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No Site Fees Until 2028: What Our No Site Fees Static Caravan and Lodge Offer at Braidhaugh and Sauchope Links Actually Means


Imagine turning the key in your own holiday home this autumn. Then picture a whole year of weekends by the River Earn, or mornings on the Fife coast, with no site fees to pay. That's what our no-site-fees static caravans and lodges offer. On selected static caravans and lodges at Braidhaugh in Perthshire and Sauchope Links in the East Neuk of Fife, site fees are deferred until March 2028.

Buying a holiday home is a considered decision. The ongoing costs matter as much as the price. So here's a clear, friendly guide to what the offer covers, what it doesn't, and how to make the most of it.


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What Are Site Fees, and Why Do They Matter?


When you own a holiday home on a park, you buy the home and pay an annual site fee for its pitch. That fee looks after everything around your front door. At Largo Leisure parks, site fees cover:

  • Park maintenance and grass cutting
  • Street lighting and water
  • Communal grounds and on-site amenities
  • The park staff who keep everything running smoothly

Site fees start from £3,237 per year and vary by park and unit type. Either way, they're one of the biggest figures you'll plan around each year.

How the No Site Fees Static Caravan and Lodge Offer Works

The idea is simple. Buy one of the selected holiday homes, and your site fees don't begin until March 2028.


What it means in practice

  • No site fees until March 2028. Your first site fee isn't due until then.
  • Up to a full season, fee-free. Buy this autumn and the whole of 2027 is yours to enjoy with no site fees.
  • Selected homes only. The offer applies to specific holiday homes, not every home for sale. Numbers are limited.
  • Other running costs still apply. You'll still pay for electricity and LPG gas, plus ground rent, as normal.



Which homes are included?

At the time of writing, three homes carry the offer, from £61,924:

  • 2024 Sunseeker Zest, Braidhaugh: a static caravan with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, £61,924
  • 2026 Victory Ripley, Braidhaugh: a static caravan with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, £118,619
  • 2026 Willerby New Holland, Sauchope Links: a 40 x 20ft lodge on the new coastal development, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, £223,694

The list changes as homes find their owners. You'll find the latest on our no site fees until 2028 page.

Braidhaugh: Riverside Living on the Edge of Crieff

Braidhaugh is tucked along the banks of the River Earn, on the edge of the market town of Crieff in Perthshire. It's open all year round, with a 12-month season, so your holiday home is there whenever you need it.

On site, you'll find a clubhouse, children's play areas and riverside walks. Anglers can pick up permits to fish the River Earn.

Beyond the park gates, there's lots to discover:

  • The Glenturret Distillery, Scotland's oldest working distillery, just outside Crieff
  • Drummond Castle Gardens, around 3 miles south, with formal gardens laid out like a living tapestry
  • The Knock of Crieff, a woodland hill walk with views across Strathearn. Tails will be wagging all the way up.
  • Gleneagles and Perth, both within easy reach for golf, dining and a day out

Find out more about holiday homes for sale in Crieff at Braidhaugh, or plan a day out with VisitScotland's guide to Crieff.

Sauchope Links: Coastal Calm in the East Neuk of Fife

Sauchope Links is perched on the Fife coast, less than a mile from the fishing village of Crail. From the park, you can see the Isle of May out at sea. It's part of our Exclusive Collection and has an 11-month season.

The park has a heated outdoor pool, an indoor recreation room, a children's play area and a shop. The kids will love the pool on a bright summer day.

And on your doorstep:

  • The Fife Coastal Path, which runs right past Crail. It's perfect for canine explorers and anyone who loves sea-salted air.
  • Crail Harbour, one of the most photographed harbours in Scotland, with fresh seafood in season
  • St Andrews, around 10 miles away, for golf, beaches and university-town charm
  • Boat trips to the Isle of May from nearby Anstruther in the warmer months, to see puffins and seals

Explore holiday home ownership at Sauchope Links, or plan your walks with the Fife Coast and Countryside Trust.

Is the Offer Right for You?

The offer suits you if:

  • You've been weighing up ownership and want a gentler start on running costs
  • You'd like a full season to settle in, meet your neighbours and get to know the area
  • You're drawn to riverside Perthshire or the Fife coast, and one of the selected homes fits your plans

Ownership is also long term. At Largo Leisure parks it works through a licence agreement, a little like a lease. Agreements run from 10 years for a new static caravan to up to 40 years for a new lodge, and you can buy extra years when you purchase. Our ownership team will walk you through it all.


Why Choose Largo Leisure Holidays

All six Largo Leisure parks are in Scotland, from Loch Tay to the Fife coast. Each one is chosen for its setting. Our parks are run by people who know them inside out, and our holiday homes are built to be as low-maintenance as possible. That way, your time is spent on the good stuff, not the upkeep. Low deposits are available, along with a choice of new and pre-owned homes.

See every option across our ownership parks in Scotland.

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