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19/11/2024 at 1:16pm
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Think 22seaside has pretty much covered it!
'Licenced' and fully legit is unlikely for a touring van, the local authority licencing laws for camp sites pretty much exclude doing that! Max 28 day stay before moving on is the norm, some may be only 21 days, to deliberately prevent 'residential' use. As said, blind eyes are turned, so may be possible, BUT risk you may be forced to move at short notice if the breach in site/use licence comes to the attention of the authorities. And it's not unknown for abuse of land/license to be reported!
Moving into a grey/technicality area, you may get away with siting your van, but not living in it for one night every 28 days to satisfy the local authority laws. The van should probably be removed every 28 days, and return a couple of days later to meet the letter of the law!
There are waste disposal (normal rubbish), sanitation (sewage/waste water), and fresh water supply aspects that impact use of non-licenced camping 'sites', and these fall under the domain of a number of authorities, not just the local council who may object/act.
Mobile home sites, be they residential or holiday homes VERY rarely accept a 'bring on' and then most unlikely a tourer! They are mostly in the business of buying and selling through their own brokerage the mobile home units, and the longer term land lease agreements.
Plenty of discussion on similar situations over the years, worth using the site search at head of page to view what's been said before, but AKAIK I don't recall positive outcomes that have been posted, but that could just be OP never came back to update us!
I wish you well.
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