Foxhunter Park – Static Caravans for Sale in Kent

Both new and pre-owned static caravans are available, alongside larger holiday lodges, giving buyers plenty of choice depending on budget and how they plan to use their holiday home.

Annual site fees start from £6,300 for 2026.

A Kent Holiday Park Where There’s Plenty Going On

Foxhunter isn’t the sort of park where the caravan is the only attraction.

There’s an outdoor swimming pool and children’s pool, sports areas, adventure play facilities and plenty of outdoor space. The park also has Le Club for food, drink and entertainment, while its Nordic spa provides another option for adults.

That makes Foxhunter particularly interesting for families who expect to spend a good amount of their holiday time on the park itself rather than heading out every morning.

Close to the Kent Coast

Monkton puts owners within easy reach of the Thanet coastline, with Ramsgate and the sandy beaches of this part of Kent a short drive away. The park itself describes its location as being close to miles of golden sandy beaches.

It also gives you a useful base for exploring more of East Kent rather than tying ownership to a single seaside town.

For buyers coming from London and the South East, accessibility is another part of the appeal. Foxhunter promotes its location as around an hour’s drive from London.

Established Since 1979

Foxhunter has a much longer history than many modern holiday-home developments.

The park dates back to 1979, when Colin Saunders bought it from the London Caravan Group and began developing the site. Its landscaping and distinctive European-influenced features became part of the park’s identity over the following decades.

Today the park is under new management, but that established setting remains an important part of what buyers are buying into.

New and Pre-Owned Static Caravans

Foxhunter sells a mixture of new and pre-owned holiday homes, including two and three-bedroom models from established manufacturers. Lodges are available for buyers wanting something larger.

Current advertised stock shows quite a broad range of holiday homes, which makes Foxhunter worth considering for buyers who haven’t yet decided exactly which make, model or specification they want.

Rather than choosing the caravan first, we’d look at the available pitches, work out which part of the park suits you and then see which holiday homes fit both the pitch and your budget.

Site Fees Starting From £6,300 for 2026

Annual site fees at Foxhunter Park start from £6,300 for 2026.

As with any park where fees vary, ask for the exact annual charge for the pitch you’re considering before agreeing to buy.

It’s also worth confirming what’s included, when fees are reviewed and whether different areas or types of holiday home attract different charges.

You Can Sublet at Foxhunter

This is an important distinction for buyers who would like the option of letting their holiday home when they’re not using it.

Foxhunter advertises the option to sublet, and its ownership information refers to a letting scheme where the park can arrange rentals on an owner’s behalf.

If subletting is part of your plans, ask for the current letting terms, charges and any restrictions before buying, as these can change over time.

Holiday Use Only

Foxhunter is a holiday park, so buying a caravan here doesn’t provide a permanent residential address.

The park’s own FAQs state that caravans are for holiday purposes and cannot be used as a main residence. This is also reflected in current planning conditions relating to the holiday section of the park.

That’s particularly worth understanding because Foxhunter also has a separate residential park-home section; Thanet District Council records both residential and holiday units at the wider Foxhunter site.

Is Foxhunter Park Right for You?

Foxhunter should particularly appeal if you want your holiday park to provide things to do as well as somewhere to stay.

Families can make use of the pool, children’s facilities, sports areas and entertainment, while the location gives owners access to Ramsgate and the wider Kent coast. The ability to sublet may also matter to buyers who don’t expect to use their holiday home every weekend.

If your ideal park is tiny, owners-only and deliberately without entertainment or facilities, Foxhunter probably isn’t the obvious fit.

But if you want an established Kent holiday park where the family can use the facilities, head to the coast and have plenty to do without leaving the park, it’s well worth comparing.

Explore Static Caravans for Sale in Kent

Foxhunter Park is one of a number of holiday parks available to buyers across the county.

If you’re still comparing locations, explore static caravans for sale in Kent to discover more holiday homes, parks and ownership opportunities across the area.