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2013 2 bedroom ABI Sunningdale
This lovely pre owned holiday comes with central heating and double glazing
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2015 2 bedroom ABI Elan
Are you looking for your first holiday home? Unsure of which type of static caravan to purchase and where? Then you’ve come to the right place. This 36ft x 12ft holiday home comes with double glazing & central heating and is in excellent condition
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2015 2 bedroom Willerby Rio Premier
Look InsideWe take motorhomes, boats, tourers and static caravans in part exchange for all of our static caravans in Northumberland, Cumbria and Lancashire.
Scout Cragg is a charming and peaceful park, home to around 100 holiday homes spaciously sited in grounds which are maintained to a very high standard. Situated within unspoiled landscapes, immersed in rich heritage of the parish village of Warton.
The park’s unique backdrop is a beautiful limestone cragg at the heart of a recognised ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ with vistas across Morecambe Bay. The perfect base for exploring Lancashire and Cumbria. Ideal for those who relish the wonderful outdoors and looking to escape from the pressures of everyday life.
Put the stress of work and home life behind you at Scout Cragg a glorious park retreat. We can provide a wealth of luxury caravans and lodges and will ensure that your new leisure lifestyle is an affordable reality, a true holiday home retreat.
Important information
for Daly Park owners
As you know the Prime Minister declared a National Emergency last night and the government has put in place severe restrictions on travel outside your home and have put in place measures to aid this. Among these measures is the closure of caravan parks many of the parks in the area have closed already such as Holgates, Beetham, Lake District Estates and Holker Group Parks among a few.
Therefore in accordance with the government directive we have to close our parks effective immediately and remain closed until such time the government tells us we can reopen. If you are on the park already we ask that you leave the park by 4pm Tuesday the 24th March 2020. Anyone at home must not come to the park until we have been advised by the government that you can return. No visits are permitted during this closure.
None of us in our lifetime have had to face anything the like of what is happening in not only our country but around the world and it is our social responsibility to consider our part in the spread of this virus and on the strain on the local communities we are a part of. We all need to play our part in stopping this deadly virus and protect our families, loved ones, friends and communities.
For more information on the government closures of caravan parks the link is below and can be found in the section Closing Non-essential Shops And Public Spaces where the directive lists the closure of hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, campsites, caravan parks and boarding houses.
We ask all our owners to keep safe along with their families and we will be here waiting to welcome you back once we are through this challenging time our country is undergoing.
Best wishes and stay safe - Hugh Daly
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