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About

The park stands in about twelve and a half acres and comprises 195 plots for privately owned holiday caravans, and a further 43 pitches for tourers, tents and camping pods.

We’re about 3/4 of a mile from Seasalter beach, and Whitstable and it’s harbour is just over two miles away. The Tourist Board inspectors have awarded us a Five Star rating and our camping field loos have been awarded Platinum status in the Loo-of-the-Year Awards.

The park has been in existence since the 1950’s, maybe earlier, and was owned by the Dench family until 1990 when the Boggia family took over the park, and then in 2022 the Kent family (Keat farm Caravans) took the reins. Keeping a family feel to the organisation is important to us.

 

Back in the day . . .

FAQs

Which Park?

Our advice has always been to go and find a park which you’re comfortable with, in the area you want, and then decide on the caravan. When you pay us a visit we’ll show you the holiday homes in stock and you can make a choice of the available plots. There’s no pressure to buy (we don’t have sales targets) and you can take away our brochures to read at leisure when you’re home.

What does the price include?

On new caravans our selling price will include the manufacturers recommended retail price, any extras such as central heating or scatter cushions, delivery from the factory, siting and commissioning, the gas installation and cylinder storage box, one or two veranda steps (depending on number of external doors). From time to time we have special offers which sometimes vary from the above.

Most pre-owned holiday caravans are already sited and the price will include the above. The balance of the years pitch fees will have to be paid for when you buy your caravan.

What doesn’t the price include?

You’ll need to budget for kitting out your caravan – typically this will include cutlery, crockery, bedding, and electrical items like your telly, kettle and toaster etc. Pre-owned caravans (ones normally already sited) often come with a TV aerial left from the previous owner, but for new new caravans you’ll need to budget for this. Don’t forget to allow for insurance cover as well. As a guide, customers tell us that their premiums range from about £120 a year up to £350 or more if you’re buying something big and posh! We’ve got Wi-Fi on the park but coverage can vary so we don’t promise this service as part of our overall package, and the rest of the season’s pitch fees will need to be paid when you buy your caravan.