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North Wales holiday park acquired by Darwin Escapes

Plas Isaf Lodge Park has planning for a further 45 holiday lodges

Plas Isaf Lodge Park

A Flintshire holiday park, set in 40 acres of woodland, has been acquired Darwin Leisure Development Fund.

Plas Isaf Lodge Park, near Caerwys, has planning permission for 57 holiday lodges of which 12 have already been constructed.

It was sold, by its previous owners, for an undisclosed price.  Agreed prior to lockdown, the park  join the Darwin Escapes portfolio of 22 lodge resorts and holiday parks around the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ.

Ben Jones, director in the parks and leisure team at global real estate advisor Colliers International, which acted on behalf of the private vendor, said: “The completion of the sale of Plas Isaf, at a price agreed pre-lockdown without any adjustment, confirms confidence in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ holiday parks market as an alternative asset class.

“This is a sector that was already showing impressive growth prior to the outbreak of Covid-19, and it now looks set to bounce back strongly following the disruption caused by lockdown.

“Holiday parks are ideally suited for maintaining social distancing measures, as they provide self-contained accommodation that is subject to minimum spacing requirements, and are surrounded by plenty of fresh air and recreation space.

“Not surprisingly, they are experiencing strong visitor demand as ‘staycations’ gain in popularity among º£½ÇÊÓÆµ holidaymakers, who are increasingly choosing to enjoy a break in this country instead of going abroad.

"This is being reflected by keen interest that we have been receiving from existing operators and new entrants keen to purchase holiday parks and capitalise on what is expected to be a growth sector.”