Looking for static carvan to semi retire to - Page 2

We are also looking into buying a caravan for permanent living. Seeing some of the comments in here both for and against is certainly making us reconsider our options. Thank you all 

I think caravans are great if you not got a lot of money for your purchase but the ground rent is expensive making it a lot more expensive than bills for a small apartment. You would prob meet more people on a site but you can meet lots people in a community . Also caravans depreciate whereas apartment gain or at least keep value if you buy wisely . 

We did consider this too, but site fees were expensive, and then van depreciates, then would possibly need to be moved off a site if too old. So think carefully about your options. 

We did actually live in Almeria. Had a beautiful villa, however, bought in the boom and sold in the bust. Came out too early.

Would dearly love to come back but a lack of finances unfortunately dictate what we can reasonably afford. 

Been a bit undecided, cold in winter, too hot in summer in a static. Think we may have to 

Reconsider our options 😞😞😞xxx

Camping Florentills is a decent site site fees are 236euros a month it's on way to San Miguel 

Hi

What site are you on please, I’m thinking of doing something similar in the near future . Thai

Hi, there are several residential sites, all are very different, so it depends what you are looking for

Poland. The winters are harsh.

Would be looking for small and peaceful, I live in a caravan now in the UK so ideally would like to transport that over

We  used the over night ferry and got right dawn to Spain .Then spent a week getting there the camp site was by a olive plantainsion and it was beautiful got just out side benidorm and camped .swopt the cheap show gun for a Renault modus and that was that. Flew back to England when needed.