Travel · 13 September 2026

Statics - Regal - Brands - Holiday Homes

Holiday homes from Regal are a familiar sight on parks across the UK, and for good reason. The brand has built a reputation for practical layouts, solid construction and interiors that feel more like a small apartment th

Statics - Regal - Brands - Holiday Homes

Holiday homes from Regal are a familiar sight on parks across the UK, and for good reason. The brand has built a reputation for practical layouts, solid construction and interiors that feel more like a small apartment than a caravan.

What sets Regal apart

Regal holiday homes are designed with everyday use in mind. Expect thoughtful storage, comfortable seating and finishes that stand up to repeated seasons on a busy park. The range tends to suit buyers who want a straightforward, well-made static caravan without unnecessary complication.

Choosing the right model

Regal offers a spread of sizes and layouts, from compact two-bedroom models to larger units with dedicated dining areas and separate bedrooms. When comparing options, it helps to think about:

  • How many people will use it — a couple wanting space to spread out has different needs from a family of five.
  • How often you’ll visit — regular weekend use puts different demands on a caravan than a single long summer stay.
  • Whether you’ll let it out — if the holiday home will be rented, durability and easy-clean surfaces matter more.
  • Park rules and pitch size — always check what your chosen park permits before committing to a model.

Buying with finance

Spreading the cost of a holiday home is common, and finance packages can be tailored to your circumstances. It’s worth getting a quote before you start viewing, so you know your realistic budget and can compare models on equal terms.

Selling or storing your current caravan

If you already own a static caravan and are thinking of upgrading, a valuation will tell you what it’s worth before you commit to anything new. For owners who aren’t ready to sell, secure storage offers a way to keep a caravan safe between seasons, with flexible arrangements to suit different needs.

Seeing one for yourself

Photographs and floor plans only go so far. Visiting a showground lets you walk through the layouts, test the storage and get a feel for how a model would work for you. Opening hours are typically Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5:30pm, and Sunday, 10am to 5:30pm — though it’s always worth confirming before you travel.