Licence Agreements & the NCC

The National Caravan Council (NCC) is the UK trade body for the caravan, motorhome, holiday park and residential park home industries. Established in 1939, the NCC promotes high standards and consumer protection across the sector - from manufacturers through to holiday parks. As an NCC-approved park, Skiddaw View undergoes regular independent inspections and follows strict guidelines for quality, transparency and operational excellence. This means you can buy and own your holiday home here with complete confidence.

You'll receive a combined Purchase & Licence Agreement (NCC model). The Purchase Agreement covers buying your holiday home; the Licence Agreement sets out how long it can stay on the park and the conditions of use. Together they outline rights and obligations, pitch fees, park rules and resale conditions.

Every holiday home is sold with a defined licence period. New holiday homes come with a full licence term; pre-owned holiday homes show the remaining term.

Holiday homes depreciate and have a finite lifespan. A licence sets a clear period for how long the holiday home can remain on the park, protecting owners and helping maintain high standards.

At the end of your licence period, you may choose to upgrade to a new holiday home (with a new licence agreement), or your licence would typically continue on a year-on-year basis, subject to the condition of your holiday home and the circumstances of the park at that time. Many of our owners continue to enjoy their holiday homes with us for years beyond their original agreement.