A four-bedroom static caravan is at the larger end of what’s available, aimed at bigger families or those who regularly host guests, typically sleeping 8 or more.
Space trade-offs
Static caravans have a fixed maximum width for road transport, so a four-bedroom layout usually means smaller individual rooms than a three-bedroom model of the same overall length — worth viewing in person rather than judging from floor plans alone.
Running costs at this size
More bedrooms generally means a higher purchase price and higher site fees on many parks, which price pitches partly by caravan size — factor this into your ongoing budget, not just the upfront cost.
New vs used at four bedrooms
Four-bedroom models are less common secondhand than two and three-bedroom layouts, so be prepared for a narrower choice if you’re specifically looking used rather than new.
Not sure whether a lodge or a static caravan is the better fit? Our guide to static caravan vs lodge breaks down the real differences.
Thinking about buying? Our caravan and lodge sales guide can put you in touch with current availability at our partner parks, or get in touch and tell us what you’re looking for.