For UK holiday parks

Holiday park website design, from someone who has worked in parks.

Parkweb designs, hosts and looks after websites for UK holiday parks, caravan parks, lodge parks, and camping and touring sites. It is built on more than 10 years of first-hand holiday park experience and 15 years of website design.

Who we work with

Website design for every kind of park.

Whether you run one park or several, we design around what you offer and who you are trying to reach.

Holiday park websites

For parks offering holidays, holiday home ownership or both.

Caravan park websites

For static caravan parks with owners and holidaymakers.

Lodge park websites

For lodge developments, where presentation matters most.

Camping and touring site websites

For sites welcoming tourers, motorhomes and tents.

Planning your website

What should a holiday park website include?

A park website usually speaks to several audiences at once. A good one lets each of them find what they need quickly, then makes it easy to get in touch.

We plan the structure of your website around these four groups before any design work starts.

People looking to buy a holiday home

Holiday homes for sale, what ownership involves and a simple way to arrange a visit.

People planning a holiday

Accommodation, touring and camping information, with a clear route to enquire.

Your existing owners and guests

Opening dates, facilities, park information and how to contact your team.

People finding your park for the first time

Where you are, what makes your park different and photographs that show it at its best.

Why Parkweb

A web designer who already understands holiday parks.

Park owners, directors and managers are busy. Most want a dependable website without managing several suppliers, and without explaining their business from scratch. That is what we provide.

  • More than 10 years of holiday park industry experience
  • 15 years of website design experience
  • Domain, website and email looked after by one provider
  • Plain language, with technical terms explained
parkpilot.uk
Screenshot of the ParkPilot AI website home page

ParkPilot AI, a website we built for a business serving UK holiday parks. See more of our website design work.

Questions and answers

Holiday park website design: common questions.

Short answers to the questions park owners and managers are likely to ask. If yours is not here, please ask us.

What is Parkweb?

Parkweb is a website development and hosting service specialising in the UK holiday park industry. We handle domains, host websites and email, and design websites, all in one place.

What should a holiday park website include?

A holiday park website should make it easy to see what the park offers and how to get in touch. That usually means clear pages for holiday homes for sale, holidays, and touring and camping; the park's facilities, location and opening dates; good photographs; and a simple way to enquire that reaches the right person in your team.

Do you design websites for caravan parks, lodge parks and camping and touring sites?

Yes. We work with holiday parks, caravan parks, lodge parks, and camping and touring sites across the UK.

Who will design our park's website?

Ryan Metcalfe, the founder of Parkweb. He has more than 10 years of experience in the holiday park industry and 15 years of experience in website design.

Can you look after our domain, hosting and email as well as the design?

Yes. Parkweb registers, transfers and manages domain names, hosts websites and hosts email. You have one point of contact for your whole online presence.

We already have a website. Can you redesign it?

Yes. We design and build websites, and we can transfer and manage your existing domain name so that your address stays the same.

Which parts of the UK do you cover?

All of it. Parkweb is based in Spilsby, Lincolnshire, and works with holiday parks and other businesses across the United Kingdom.

How much does a holiday park website cost?

It depends on what your park needs. Tell us about your park and we will talk it through with you.

Tell us about your park.

A short conversation is the best place to start. We will listen, then explain what we would recommend.