Regulated Legal Advice from Specialist Consumer Rights Solicitors
Have you purchased a static caravan or holiday lodge on a holiday park and now believe you may have been misled, overcharged, or subject to unfair contract terms? At Sarah Waddington Solicitors, we offer professional legal support to help you understand your rights and seek redress where appropriate.
We are Solicitors regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), with over a decade of experience in consumer protection, contract law, and mis-selling claims, including complex holiday park and timeshare matters.
Why Choose Sarah Waddington Solicitors?
Unlike unregulated claims companies, we are a firm of qualified Solicitors regulated by the SRA, ensuring that you receive independent, professional, and ethical legal advice. We offer:
- A free, no-obligation initial consultation to gather key details about your case and explain how we may be able to assist
- Tailored advice based on your individual circumstances
- A clear explanation of your legal rights and potential routes to resolution
- No pressure or obligation to proceed beyond the initial consultation
How the Process Works
- Initial Consultation – We speak with you to understand the background to your caravan or lodge purchase and explain how we can help.
- Legal Assessment – If you wish to proceed, our solicitors will conduct a thorough review of the relevant documentation and assess whether your consumer rights have been breached.
- Claim Handling – If a viable claim is identified, we manage the legal process on your behalf.
- Resolution – We pursue a fair and appropriate outcome, which may include compensation, contract cancellation, or other redress.
Common Issues in Holiday Park Caravan Purchases
Many consumers are drawn to the idea of owning a static caravan or lodge as a retreat for family holidays or a long-term investment. Unfortunately, the reality does not always match the promises made during the sales process. Common issues include:
- Misrepresentation about site fees, resale values, or the duration of ownership
- Unfair contract terms, including excessive annual increases in pitch fees
- High-pressure or misleading sales tactics
- Unexpected restrictions on usage or subletting
- False assurances about investment value or long-term return
If any of these apply to your situation, you may have grounds for a legal claim.
Speak to Our Legal Team Today
If you are concerned about how you were sold a holiday park caravan or lodge, or if you feel trapped in a contract that is unfair or misrepresented, contact us today.
Let our experienced, regulated legal team provide you with clear guidance and support from the outset.