FAQ: Do you sell any residential lodges?
No, unfortunately we are a holiday park, not a residential park. Your holiday home at Merley House must not be used as a permanent residence or primary address.
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Will I need a tv licence to watch tv in my holiday home?
The TV licence at your primary address covers usage in your holiday home.
What types of holiday homes do you have at Merley House?
We have a selection of holiday homes, lodges and chalets for sale at Merley House Holiday Park in Wimborne. All of our homes come from leading manufacturers with excellent warranties (applicable to new-homes only).
We will work with you to help you find the perfect holiday home to suit your needs.
Do I need home insurance?
Yes, having appropriate holiday home insurance is a condition of our Site Licence Agreement. You can purchase insurance through us or via a third party, independent broker.
We require an up-to-date copy of your insurance certificate every year.
What do I do when my Licence Agreement comes to an end?
When your Licence Agreement comes to an end you have a number of options. Please speak to the Merley House team.
Can I sublet my holiday home?
No, we do not permit subletting at Merley House Holiday Park.
Can I live in my holiday home?
No, your holiday home cannot be your primary residence. Proof of address must be shown at the time of purchase and you must vacate your property during our winter closure each year.
Can I move my existing holiday home from another park to Merley House Holiday Park?
No, unfortunately we do not allow bring-ons at Merley.
Can I sell my holiday home?
Of course, you are more than welcome to sell your holiday home at any point during your Licence Agreement term. You can either sell it independently or through us. We charge a commission when you sell your holiday home.
Can I have Sky TV in my holiday home?
Yes, many of our existing holiday home and lodge owners have had Sky TV installed in their property.
What’s the difference between log cabins, lodges and holiday homes?
The main difference between a log cabin, lodge and holiday home is the size and style. Lodges tend to be wider than holiday homes, providing a larger more open-plan living area. Log cabins, as the name would suggest, are wooden clad whereas holiday homes and lodges are usually clad by some form of composite weatherboarding.
We are more than happy to show you the difference in person during your trip to Merley House Holiday Park. Our team can answer any questions you may have and help you decide on the right home for you.