Park Homes

Some 160,000 people in England live in park homes, and approximately 68% of them are aged 60 or over. The resources on this page offer insight into latest policy and good practice on mobile (park) homes to help inform local policy makers, planners and developers.

Mobile (park) homes

This research briefing by the House of Commons Library provides an overview of the rights of residents who live year-round on mobile (park) home sites and proposals to improve protections for residents in England.

Park Homes in Scotland: Planning for Retirement Living

Newcastle University was commissioned by the Morris Leslie Group to explore the potential for park homes as an option for retirement living in Scotland, with a particular focus on the planning system.

Mobile (Park) Homes: House of Commons Briefing paper

Mobile homes can offer an attractive housing option for retired people, consequently residents tend to be older. In 2002 68% of mobile home occupants were aged 60 or over. This briefing provides information...

Park Home Living - a good housing option for later life?

This Housing LIN Viewpoint no 67 explores the appeal that park homes have for many people as they get older. Satisfied older buyers say a Park Home is a good way to downsize and they get more for their...