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New UK letting site lets static caravan owners keep 100% of their rental income

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VanHols, a new UK letting site for static caravans, lets owners list for free with no commission and keep all rental income.

New UK letting site lets static caravan owners keep 100% of their rental income
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Mansfield, 20 October 2026 - VanHols (vanhols.co.uk), a new UK holiday letting site built only for static caravans on holiday parks, is inviting caravan owners to list their holiday homes, with no listing fee and no commission.

Owners set their own nightly price and cleaning fee and keep 100% of both. Holidaymakers book and pay online up front, and owners stay in control of their own dates, prices and house rules.

"Static caravans deserve their own home online," said a VanHols spokesperson. "So we made listing free and commission-free, with booking and payment online so owners don't have to chase deposits."

Owners can list their caravan in a few minutes at vanhols.co.uk/list-your-caravan. Holidaymakers can browse static caravans by park and area at vanhols.co.uk.

About VanHols

VanHols is a UK holiday letting website for static caravans on holiday parks, based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire.

Note to editors

Owners should check their park's rules on letting before listing.

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