from the seaside, and close to the amenities of nearby Wick, the park is superbly located in velvet West Sussex countryside. The park has a thriving social club that arranges regular social events, outings, dinners, dances and coffee mornings.

Just to the south of historic Arundel, and close to the village of Wick, Thornlea Park is ideally situated for those who like to be close to the coast, but want to travel to main towns and London with relative ease. Wick caters for most shopping needs, and there is a bus stop at the park entrance, with regular buses to Littlehampton just two miles away, Brighton and Arundel.

One of the major attractions in the area is impressive Arundel Castle, which is visible from the park. Just about every recreational activity is catered for in this area of West Sussex, from visiting historical monuments, museums and formal gardens, to golf, fishing and sailing.

PARK INFO

Thornlea Park, Lyminster Road, Littlehampton, West Sussex BN17 7QD
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £158.98 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing a new 44x12 vacant plot is available for a home of your choice
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AVONSMERE PARK

Only five miles from the centre of Bristol, Avonsmere Park is a wonderful combination of big city convenience and rural tranquillity. It is a long established park with a good community atmosphere, and is in the process of being upgraded.

The park is situated in the northern suburb of Stoke Gifford and is nestled between allotments and college playing fields. It is within easy walking distance of supermarkets and shops.

To the south of Stoke Gifford is a large green area known as the ‘Green Lung’, which stretches to the inner city area of Bristol. This area is perfect for walking and cycling. Also in the local area are two parks, each with children’s play equipment, a pair of tennis courts and two pubs.

There is a bus stop at the park entrance with links to Bristol city centre. Bristol is the largest and most lively city in the south-west, and its waterside location, lined with historic buildings and tourist attractions, boats and restaurants, make it a city full of beauty, energy and excitement.

An open weekend is planned at Avonsmere Park for 20-21 August.

PARK INFO

Avonsmere Park, Bristol, South Gloucestershire BS34 8QR
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee is £140.39 per month
• 50+
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 40x20 Stately Balmoral at £155,000 and various vacant plots
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ELSTEAD PARK, ELSTEAD

Surrounded by woodland and mature trees, Elstead Park is a haven for deer and a wide variety of birds. Although set in peaceful and idyllic surroundings, the park is within walking distance of village amenities, with several shops that cater for everyday needs. With a private offering of only 34 plots, the park has a lovely peaceful community feel, and is an integral part of Elstead village.

There is a bus stop at the park entrance with connections to Farnham five miles away with its wide range of shops, restaurants, cafés and entertainment venues.

Being surrounded by fields and woodland means that there are plenty of superb countryside walks in the vicinity. There is also a golf course, fishing and lawn bowls close by. The cathedral city of Guildford also has a popular shopping centre and, like Farnham, offers many recreational facilities such as its theatres and the many concerts staged throughout the year.

PARK INFO

Elstead Park, Thursley Road, Elstead, Surrey GU8 6DZ
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £152.23 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing there are no properties for sale on this park
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HEDGE BARTON PARK, TUNBRIDGE WELLS

Initially an orchard, Hedge Barton Park has many lovely landscaped lawns with gardens, all set in luscious Kent scenery. This beautiful countryside park is wonderfully peaceful, while not being too far from the amenities of nearby Fordcombe village and larger Royal Tunbridge Wells, approximately four miles away. Surrounded by mature trees and countryside, it is one of the prettiest parks in the region.

A bus service run by the Sevenoaks council takes residents into Tunbridge Wells on Thursdays and Fridays, with its shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as plenty of parks and green open spaces. There is also a regular bus service from Fordcombe on a daily basis. Fordcombe has a church, school and public house.

There are plenty of places of interest within a few miles of the park, including Hever Castle and Penshurst Palace, both of which have magnificent gardens open to the public.

There are also plenty of other amenities in the area, including golf, fishing, lawn bowls and beautiful walks in the Kent countryside.

PARK INFO

Hedge Barton Park, Chafford Lane, Fordcombe, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 OSL
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £150.22 per month
• Cats welcome
• 50+, semi-retired and retired

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 38x11 Omar Oulton Excel at £99,950 and various vacant plots
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ALLHALLOWS PARK, ROCHESTER, KENT

Fresh air and a wonderful location close to the Thames Estuary attract the young at heart to this superbly located park. Close to local amenities, while remaining a haven of peace and quiet, the park has the best of both worlds. With abundant birdlife, a lovely community feel and the sea only 500 metres away, Allhallows Park is a great example of the park home lifestyle.

There is a family-run local store and Post Office within a few hundred yards of the park entrance, as well as a doctor’s surgery and pub. Further amenities are available in nearby Rochester, with a bus service stopping at the park entrance, with connections to town.

Situated immediately adjacent to a golf course, the park is surrounded by green open space, with plenty of superb walks and trails. The River Medway runs through Rochester, and has a marina with plenty of boats and associated activities.

The town hosts several festivals each year, including the famous Dickens Week.

PARK INFO

Allhallows Park, Avery Way, Allhallows-on-Sea, Rochester, Kent ME3 9TD
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £148.02 per month
• Pets welcome
• 50+, semi-retired and retired

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 40x20 Homeseeker Langdale Plus at £140,000
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KINGS PARK VILLAGE, CANVEY ISLAND, ESSEX

The largest home park in the country, Kings Park Village is a perfect example of park home living at its best. With a shop, launderette, post box and social club all on the park, a multitude of day-to-day needs are catered for on residents’ doorsteps, with the 24-hour security team always on hand. A magnificent lake in the middle of the park is a favoured spot in which to indulge in a spot of fishing or wildlife spotting.

Although almost all daily needs are catered for, there are several other shops, restaurants and super-markets on the island and in nearby Benfleet, with a bus stop at the park entrance, with services running to the town centre.

The park is adjacent to the superb Canvey Heights Country Park with its stunning views, and there are several sailing clubs on the island. The park’s close proximity to the Thames Estuary means that it is a perfect base from which to take part in various water-related activities, from fishing to sailing.

PARK INFO

Kings Park Village, Canvey Island, Essex SS8 8HE
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £231.95 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 36x20 Homeseeker Jasmin at £152,995, and a new 42x20 Homeseeker Pennine at £184,995
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East of England

BRAINTREE PARK, BRAINTREE

Within easy walking distance of the town, Braintree Park is a long established park that has over the years become an integral part of the local community. A private entrance road ensures peace and quiet, and the mature trees are a haven for birdlife.

The park is within easy walking distance of Braintree town centre, and a bus stop is situated at the park entrance, with services to the town where you will find all the amenities expected of a thriving East England town, including numerous shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as a cinema and ten-pin bowling centre.

Situated in the rolling countryside of north Essex, the Braintree District is perfectly placed to explore the highways and quiet byways of the county. For runners, walkers and cyclists, there are many nature reserves, parks, published walks and rides available. Braintree Golf Course is a short drive from the park, as are numerous other sporting facilities such as lawn bowls, horse riding and even gliding.

PARK INFO

Braintree Park, Coggeshall Road, Braintree, Essex CM7 9DW
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £148.41 pm
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Cats welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing a 42x20 and 44x12 vacant plots are available for a home of your choice
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RYMER POINT PARK, THETFORD, NORFOLK

An exclusive development of only 30 homes, Rymer Point Park is situated in prime Norfolk countryside. The park has an excellent infrastructure including block paved roads and piped LPG gas. The peaceful, rural setting ensures an abundance of wildlife, including the Norfolk hare and Munkjack deer.

The park is surrounded by wonderful countryside offering plenty of walks. The village of Barnham is just over two miles away, and has a lovely country pub. The park lies midway between the bustling market towns of Bury St Edmunds and Thetford, where you will find further amenities such as restaurants, shops and supermarkets.

PARK INFO

Rymer Point Park, Barnham, Thetford, Norfolk IP24 2PY
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £137.36 per month
• 45+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 40x20 Omar Excel at £99,950, and various vacant plots
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WATERBEACH PARK, WATERBEACH

Waterbeach Park is a long established park conveniently located on the edge of the village of Waterbeach, just five miles north of the historic university city of Cambridge. The park is close to the River Cam, partially surrounded by open countryside and farmland. The park has an excellent community atmosphere, and is within walking distance of most everyday amenities at Waterbeach, including a Post Office, grocery store, parish church, several public houses and restaurants.

The local train station in Waterbeach operates regular trains to Cambridge and onward to London or Stansted Airport.

A short walk from the park is the beautiful River Cam and the famous Fens, which offer a wide choice of recreational and competitive sporting and leisure activities, including cycling and angling.

PARK INFO

Waterbeach Park, Denny End Road, Waterbeach, Cambridge CB25 9PF
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £147.30 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing a 42x15 and 42x20 vacant plots are available for a home of your choice.
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East Midlands

FOLLY PARK, CLAPHAM

Folly Park overlooks the River Great Ouse and its large grassed recreation area on the banks of the river offers a beautiful spot in which to relax or to participate in the private fishing for keen anglers.

Originally an apple orchard, the park has recently been substantially upgraded to become a modern park in a superb riverside location. There is a wonderful community spirit, and the residents are particularly friendly and welcoming.

Folly Park is situated close to the north end of the High Street with its shops, and benefits from having a general store at the entrance. Sainsbury’s supermarket is just two miles away. There are allotments close to the park, and Clapham village hall is the centre of village life, hosting such varied events as line dancing and foreign language classes. A bus stop at the park entrance provides links to Bedford.

There are many walks and public bridleways in the area, as well as museums, art galleries, three golf courses and Woburn Abbey.

PARK INFO

Folly Park, High Street, Clapham, Bedfordshire MK41 6AL
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £144.32 per month
• Cats welcome
• 50+, semi-retired and retired

FOR SALE

At the time of writing a 42x12 vacant plot is available for a home of your choice
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PEPPERCORN PARK, CLAPHAM

Surrounded by open countryside, many homes on Peppercorn Park enjoy views across open farmland, and horses grazing in adjacent pastures are a common sight for residents. The park has a friendly community atmosphere, and residents benefit from the park being close to the amenities of the village of Clapham, including several pubs, an Italian restaurant, an active allotments association and village hall.

A bus stop in the village is less than a mile away, and provides links to Bedford with its busy shopping centre. The town has the delightful Rive Ouse meandering through its centre, and provides many delightful walks along the banks. The popular indoor shopping and ski slope at Milton Keynes are within easy driving distance, as is the famous Billing Aquadome with its range of activities, from fishing to funfairs.

PARK INFO

Peppercorn Park, Green Lane, Clapham, Beds MK41 6HB
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £138.52 per month
• Pets welcome
• 50+, semi-retired and retired

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 34x22 Omar Sandringham at £145,000 and various vacant plots
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KINGSMEAD PARK, RUSHDEN

Close to the town of Rushden, Kingsmead Park is a well-established park in a quiet location. The park is over 60 years old, and has a vibrant community with coffee mornings, cocoa evenings, trips and holidays organised by the residents on a regular basis. Many residents are keen gardeners, which explains why the park is such a riot of colour in spring and summer.

Kingsmead Park is adjacent to Jubilee Park, a public park that is perfect for family games or leisurely walks.

There are also allotments next to the park, offering cheap plots to local residents.

There is a bus stop at the park entrance, with connections to Rushden and on to Bedford and London. A direct bus to Rushden also stops on the park. The town centre is within easy walking distance, and has a traditional high street with a selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and department stores.

PARK INFO

Kingsmead Park, Bedford Road, Rushden, Northamptonshire NN10 ONF
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £138.52 per month • Pets welcome
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
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WESTGATE PARK, SLEAFORD

With its gentle slopes and mature trees, Westgate Park offers a special atmosphere while being only a short walk from the centre of Sleaford. This spectacular part of Lincolnshire boasts a milder and drier weather system than most of England. The park is rich in birdlife, with Grey Wagtails, Finches, Woodpeckers, Kingfishers and Mallard ducks seen regularly.

Situated only a few hundred yards from the market square of Sleaford, Westgate Park is ideally located close to all the amenities. Doctors, dentists, vets and shops are all well within a mile radius of the park, with most being only a short walking distance away. The town centre is home to an excellent library and an amateur theatre, as well as sporting facilities.

The park is only 20 miles from Lincoln with its cathedral, castle and museum. There are no shortage of walks for those who enjoy the outdoors.

PARK INFO

Westgate Park, Westgate, Sleaford, Lincolnshire NG34 7QP
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £140.99 per month
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing properties include a new 34x20 Omar Oulton Contemporary at £119,950, and various vacant plots
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SWINHOPE PARK, BINBROOK

Swinhope Park is nestled in the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The park benefits from picturesque views. It is a small, quiet, well-established park with a friendly and welcoming community. There are many regular activities including a photography club and a scrabble club, as well as an active social committee that organises regular activities such as barbecues, spring fairs, meat raffles, day trips and the annual Christmas party.

Nearby Binbrook caters for most daily needs, with a small high street that includes a newsagent, butchers, grocery shop and a public house serving fine food. For other shopping and entertainment, Market Rasen is less then ten miles away and has a range of shops, from antique stores to butchers and bakers.

The location of the park lends itself to country walks with breathtaking views to enjoy. There is a racecourse at Market Rasen, as well as several golf courses and fisheries in the surrounding area.

PARK INFO

Swinhope Park, Swinhope Road, Binbrook, Lincolnshire LN8 6HS
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

• Pitch fee for new homes is £127.98 pm
• 50+, semi-retired and retired
• Pets welcome

FOR SALE

At the time of writing a new 40x12 vacant plot is available for a home of your choice.
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MORE INFO

For up-to-date information on the show homes and plots available on our parks, contact:

Britannia Parks, Kingsmead House, Mytchett Road, Camberley, Surrey GU16 6AE
Tel: 01268 511 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.britanniaparks.com

This article was published in the Residential Parks Guide with the August 2011 issue of Park & Holiday Homes. To order a copy of Park & Holiday Homes please click here

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