Shape the land
Clear the overgrown starting area and decide what stays, what goes and what becomes part of the park.
Independent game studio · Norfolk, UK
Games with a little British character.
Fin & Games is an independent studio making Caravan Park Tycoon, a cosy management game inspired by Stardew Valley and the wonderfully strange world of the British holiday park.
Our first game
Caravan Park Tycoon
In development
Build the park. Keep the guests happy.
Start with an overgrown plot of land and turn it into a thriving British holiday park. Clear trees, create pitches, build facilities and balance the look of your park against the money it can make.
- Cosy management and simulation
- British seaside and holiday-park flavour
- Custom tents, caravans and park details
- Characters, secrets and plenty of personality
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FIN & GAMES
HOLIDAY PARK
Now featuring an unreasonable number of seagulls.
The idea
More than placing buildings
Make it yours
Build pitches and facilities, then customise the park with tents, caravans and details that give it character.
Mind the King
Treat Bob the Mighty well. He is, after all, King of the Seagulls.
Want to be part of the game?
Support the studio. Become a character.
The NPC Builder is currently a prototype. The longer-term plan is to let supporters create their own character and, subject to moderation and the final game systems, put themselves into Caravan Park Tycoon.
Open development
From the dev bunker
Caravan Park Tycoon Devlog #14: Ballistics, Bins, and Horizontal Rain
In which awnings launch into the North Sea, campers develop a passion for municipal recycling, and weather states range from grey to very grey.
Devlog #14: Reversing Caravans & Avoided Puddles — Pitch Mechanics and Navigation
A deep dive into how we built dynamic pitch placement for static and touring caravans, and how Godot 4's NavigationServer keeps hundreds of British holidaymakers marching toward the seaside arcade.
Devlog 04: Continuous Integration, Horizontal Drizzle, and Truncating the Seagull
We built an automated web deployment pipeline and stripped back the site graphics because the mascot was terrorizing the layout engine.