From Yorkshire to Hampshire, 26 parks from which to choose; details of five of them are here for you to browse...

For many retired and semi-retired homeowners, the ability to swap the urban sprawl for rural tranquillity is merely a dream. By choosing a Tingdene residential park, you can achieve this sought-after lifestyle and benefit from the financial freedom to do as much or as little as you like, when you like.

With 26 superb locations to choose from across the UK, from the rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Moors to the endless open heathland of Hampshire, Tingdene parks offer first-class modern living, helping you to achieve the carefree lifestyle that you deserve. Five of the parks in the group are detailed here.

Loddon Court Farm Park

Spencers Wood, Reading, Berkshire, RG7 1HT

One of Tingdene's newest park home developments set in a beautiful rural setting.

The park

First established in the 1960s, Tingdene Parks acquired Loddon Court Farm Park in 2013 and developed an area of 23 new homes, adding to the variety of homes built over the years. A programme of works has seen the park brought in line with the rest of Tingdene Parks' portfolio of high quality park home developments, making Loddon Court Farm Park a desirable location.

The locality

Open countryside surrounds this park and yet it's conveniently only five miles south of Reading. The village of Spencers Wood is approximately one mile from Loddon Court Farm Park, providing day-to-day amenities. The M4 provides convenient access to London and the West Country.

Bedwell Park

Bedwell Hey Lane, Witchford, near Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB6 2HW

Peaceful, open countryside with easy access to local amenities.

The park

Bedwell Park nestles on the edge of the village of Witchford. Designed to provide a quiet environment with a friendly atmosphere for semi-retired and retired people, it has become one of the most sought-after developments in East Anglia; 2018 will see the release of new plots to compliment the recent development.

The locality

The attractive village of Witchford is located just two miles from the cathedral town of Ely, with ample shopping facilities. Witchford provides the idyllic lifestyle associated with a quiet has the essential day to day amenities close at hand.

There are regular buses to Ely, which has connections and mainline trains to Cambridge and London. Cambridgeshire is a county of contrasts, with an array of interesting things to do and places to visit.

Ashwood Park

Wincham, near Northwich, CW9 6QY

Near the famous market town of Northwich, surrounded by wildlife and stunning views.

The park

Ashwood Park is one of Cheshire's premier parks with around 100 established homes and a new development of more than 50 homes. Situated in the village of Wincham, Ashwood Park offers the attraction of rural living yet is only two miles from the market town of Northwich.

The locality

Northwich has its famous outdoor market on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, as well as a superb shopping centre. Names like Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's, Tesco and B&Q, as well as independent shops are to be found here.

There is so much to do in this area; wildlife is in abundance, local history is on your doorstep with the Lion Salt Works visible across the field, and the Anderton boat lift on one of the many Northwich Walk routes.

Hazelgrove Park

Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Cleveland, TS12 1DE

Next to one of the longest unbroken stretches of beach in England.

The park

Hazelgrove Park is a short walk away from the seaside town of Saltburn, where various leisure and shopping facilities are available. A new development complements the existing park, with new infrastructure and direct supply services, including cable TV and internet.

The locality

Saltburn-by-the-Sea has maintained much of its original charm as a Victorian seaside resort, including its pier and the colourful Italian Gardens. The Ship Inn is steeped in smuggling folklore, and a miniature railway and a unique cliff lift connect the Italian Gardens with the pier while affording panoramic views.

The Cleveland Way passes along the coastline, following a steep path up to Huntcliff, the site of a Roman Signal Station. The Saltburn coastline is recognised as part of the 36 miles of Heritage Coast, crowned by dramatic headlands, which continues south towards Whitby.

Wixfield Park

The Street, Great Bricett, Ipswich, IP7 7DW

Located in beautiful Suffolk, with its wealth of treasures just waiting to be explored.

The park

In the heart of Suffolk's beautiful Constable Country, Wixfield Park is an established park with a community feel for semi-retired and retired residents. It is situated on the edge of the attractive village of Great Bricett, next to open countryside and within easy access of local amenities.

The locality

The village Great Bricett is steeped in history dating back to the Romans. It hosts all daily amenities with a local shop/supermarket, garage, village hall and a Grade 1 listed church close by. The larger towns of Stowmarket and Ipswich are approximately nine miles away and the Suffolk Heritage coast, golf and lake fishing are all within easy reach.