Oak Tree Parks
A warm welcome to oak tree parks

Enjoy a quality lifestyle in the heart of the South West

Oak Tree Parks Ltd. is a family business with over sixty years’ experience in running quality residential retirement parks in the South West of England, including Exeter, Devon and Weston-super-Mare.

Four parks, one family

Our Parks

find your perfect home

Homes for Sale

The over-50s lifestyle

Park Home Living

The parks & locations

Beautiful parks in the heart of the South West

Discover our quality residential retirement parks across Devon and North Somerset, from Exeter to Weston-super-Mare. Enjoy park home living in peaceful, well-kept surroundings, chosen for their natural beauty.

The homes & quality of living

The joy of residential park living

Easy-to-maintain, luxurious residential homes with indefinite tenure, the chance to live among like-minded people and to release capital. High-quality homes, beautifully finished, ready to simply move in and enjoy.

Community & lifestyle

A welcoming community to call home

We specialise in beautiful residential parks exclusively for semi-retired and retired residents over 50. Relax and enjoy a quality lifestyle in peaceful, friendly surroundings, with the security and freedom of indefinite tenure. Where better to retire?

Homes for sale

Homes available now

Browse a selection of the quality residential homes currently for sale across our parks.

Why own with Oak Tree

A simpler, more secure way to enjoy retirement

Your dream home

Beautifully finished park homes, ready to move straight into and make your own, all on one level and with minimal upkeep.

Indefinite tenure & security

The peace of mind of indefinite tenure, on a safe, well-managed and beautifully maintained residential park.

A real community

A friendly community of like-minded residents over 50, in peaceful surroundings across Devon and North Somerset.

What our residents say

Loved by the people who live here

★★★★★

“Moving to our park home was the best decision we made. The team looked after every detail and the community made us feel at home from day one.”

Margaret & Ken
Oak Tree Park, Weston
★★★★★

“Beautifully kept grounds and lovely neighbours. It’s peaceful, secure and genuinely feels like a community. We only wish we’d done it sooner.”

Susan H.
Otter Valley Park, Devon
★★★★★

“From the first viewing to moving day, everything was handled with care. Our home is warm, easy to look after and in a stunning setting.”

David P.
The Beeches, Okehampton
Park home living, answered

Residential park living FAQs

Aside from initial appearance, there is very little difference. Our residential park homes are designed for comfortable, year-round living, with modern interiors, practical layouts and all the comforts you’d expect from a home of your own.  For those looking to make a lifestyle change, a residential park home offers the comfort and independence of a traditional home, with the benefits of easy, single-storey living in a welcoming community. Selling your current property and moving to a park home can be an opportunity to simplify day-to-day life, enjoy a more manageable home and embrace a relaxed new chapter.

Our residential parks are for semi-retired and retired residents over the age of 50, who can enjoy a quality lifestyle in beautiful, peaceful surroundings among like-minded neighbours.

Purchase costs usually compare very favourably, varying with the home chosen and its location. There is great choice within the £50,000–£100,000 range, with prices rising above £250,000 in higher-priced areas. Buying a park home can also release capital tied up in a conventional house.

Yes. Our parks are private, with minimal traffic and a quiet, peaceful environment. Indefinite security of tenure is provided in accordance with the Mobile Homes Acts, with full written details, including a Written Statement, provided before purchase.

The Written Statement is the agreement between the homeowner and the park, setting out the rights and responsibilities of each party. Many of its terms are set by law, including the rules for the annual review of pitch fees, with a tribunal service available in England and Wales in the event of a dispute.

For an older home, or if you have any concerns about a home’s condition, a survey can give reassurance before you proceed. For newer homes, ask the seller about any warranties that apply.