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Static caravans for sale in South Wales

My Static Caravan sells new and preloved static caravans from Babcary in Somerset and delivers them across South Wales: Newport is about 61 miles by road and Cardiff about 73. Our own caravans marked free delivery are delivered free to both, and to the whole of Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Monmouthshire and Torfaen.

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A cream ABI Derwent static caravan with a bay window and a white veranda, on a park on a misty morning

Our site at Babcary

A cream Willerby Mistral static caravan on a gravel pitch, with steps up to its side door

Our site is at Babcary in Somerset. This is how far it is by road from Newport and Cardiff.

Newport
about 61 miles by road
Cardiff
about 73 miles by road

We measure along real roads from Babcary, TA11 7DS. These distances are a guide, and we confirm your route before delivery.

Free delivery in South Wales

A cream Atlas Cove static caravan with a dark grey roof, on a holiday park under a blue sky

These council areas are wholly inside our free delivery area: Blaenau Gwent; Caerphilly; Cardiff; Monmouthshire; Newport; Torfaen.

These council areas are partly inside our free delivery area, so tell us your postcode and we will check your address: Bridgend; Merthyr Tydfil; Neath Port Talbot; Powys; Rhondda Cynon Taf; Vale of Glamorgan.

Delivery is free up to 100 miles from Babcary, measured along real roads, on our own caravans marked free delivery.

Included

  • Delivery is kerb to kerb: we bring the caravan to the roadside at your address.

Not included

  • Siting, which means unloading the caravan on to its base, positioning it and levelling it, is not included, and we quote for it on request. If we site the caravan for you, the siting will be listed on your Sales Invoice.
  • Connecting the services is never included, because a qualified specialist must make each connection for safety.

Further afield, we deliver anywhere in the UK and quote before you commit.

Planning for a static caravan in Wales

Planning in Wales follows the Welsh Government's own policy, Planning Policy Wales, and your county or county borough council decides. Inside Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, the national park authority decides instead.

Whether a static caravan on your own land needs planning permission depends on how you will use it and where it will go, and only the council can tell you. Ask its planning team before you buy.

The western edge of the free delivery area

The free delivery area reaches into Bridgend, the Vale of Glamorgan, Rhondda Cynon Taf, Merthyr Tydfil, Neath Port Talbot and Powys, but not all the way across them. Swansea, at about 110 miles, is beyond it. Tell us your postcode and we will check your route. Further afield, we give you a quote before you commit.

Come and see the caravans

The lounge and dining area of a Willerby Mistral static caravan, with a corner sofa, a fire and a dining table The living room of a Swift Burgundy static caravan, with a fire and a dining table with bench seats

Viewings at our site in Babcary are by appointment, so you can look round before you buy. Ring us to book a time, and we will have the caravan you want to see open and ready.

Take as long as you like, and bring whoever will be living in the caravan with you.

Our caravans for sale

Our own caravans are either at our site in Babcary or ordered for you from the supplier, so you can choose from the same caravans wherever you live. Come and see them by appointment, or ask us to send you photographs of the one you like.

Other areas we deliver to

Questions from buyers in South Wales

Is delivery free to Cardiff and Newport?
Yes, on our own caravans marked free delivery. Newport is about 61 miles from us by road and Cardiff about 73, both inside the free delivery area.
Are the valleys in the free delivery area?
All of Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly and Torfaen is. Merthyr Tydfil and Rhondda Cynon Taf are partly inside, so tell us your postcode and we will check your route.
Is planning different in Wales?
The policy is the Welsh Government's, Planning Policy Wales, rather than England's, and your county or county borough council decides. Ask its planning team before you buy.