Lakewood vs Ashberry | Which Victory Holiday Home Should I Buy?
Choosing a holiday home is a big moment. It’s not just about square footage or specifications, it’s about how you want to spend your time. Quiet mornings with a coffee and the doors open? Busy family holidays packed with board games, bikes and beach days? Long weekends where friends come to stay and the kitchen becomes the heart of everything?
At Victory Leisure Homes, every holiday home is designed with real lifestyles in mind, which is why two models can feel so different – yet both be perfect for you – depending on what you’re looking for.
In this comparison guide, we’re taking a closer look at the Lakewood and the Ashberry, two popular holiday homes that appeal to very different buyers. Here, we’ll explore how they differ, who they’re best suited to and what kind of holiday experience each one supports, so you can make a confident, informed choice.
A Quick Overview: Lakewood vs Ashberry Holiday Homes
Before we dive deeper, here’s a brief difference between these two holiday homes:
The Lakewood
A premium holiday home designed for open-plan living, entertaining and longer stays. It offers superb comfort and functionality, contemporary accents and interior design details that give it a relaxed, retreat-style feel.
The Ashberry
A brilliant-value, family-friendly holiday home that focuses on comfort, practicality and easy living. It’s flexible, bright and designed to make holidays simple, enjoyable and low maintenance.
Both are unmistakably Victory, thanks in large part to our manufacturing process. They just have different layouts, colour schemes and those little extras that make them perfectly unique from one another.

Holiday Home Design Approach: Two Styles, One Quality Standard
One thing both the Lakewood and the Ashberry have firmly in common is our approach to interior design: calm, considered interiors that feel welcoming rather than showy, and layouts that prioritise how people actually live in their holiday homes.
That philosophy shows up differently in each model.
The Lakewood holiday home leans into a more premium, contemporary look with layered textures, neutral tones, and architectural features that create a sense of space and light.
The Ashberry holiday home keeps things softer and more straightforward, with warm colours, practical finishes, and a layout that’s easy to adapt for family life.
If Lakewood feels like a boutique retreat, Ashberry feels like a place you can immediately settle into, and that’s very much intentional.

Layout And Space: How The Homes Feel Day To Day
Lakewood Layouts
Lakewood is available in larger formats, including generous two and three-bedroom options. One of the standout features is the inclusion of an entrance hallway; a small detail that makes a big difference.
Rather than stepping straight into the living space, you arrive, put your bags down and ease into holiday mode. It feels more like a traditional home, which many owners appreciate, especially for longer stays or hosting friends and family alike.
The open-plan living, kitchen and dining area is expansive, flowing naturally from cooking to relaxing to entertaining, with plenty of room for everyone to spread out without feeling disconnected.
Lakewood suits buyers who:
1. Spend extended time at their holiday home
2. Regularly host friends or family
3. Want a sense of space and separation as well as open-plan living
Ashberry Layouts
Ashberry focuses on making the most of every inch. Available in a range of sizes with both two- and three-bedroom layouts, it’s designed to feel bright, comfortable and practical without unnecessary complexity.
The layout flows easily from lounge to dining to kitchen, making it ideal for families who want to move effortlessly between relaxing, eating and heading out for the day. Bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned to give everyone their own space, even in more compact footprints.
Ashberry suits buyers who:
1. Want a flexible, family-friendly holiday base
2. Are buying their first holiday home
3. Prefer simplicity, comfort and value

Living Areas: Entertaining Vs Everyday Comfort
Lakewood Lounge
The Lakewood living space is designed to bring people together. Large front-facing doors and windows flood the room with natural light, creating an airy, open feel that works just as well for quiet mornings as it does for social evenings.
Furniture placement is also generous and adaptable, allowing you to shape the space around your lifestyle, whether that’s reading, hosting or simply enjoying the view whichever park location you choose. The neutral palette makes it easy to personalise with accessories, artwork or seasonal touches.
Ashberry Lounge
Ashberry’s lounge is all about comfort and ease. A comfy corner sofa anchors the space, making it perfect for family film nights, relaxed afternoons or simply putting your feet up after a day out.
The styling is warm and open, with natural textures and plenty of light, creating a space that feels cosy yet airy. Built-in storage helps keep things tidy, a real bonus if you have friends and family staying over as well.

Kitchen and Dining: Different Priorities, Same Attention to Detail
Lakewood Kitchen and Dining
The Lakewood kitchen is a key part of this holiday home’s key appeal. It’s spacious, modern, and designed to feel as good to use as it looks. Integrated appliances and clean cabinets create a fresh, uncluttered feel, while generous worktop space makes cooking for a group truly enjoyable.
The dining area is clearly defined, making shared meals feel welcoming and special. Whether it’s long breakfasts, evening dinners or hosting with snacks, this is a kitchen-diner that supports sociable living.
Ashberry Kitchen and Dining
Ashberry’s kitchen is practical, welcoming and thoughtfully designed. Warm colours, durable surfaces and smart storage make it easy to keep organised, even when the holiday home is busy.
It’s compact without feeling cramped, offering everything you need for family meals, quick snacks and easy clean-ups. The dining space flows naturally from the kitchen, reinforcing the home’s relaxed, easy-going feel.
Bathrooms: Retreat-Style Vs Straightforward Comfort
Lakewood Bathrooms
The contemporary bathroom in the Lakewood is designed to feel calming and considered. Features like a rainfall shower and natural light create a spa-like atmosphere, especially in the main bathroom and ensuite.
These spaces are about more than function, they’re about comfort, relaxation and adding a touch of everyday luxury to your holiday routine.
Ashberry Bathrooms
The Ashberry bathrooms are bright, clean and practical, offering everything you need from your home away from home. The design is simple and fresh, making them easy to maintain and comfortable for everyday use.
For families or first-time buyers, they strike a great balance between style and usability.

Bedrooms and Storage: How Each Home Supports Rest
Lakewood Bedrooms
Last but by no means least, Lakewood’s bedrooms are perfect for getting a great night’s sleep. The main bedroom feels calm and soothing, with statement detailing, generous storage and a layout that feels closer to a hotel suite than a standard holiday home bedroom.
Additional bedrooms are equally well considered, with built-in storage and comfortable beds that make longer stays feel effortless. The Lakewood is a holiday home where bedrooms feel like spaces you want to spend time in, not just places to sleep.
Ashberry Bedrooms
The bedrooms in the Ashberry focus on flexibility and comfort. Soft colours, warm finishes and practical storage create calm spaces that work equally well for adults, children or guests.
They’re easy to personalise and designed to cope with the realities of family holidays, from weekend breaks to longer summer stays. Each bedroom in the Ashberry is designed to be a personal sanctuary; a quiet space to recharge after a busy day exploring.
Budget Considerations: Understanding the Price Difference
Lakewood and Ashberry do sit at very different price points, which reflects their size, specification and intended buyer.
Lakewood is ideal if you see your holiday home as a long-term lifestyle investment — somewhere you’ll spend extended periods and want to feel truly settled.
Ashberry is perfect if you want a comfortable, reliable holiday base that offers fantastic value and flexibility.
Final costs will always depend on size, specification and location, so it’s worth factoring in how and where you plan to use your holiday home. Our Complete Guide to Buying a Holiday Home is a helpful place to start when considering all your options.

Which One Feels Like Your Kind of Holiday?
Choose Lakewood if you:
- Love entertaining and hosting
- Want a premium, open-plan feel
- Spend longer stretches at your holiday home
- Appreciate elevated design details
Choose Ashberry if you:
- Are buying your first holiday home
- Want something family-friendly and easy to maintain
- Value comfort, flexibility and practicality
- Prefer a lower starting price with upgrade options
Once you’ve decided between our Lakewood or Ashberry model, see our buyer’s guide to learn how easy it is to buy a holiday home through Victory.
Frequently Asked Questions: Lakewood vs Ashberry
What is the main difference between the Victory Lakewood and the Ashberry?
The biggest difference comes down to lifestyle and specification. The Lakewood is designed as a more premium holiday home, with larger layouts, higher-spec features included as standard, and a strong focus on open-plan living and entertaining.
The Ashberry is designed to be a great-value, family-friendly option, offering comfort, flexibility and practicality, with the opportunity to add upgrades if needed.
Is the Ashberry suitable as a first holiday home?
Yes. The Ashberry is often chosen by first-time buyers because it offers excellent value, a comfortable and practical layout, and a design that’s easy to personalise. It provides everything you need for relaxed holidays without feeling overwhelming or overly complex.
Do both models come in two and three-bedroom options?
Yes. Both the Lakewood and the Ashberry are available in two and three-bedroom layouts, although the overall sizes and room proportions vary. The Lakewood typically offers larger space, while the Ashberry focuses on making the most of more compact spaces.
Can I rent out my holiday home?
Yes, and renting out your holiday home can be a great way to generate extra income when not being used. Our detailed guide to renting out your static caravan has you covered with all you need to know.
How do running costs compare between Lakewood and Ashberry?
Running costs can vary depending on size, location and usage, but generally, the Ashberry’s smaller footprint may result in lower ongoing costs, while the Lakewood’s larger size and higher specification may require a slightly higher budget for utilities and maintenance. Your holiday park can also help provide guidance specific to your chosen location.
Can I live in either holiday home all year round?
This depends on the specification chosen and the rules of the holiday park where the home is sited. Some buyers choose additional specifications for extended seasonal use. It’s always best to speak directly with your holiday park to understand what’s permitted.
See our detailed guide, ‘Can You Live in a Holiday Home All Year?’ for more information.
How do I decide which holiday home model is right for me?
A good way to decide is to think about:
- How often you’ll use the holiday home
- Who will be staying most of the time
- Whether you prioritise entertaining or practicality
- Your budget comfort zone
Seeing the homes in person and walking through the layouts often makes the decision much clearer. The size of each home may be a factor as well. In this instance, the following article of ours will answer all your questions: ‘What Size Holiday Home Do I Need?’.

Final Thoughts: Confidence Comes from Seeing the Difference
On paper, Lakewood and Ashberry might both look like modern, open-plan holiday homes, but in person, the difference is immediate. One feels like a refined retreat, the other like a welcoming family base.
If you’re deciding between the two, the best next step is to explore layouts, imagine your routines, and think about how you’ll really use the space. That’s where the right choice becomes obvious – perhaps you want to download a brochure to get a closer look.
If buying any of our holiday homes or holiday lodges is on your mind and you would like to know more about the holiday homes and holiday lodges we have on offer at Victory, contact us today to book a showground appointment.
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