Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Holiday homes · East Sussex
Owning a chalet at Camber Sands
| Holiday park chalet | House or flat | |
|---|---|---|
| Use | Holiday use, often with a closed season | Live there all year |
| Ownership | Usually a licence or agreement with the park | Freehold or leasehold |
| Running costs | Site fees, insurance, utilities | Council tax, insurance, maintenance |
| Value over time | Often falls | Can rise or fall with the market |
| Stamp duty | Usually none on a caravan or mobile chalet | Applies above thresholds |
Holiday chalets vs bricks and mortar
Ask the park for its fee schedule and rules on letting and resale.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I live in a chalet at Camber Sands all year?
Usually not. Most holiday parks only allow holiday use.
Do I pay stamp duty on a holiday chalet?
Usually not on a caravan or mobile chalet, but check for any lodge sold with land.
Can I rent out my chalet?
Only if the park allows it, sometimes only through the park.
Does Fraser Bond sell park homes?
No, but we help with homes and investment property.
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