Timber lodges for holiday parks
An investment case for timber lodges on a holiday park rests on numbers the park and its advisers produce: occupancy, rates, finance and running costs. Eurodita publishes none of those and does not project revenue for any buyer. What a manufacturer can settle is the other half of the case: what exactly is bought, on what terms, and what remains to be done on the park.
Eurodita is a timber building manufacturer in Lithuania, manufacturing timber buildings since 1994. This guide is for the lodge dealer and the operator who prepare that half.
At a glance
The product routes
Eurodita treats holiday parks as a use-case route, not a separate manufacturing technology; a park order draws on its manufacturing families.
| Route | Typical use on a park | What is confirmed per order |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile log homes and lodges in glulam | Letting lodges and owner pitches with 1 to 4 bedrooms | Layout, glulam profile and corner type, external footprint, joinery schedule |
| Bespoke glulam lodges | Larger or park-specific layouts | Design from the park's brief; structural calculations by specialist partners where required; individually calculated price |
| Twin-skin cabins | Smaller letting units and staff or service buildings | The build-up and its availability for the model, size and destination |
| Catalogue cabins | Reception, storage and ancillary buildings | Model and wall profile; volume for the 19 to 44 mm ranges |
A mobile log home can be supplied as a factory-assembled transportable module where the project allows, otherwise as a kit; that is confirmed per project. Every footprint stated is an external dimension.
The supply terms
There is no public price list. Every park order is quoted in writing, and the quotation is the only document that fixes scope and price. Prices are in EUR, exclude VAT and exclude delivery unless the quotation states another basis. The default basis is EXW Eurodita factory; DAP is offered per order where commercially suitable; DDP is confirmed case by case only. Freight is a separate line for the specific route and load; Eurodita runs no transport fleet.
Payment is 50% with the order and 50% before dispatch. Glulam lodges, bespoke layouts and modified models are calculated individually, and the quotation comes with 2D CAD drawings, a 3D visual and the specification. No lead times are published; timing is stated in the quotation and confirmed at order confirmation.
A single pilot unit is accepted practice for the 58 to 70 mm, bespoke and glulam routes where the order makes commercial sense. Quotations, drawings and documentation can carry a dealer's brand where agreed for the order. Eurodita publishes no dealer margins or resale prices; the dealer sets its own pricing.
What stays on the park side
- Bases, drainage and access roads.
- Electrical, plumbing, gas and heating.
- Insulation material, bought locally and installed; the structure is supplied prepared for insulation where required.
- Treatment, painting and interiors; logs are untreated by default and factory painting is an option with limited capacity.
- Unloading, with a forklift, telehandler or crane and safe access.
Installation is agreed per project, and turnkey delivery is not part of the standard supply.
Classification and approval
Eurodita makes no blanket CE or UKCA claim and does not claim blanket BS 3632 or BS EN 1647 certification for its mobile and residential products. What it does is design and manufacture to a specified brief. Where a UK park needs dimensions designed around the caravan framework, Eurodita can manufacture to them; legal classification, site acceptance and local approval are the park's route and are not promised by Eurodita.
The legal background for England is on planning permission for holiday log cabins, and the tender checklist is on the holiday park lodge procurement guide.
Frequently asked questions
Does Eurodita give a return on investment for holiday park lodges?
Eurodita publishes no revenue, occupancy or return figures and no dealer margins. The investment case is prepared by the operator and its advisers; the manufacturer supplies the written quotation, the drawings and the specification it is based on.
Are the lodges delivered assembled?
A lodge normally leaves the factory as a flat-packed kit. A mobile log home can be supplied as a factory-assembled transportable module where the project allows; that is confirmed per project.
Can the lodges be built to BS 3632?
Eurodita does not claim blanket BS 3632 certification. The specification of each project is agreed in the written quotation; classification and site acceptance remain the park's route.
What are the payment terms for a multi-unit order?
Payment is 50% with the order and 50% before dispatch from the factory. The commercial terms for a multi-unit order are those written in that order's quotation.
How to prepare an enquiry
Send the number of units, the intended use, the bedroom count or the catalogue models under consideration, the wall system if known, the delivery country and site address, the classification route and the delivery basis to be priced. Say whether a dealer will hold the order and whether the documentation should carry the dealer's brand.
Eurodita replies with a written assessment and, where the project fits, a written quotation with drawings.