Prestige Country Parks
 

Ally

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We bought a super van at a site called Brickyard Lakes early 2020. The owner was a nice chap and so were the site managers. All went well for a couple of years. We were told not much expansion. They owner then got planning permission to extend the site in a huge way. He then sold the site for a huge amount of money to Prestige Country Parks. They started after a couple of months putting tarmac roads and piped gas in. The site was closed and was a building site for months. No health and safety, no reduction in fees for not being able to use your van. Once this was done not long after they sent us a letter saying they were giving us 28 days notice that were moving our van to another plot. We only bought on that site because the plot was the best on the site. The contract said it had to be at least as good plot or better. The one they were going to move us to was in the middle of 4 others and faced the road with road noise and cars coming past. We said no. They said they would just move us whatever. We told them we did not want it so they bought it losing us tens of thousands of pounds. We just wanted out. We knew from a previous lodge site that they can be very threatening. They also own Malton Grange Country Park too. We know from owning there and other owners that the site owners threatened them to replace decking and balustrades and they had to use the site owning contractors st inflated prices. These people need stopping. The police are very familiar with Malton Grange as their rentals cause big problems with bad behaviour. Quite a few of the original owners at Brickyard have been forced off as the refused to sign a new contract which was much more restrictive.

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Hi, As a further lot of info. Below is one of the reasons I want to be anonymous I would strongly advise against using this company who also trade as Humber caravans and Holiday homes direct from their site at Sandholme Business Park Brough East Yorkshire HU15 2SB If you should deal with them use extreme caution and only pay deposit with a credit card so you are covered by section 75 of the consumer credit act from Hull Daily Mail 14th August 2016 FINED: Lawrence Knowles was found with two shotguns by the bed in his caravan in Gilberdyke A MAN has been fined £1,500 after police found two loaded shotguns beside his bed in his caravan. Lawrence Knowles, 25, was originally charged with "much more serious offences", but admitted breaching the terms of his firearms certificate.