Tenby caravan owners claim they are having to consider quitting a holiday park over what they claim is an "extortionate" £2,000 increase in ground rent.
One of the owners is David, from Caerphilly, who doesn't want to give his surname. He claimed he wasn't the only owner who was having to consider selling his "beloved" caravan at Kiln Park, as he claimed the extra fees made it financially impossible to stay. But Haven said its running costs had "increased significantly" meaning it had little choice but to hike up fees.
The Haven-owned caravan park, on the outskirts of Tenby, is a popular place for holidaymakers visiting Pembrokeshire all year round. But with David's site fees topping £9,000 for the coming 2023 summer season, he said he wouldn't be able to afford to keep coming with his family.
