Knaresborough caravan park extension plan withdrawn

Developers behind plans for an extension of a caravan park in Knaresborough have withdrawn the proposal.

The proposal by Lido Leisure Parks would have seen the Low Bridge Holiday Park, Abbey Road, expanded with a further 28 caravans.

Documents submitted to Harrogate Borough Council say the plan would have seen the development built on Orchard Cliffs on Briggate.

As well as the holiday lodges, car parking and access were also included in the application.


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However, residents wrote the borough council to raise concern over increased traffic, impact on amenities and damage to wildlife.

The site layout for the caravan park in Knaresborough as submitted to Harrogate Borough Council.

The current holiday park includes 36 privately owned static caravans.

The developer said in its plans that the site would be a “valuable investment” in the town.

In documents submitted to then authority, it said:

“Detailed and careful consideration has been given to the proposals. The proposals create a development that not only respects the site and its surroundings but also provides a high quality and well considered place to live and holiday.

“The proposal will be a valuable investment in the town’s tourism offer.”

Plan submitted to extend Knaresborough caravan park

Plans have been submitted to extend a holiday park in Knaresborough with 28 caravans.

The proposal by Lido Leisure Parks would see the Low Bridge Holiday Park, Abbey Road, expanded.

Documents submitted to Harrogate Borough Council say the plan would the see the development built on Orchard Cliffs on Briggate.

As well as the holiday lodges, car parking and access is also included in the application.


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The current holiday park includes 36 privately owned static caravans.

The site layout for the caravan park in Knaresborough as submitted to Harrogate Borough Council.

The site layout for the caravan park in Knaresborough as submitted to Harrogate Borough Council.

In a design and access statement lodged to council, the developer said:

“Detailed and careful consideration has been given to the proposals. The proposals create a development that not only respects the site and its surroundings but also provides a high quality and well considered place to live and holiday.

“The proposal will be a valuable investment in the town’s tourism offer.”

The borough council will make a decision on the proposal at a later date.