Seal Bay in Selsey operating as normal

Thursday, 20 November 2025 14:46

Seal Bay in Selsey has confirmed it is not in administration.

Cove UK says administrators have been appointed to parts of its company affecting several UK parks, but Seal Bay is not one of them.

The resort says it continues to trade as normal and remains focused on its long-term plans, thanking staff, owners and guests for their support.

Statement Regarding the Appointment of Administrators to Certain Other Entities in the Cove Group

White Horse Caravans Limited trading as Seal Bay note the announcement that administrators have been appointed to Cove Communities Holiday Park UK HoldCo Limited and its subsidiaries.

White Horse Caravans Limited is not in administration and is unconnected with the situation at Cove Communities Holiday Park UK HoldCo Limited and continues to operate as normal.

We understand that public filings can sometimes prompt speculation and media interest. However we want to reassure all stakeholders that Seal Bay Resort is stable and trading normally.

A spokesperson for Cove UK said: “We confirm that administrators have been appointed to Cove Communities Holiday Park HoldCo Limited and its subsidiaries, and this affects a number of holiday parks across the UK.

Seal Bay, our largest resort under the Cove UK group, is not part of the administration process and continues to trade as normal for our guests and owners. Our focus remains on serving our customers and executing our long-term strategy. We appreciate the continued support of our employees, owners and customers.”

More from Local News

Wealden council formally opposes plan to house asylum seekers in Crowborough

Wealden councillors have voted to formally oppose government plans to house asylum seekers at the Crowborough Army Camp, following a heated debate over the suitability of the site and the impact on the local community.
The government launches consultation on plans to reorganise councils in Sussex

The government has opened a formal consultation on proposals to reorganise local government across Sussex and introduce a directly elected mayor for the region. The public now has seven weeks – until the 11th of January – to share their views, following months of discussion in which council leaders were unable to reach agreement on a unified plan for how the area should be governed in the future.
Autism roadshow events inspire young people across West Sussex

Autistic pupils across West Sussex have been celebrating their strengths at a series of roadshow events organised by the county council.
Prolific offender jailed for supplying Class A drugs in Hastings

A drug dealer has been jailed for supplying Class A drugs in the Hastings area.
A dog charity in the South reminds us of the dangers of winter

Dog owners across the South are being told to be extra vigilant this winter.
Arundel and Southdowns MP disappointed with Chichester District Council

Arundel and South Downs MP Andrew Griffith has expressed strong disappointment after learning that a motion designed to support Royal British Legion poppy collectors in Petworth will not be amended by Chichester District Council. The issue centres on a recent policy change affecting the John Newton Military Collection, a long-standing supporter of the Royal British Legion’s annual Poppy Appeal.
Narrow escape for Crawley resident following electrical incident

West Sussex Fire and Rescue is urging people to be extra careful with electrical items this winter after a close call in Crawley.
First snowfall of the year across the South

The first snow of the season made an appearance across the South this morning, surprising many residents as wintry showers swept across the region. While forecasts had hinted at colder conditions, the sudden arrival of snowflakes, at times mixed with hail, created a short-lived but eye-catching winter moment.
Eagle Owl escapes from aviary at West Sussex Falconry in Compton

An Eagle Owl measuring nearly two feet tall has gone missing after escaping from its aviary near Compton, prompting an appeal for public help in tracking him down.
WATCH: New campaign launches marking 55th Anniversary of popular museum in Singleton

The Weald and Downland Living Museum in Singleton is marking its 55th anniversary with a major new fundraising drive.