Former EastEnders actor Danny Dyer has embarked on a new venture alongside his daughter Dani Dyer, trading television drama for the practical challenges of reviving a struggling holiday park. Their efforts are documented in the Sky One series "The Dyers' Caravan Park," which premiered on February 24, 2026. The show follows the duo as they invest personal funds to transform two caravan parks on the Kent Coast into a thriving enterprise, aiming to rejuvenate the classic British caravan holiday experience.
Location of Danny Dyer's Caravan Park
Danny Dyer has invested in two previously separate caravan parks: Priory Hill and Nutts Farm, both located on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent. This island sits off the northern coastline of Kent within the Thames Estuary, part of the Swale district, approximately 42 miles from central London. The parks are situated in the coastal village of Leysdown-on-Sea, a traditional seaside destination known for its sandy beaches, arcades, and amusement facilities, offering a quintessential British holiday atmosphere.
Can You Stay at Danny Dyer's Caravan Park?
Standard holiday bookings at Priory Hill or Nutts Farm are not available directly through the website, as the parks consist primarily of privately owned holiday homes, including caravans and chalets. However, there are options for visitors interested in the location. If you wish to own a property on site, you can purchase a static caravan or chalet. Alternatively, if you already own a caravan or motorhome, you can reserve a touring pitch to access the park's amenities. Camping was also offered during the previous summer season, providing additional accommodation choices for holidaymakers.
Costs of Caravans and Chalets
The prices for static caravans currently listed on the site range from £12,500 to £51,995, with annual site fees starting from £3,984 for 2026. Chalets are generally more affordable, with prices ranging from £5,995 to £26,000, and annual site fees beginning at £3,098. These costs reflect the investment required to own a holiday home at the parks, with site fees covering maintenance and access to facilities. The exact amount Danny Dyer invested in the parks remains undisclosed, as it has not been made public, but he contributed his own funds after Sky proposed the show, giving him a direct financial stake in the success of the venture.
About the Sky Series
"The Dyers' Caravan Park" airs on Sky One, showcasing Danny and Dani Dyer's efforts to turn around the struggling holiday parks. The series highlights their hands-on approach, from managing operations to engaging with the local community, as they work to fill vacant pitches and attract visitors. Since its debut, the show has sparked interest among fans curious about the costs and logistics of staying or owning property at the parks. The Dyers' involvement aims to promote caravan holidays as a viable and enjoyable option for British families, blending entertainment with real-life business challenges.
