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You've chosen your ideal holiday park. Now, it's time to choose a pitch. There are so many things to consider. How do you know that the pitch you've chosen meets your needs? Start by writing a list of everything that you really want. Different static caravan pitches will suit different types of people. If you didn't have to compromise, how would you describe your perfect location? Different pitches are different sizes, and it's not always the biggest that's going to cost the most. Pitch location can factor into the price. Don\'t feel that your budget for a pitch will limit you to the smallest spaces. What's the minimum size of pitch that you need for your static caravan? What if you wanted to upgrade in future? Would a larger static caravan still fit? If you need wheelchair access, factor this into your minimum pitch size. Larger static caravan plots might be needed to give room for a ramp. The same applies to external features, such as decking, which must be factored in. Consider: How close to the leisure amenities do you want to be? Being closer will reduce your walking time, but could increase the noise around your caravan. Many parks have smaller play areas dotted about. Do you want to be close to these? You can even choose a pitch with a direct view, so that older children can play whilst you watch from inside your holiday home. Would you like a pitch with a view? The prices of static caravan plots can be much higher for a lake or sea view. You might also pay more for an unbroken view of the countryside. If the view is important, expect to pay more. If it\'s not, you'll have more pitches to choose from. The way your static caravan faces will also affect your experience. A south-facing caravan will get a lot of sun in the morning and early afternoon, whilst a north facing caravan will enjoy the evening sun. As you've probably already discovered, choosing the right static caravan pitch is a very personal decision. What's right for one owner won't be right for another. When you're making your decision, consider the future and whether you'll be happy long-term. Moving to another pitch can be costly, so you should do your best to future-proof your choice. When you've made your decision, act quickly to secure your chosen pitch. Then, enjoy years of happy holiday memories or a steady income.
