Ending a residential park tenancy

Last updated: 25 November 2024

Information about ending a residential park tenancy

There are a number of circumstances where either the park operator or the tenant will want to end a long-stay agreement. Different rules apply depending on who is ending the agreement, their reason and the type of long-stay agreement involved.

The circumstances may include:

When the tenancy ends, certain legal requirements need to be met such as providing a written, signed and dated notice that clearly identifies not only the premises, but all the parties involved. Our default and termination notices contain all the standard information a park operator needs to supply to the tenant.

Helpful tips  

Has the tenant has left things behind?

Find out more on how to deal with a previous tenant's goods/belongings or abandoned park home.

Forms and publications

The residential parks publications page has all the forms and notices you will need to manage your park home tenancy.