Luxe Leisure Resorts Buys Cheverton Copse Holiday Park, Isle of Wight

Luxe Leisure Resorts has bought Cheverton Copse Holiday Park, between Sandown and Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, in a multimillion-pound deal. The purchase was reported by the Isle of Wight County Press and confirmed by Harrison Drury, the Lancaster law firm that advised on the transaction, on 10 November 2026. The exact sum has not been disclosed.

For anyone who owns a static caravan or lodge on a park that changes hands, a sale of this kind is a moment to check the licence agreement, fees and the rules that apply if you later want to sell.

A woodland park between Sandown and Shanklin

Cheverton Copse sits in woodland surroundings off Scotchells Brook Lane in Lake, between Sandown and Shanklin. The park's own website and the County Press both put the site at 57 holiday units, with a clubhouse, three play areas and a games room. Walking and cycling routes can be reached from the entrance, and the beaches at Sandown and Shanklin are a short distance away.

Luxe Leisure's fourth park on the island

Luxe Leisure Resorts is based in Lancaster. Harrison Drury says the group was established in 2011, has offices in Lancaster and employs 45 people. It offers holiday accommodation and holiday home ownership. With this purchase, Cheverton Copse becomes its fourth location on the Isle of Wight, joining Fairway Holiday Park, Royal Wight Estates and Adgestone.

The group now has six locations across the Isle of Wight, Lancashire and Yorkshire, including Greendales Farm near Morecambe.

Myles McCarthy, director at Luxe Leisure Resorts, said: "Cheverton Copse has everything we look for in a new park: a beautiful, peaceful setting within easy reach of a local town for our guests to explore. With six locations now in the group, we want to give people reasons to return while preserving the character that makes each one special."

Lodge plans and facilities still to come

Permission was granted in 2025 for two- to three-bedroom holiday lodges on part of the park, as a move towards lodge accommodation, together with a new amenity block. The County Press sale report records that approval.

On its Cheverton Copse facilities page, Luxe Leisure lists further plans for the park. These are set to include an exclusive owners' bar, an automatic gated entrance and a dedicated wellness centre. These are described as planned facilities, and the announcements do not say when they will open.

What a change of ownership can mean for owners

When a holiday park changes hands, existing owners should check their licence agreement, fees and sale rules. The agreement is the place to look at its length, how pitch fees work, any terms on selling or assigning the holiday home, and whether it says anything about a change of park ownership.

Nothing in the published announcements sets out changes to existing owners' arrangements at Cheverton Copse. Luxe's comments focus on giving people reasons to return and on preserving the character of each park.

Lodge development is also part of the wider Isle of Wight picture. We recently covered plans for 63 lodges at Atherfield Bay.

Thinking about selling?

If you own a holiday home and are weighing up your options, Static Caravan Buyer can give you a free, no-obligation valuation and help with the park paperwork. We charge no commission when we buy your caravan. Payment is made on collection day before the caravan is loaded. Call us on 0800 644 5000 for a friendly chat, with no pressure to go ahead.