New 2027 Static Caravans: A Buyer’s Guide to the Latest Models

If you're thinking about buying a brand-new static caravan, you may have already noticed 2027 static caravan models beginning to appear.

While we're still in 2026, it's completely normal for manufacturers and holiday parks to introduce their next model-year collections ahead of the new year. For buyers, that means autumn can be an exciting time to explore the latest designs, compare specifications and start searching for a new holiday home.

But what should you actually look for when comparing new static caravans?

From exploring the latest 2027 models and choosing the right layout to understanding what's included in the advertised price, here's what you need to know before buying a new 2027 static caravan.

What Does a 2027 Static Caravan Mean?

A "2027 model" refers to the manufacturer's model year or collection rather than simply the year in which you buy the caravan.

Manufacturers can introduce their new collections well before the calendar reaches 2027, meaning you may see 2027 static caravans for sale during the latter part of 2026.

When enquiring about a particular caravan, it's always worth confirming:

• The manufacturer and model

• Model year

• Exact specification

• Optional extras

• Availability

• Expected handover date

Specifications can also vary between models and individual caravans, so check the details of the particular holiday home you're considering rather than assuming every caravan within a range will be identical.

 

Why Consider Buying a Brand-New Static Caravan?

There's something particularly exciting about being the first owner of a holiday home.

Buying new gives you the opportunity to explore the latest interiors and layouts, while many models feature contemporary kitchens, comfortable living spaces and features designed around modern holiday-home ownership.

Depending on the manufacturer and model, buying new could offer:

• Contemporary interior design

• Modern kitchens and appliances

• Double glazing

• Central heating

• Improved insulation

• Manufacturer warranties

• A choice of layouts and specifications

• Optional upgrades

Exactly what's included varies, which is why comparing individual models carefully is important.

 

Examples of New 2027 Static Caravan Models

If you're starting to explore the latest static caravans, several manufacturers have already begun introducing their collections for the 2027 season.

There's plenty of variety available, from practical family-friendly holiday homes to larger, more luxurious models.

Here are a few examples of new 2027 static caravan models you may come across during your search.

ABI Coworth 2027

The ABI Coworth 2027 offers buyers plenty of choice when it comes to size and layout.

There are both 10ft and 12ft-wide versions available, with a selection of two and three-bedroom configurations. That variety makes the Coworth a useful example of why buyers shouldn't compare static caravans purely by model name—the dimensions and layout of the particular model can make a significant difference.

If you've found a Coworth advertised for sale, check the exact dimensions, number of bedrooms, specification and optional extras before comparing it with another caravan.

ABI Wimbledon 2027

The ABI Wimbledon 2027 is another option buyers may encounter when exploring the latest models.

Designed with contemporary holiday living in mind, the Wimbledon is available in different two and three-bedroom layouts, giving buyers the opportunity to consider how much sleeping space they actually need.

For families or those who regularly invite friends and relatives to stay, having an additional bedroom could be particularly useful. Couples, meanwhile, may decide they'd rather prioritise living space or a different specification.

ABI Ambleside 2027

For buyers looking towards the more premium end of the static caravan market, the ABI Ambleside 2027 is another example worth considering.

Available in two and three-bedroom configurations, the Ambleside demonstrates how specification can vary as you move through a manufacturer's range.

When comparing premium models with more affordable alternatives, consider whether you'll genuinely benefit from the additional features rather than choosing based purely on appearance.

ABI Derwent 2027

The ABI Derwent 2027 is particularly interesting for buyers who have accessibility requirements.

Its design incorporates accessibility-focused features, making it a useful reminder that finding the right static caravan isn't simply about choosing your favourite interior design.

If you or someone who will regularly use the holiday home has mobility or accessibility requirements, discuss these with the park, dealer or manufacturer and explore models specifically designed around those needs.

Victory Lakewood 2027

The Victory Lakewood has been refreshed for 2027 and is available in two and three-bedroom layouts.

Features of the latest Lakewood include an open-plan living space, integrated appliances and French doors, demonstrating the type of contemporary design buyers can find towards the higher end of the holiday-home market.

As with any model, however, the final price of owning one on a holiday park can differ considerably from a manufacturer's recommended price once the park, pitch, transportation, utilities and optional extras are taken into account.

Victory Cotswold 2027

Another new model for the season is the Victory Cotswold 2027.

Available in two and three-bedroom layouts, the Cotswold combines an open-plan design with country-inspired interiors.

It's another example of the range of styles available to today's buyers. Some people may prefer a contemporary minimalist interior, while others want their holiday home to have a warmer, more traditional feel.

The best way to decide is to view different models in person wherever possible.

 

Don't Choose on the Model Name Alone

The examples above provide a snapshot of what's appearing for the 2027 season, but there are many other models and manufacturers to explore.

The important thing is not to assume that one manufacturer or model is automatically "best".

Instead, compare what you're actually getting:

• Number of bedrooms

• Overall dimensions

• Heating and insulation

• Kitchen specification

• Storage

• Bathroom and en-suite facilities

• Furniture

• Optional extras

• Warranty

• Price

Most importantly, consider the park and pitch alongside the caravan itself.

You may fall in love with a particular 2027 model, but the right holiday home is ultimately a combination of a caravan you enjoy, a park that suits your lifestyle, a location you'll want to return to and ongoing costs that fit comfortably within your budget.

Model ranges, specifications and availability can change, so always confirm the latest details directly with the relevant manufacturer, park or seller.

 

Choose a Layout That Works for You

It's easy to be won over by a beautifully styled show home, but one of the most important questions is whether the layout works for the way you'll actually use your caravan.

Start by thinking about who will regularly be staying there.

For Couples

If your holiday home will mainly be used by two people, you might prioritise a spacious main bedroom, larger living areas or additional storage over having a third bedroom.

For Families

Families may prefer two or three bedrooms, plenty of seating and practical storage for everything that comes with family holidays.

For Guests

If friends, children or grandchildren are likely to stay regularly, consider how comfortably everyone can sleep, eat and relax together.

Look beyond the number of bedrooms and compare:

• Kitchen workspace

• Dining areas

• Wardrobe and storage space

• Main-bedroom size

• En-suite facilities

• Lounge seating

• Shower-room layout

• Entrance and coat storage

The best static caravan isn't necessarily the largest or most expensive—it's the one that suits how you plan to spend your holidays.

 

Compare the Specification

Once you've found a layout you like, take a closer look at what's included.

Two static caravans that initially appear similar can have very different specifications.

Features worth comparing include:

• Double glazing

• Central heating

• Insulation

• Integrated kitchen appliances

• Dishwasher or washing machine provision

• Freestanding or fixed furniture

• En-suite bathrooms

• USB or charging points

• Storage solutions

• French doors or patio doors

If you're hoping to use your caravan during the cooler months of the park's season, heating and insulation may be particularly important.

Ask the advertiser for a full specification so you know exactly what you're comparing.

 

Think About When You'll Use Your Holiday Home

Are you dreaming primarily of summer holidays, or would you like to enjoy weekends away during spring and autumn too?

Your answer could influence the model you choose.

If you're planning to use your caravan during cooler weather, look closely at features such as:

• Double glazing

• Central heating

• Insulation

• Draught reduction

• Efficient heating controls

It's also important to consider the holiday park's opening season.

A caravan may be well equipped for colder weather, but you can only use it when permitted under the park's individual terms.

 

Choosing the Park Is Just as Important as Choosing the Caravan

Finding a static caravan you love is only half of the decision.

You're also choosing the place where you'll spend your holidays.

Think carefully about what you want from the destination.

Would you prefer:

• A seaside holiday park?

• A peaceful countryside retreat?

• Somewhere close to walking routes?

• A family-focused park with plenty of facilities?

• A location where pets are permitted?

• Somewhere within easy reach for spontaneous weekends away?

If you're hoping to visit regularly, journey time can be particularly important. A park relatively close to home may get far more use than somewhere that requires a long journey every time you want a weekend away.

Always confirm individual facilities and park rules directly with the advertiser.

 

Don't Forget About the Pitch

The position of your static caravan within the park can make a significant difference to your experience.

When viewing available pitches, consider:

• Views

• Privacy

• Sunlight

• Parking

• Outdoor space

• Distance from park facilities

• Proximity to roads or busy areas

• Access to walking routes or the beach

If several pitches are available, ask whether you have a choice and whether different pitch locations affect the overall price or ongoing fees.

 

What Is Included in the Price of a New Static Caravan?

This is one of the most important questions to ask.

Don't assume the advertised price includes everything you've seen in photographs or in a show home.

Depending on the individual park and offer, you may need to ask whether the price includes:

• Delivery and siting

• Connection to services

• Furniture

• Kitchen appliances

• Decking

• Steps

• Skirting

• Parking

• Landscaping

• Initial pitch fees

• Optional upgrades

Ask for a clear breakdown of exactly what is included before comparing one caravan with another.

A seemingly cheaper option may not necessarily represent better value if features you'd consider essential are additional extras.

 

Remember the Ongoing Costs

The purchase price isn't the only cost associated with owning a static caravan.

You'll also need to budget for ongoing expenses, which can include:

• Annual pitch fees

• Gas and electricity

• Water and drainage

• Insurance

• Maintenance

• Internet or Wi-Fi

• Additional park charges

• Travel costs

The amount you'll pay varies considerably between parks and depending on how frequently you use your holiday home.

Ask the advertiser for details of the current charges associated with the particular caravan and pitch you're considering.

 

Ask About Warranties and Aftercare

One of the advantages of buying a brand-new static caravan can be the warranty protection available with the home and its appliances.

Before buying, ask:

• What manufacturer warranty is included?

• When does the warranty begin?

• Which parts of the caravan are covered?

• How long does the cover last?

• Are appliances covered separately?

• Who should you contact if you experience a problem?

• What after-sales support is available?

Make sure you receive the relevant warranty information and understand any conditions that apply.

 

2027 Model or an Earlier New Model?

The latest model year can be exciting, but don't automatically rule out other brand-new caravans.

A new 2026 model, for example, could still have exactly the layout, specification and features you're looking for.

Rather than choosing based solely on the model year, compare the complete package:

Caravan + specification + pitch + park + location + ongoing costs.

A slightly earlier model on your favourite pitch at a park you love could ultimately be a better choice than the newest caravan somewhere that doesn't suit your lifestyle.

 

Can You Live in a Static Caravan Permanently?

If you're buying a static caravan on a holiday park, it's important to understand the distinction between holiday and residential use.

A static caravan on a holiday park is intended for holidays and leisure use. It should not be treated as your permanent main residence.

Even if a holiday park has an extended season—or is open for much of the year—that does not automatically mean you can live there permanently.

If you're looking for somewhere to use as your main residence, you should instead search for a residential park home on a park licensed for residential use.

Always confirm the park's licence, occupancy conditions and terms directly with the advertiser before purchasing.

 

Questions to Ask Before Buying a New 2027 Static Caravan

Found a caravan you love?

Take this checklist with you when making an enquiry or visiting the park:

• Is this definitely a 2027 model?

• What's included in the advertised price?

• Which features are standard and which are optional?

• Are different layouts available?

• Can I choose my pitch?

• What are the current annual pitch fees?

• How are utilities charged?

• What is the park's opening season?

• Are pets allowed?

• Is holiday letting permitted?

• What warranty is included?

• When will the caravan be available?

• Are there any additional ongoing charges?

• Are there any restrictions I should know about?

Getting clear answers will make it much easier to compare different static caravans and parks.

 

Find New Static Caravans for Sale with Parkmove

With new models arriving and plenty of UK holiday destinations to explore, now can be an exciting time to start searching for your next holiday home.

Parkmove brings together new static caravans and holiday lodges for sale at holiday parks across the UK, helping you compare homes, locations and parks in one place.

Parkmove is a specialist property portal for the park home industry - residential park homes, holiday lodges and static caravans for sale from parks and individual sellers across the UK.

Whether you're dreaming of a static caravan by the coast or a peaceful countryside escape, explore what's available and find a holiday home that suits the way you want to spend your free time.

Ready to start looking? Browse new static caravans for sale on Parkmove today.