Intelligent fridges for holiday parks The park shop that never shuts.
A self-service fridge for holiday parks, lodge parks and campsites. Guests tap to open, take what they need and pay only for what they took, from the first breakfast to the last late arrival.
- Open 24/7
- Less than 1 m² of floor
- No staff on the till
- Card, phone or app
Why holiday parks
Guests need things when the shop is shut.
They arrive after reception closes, wake up wanting breakfast and run out of milk at 10pm. A fridge that’s always open turns those moments into sales, and into happier guests.
Late arrivals, sorted.
Dinner, milk and breakfast for guests who check in after the shop and reception close.
Breakfast without the drive.
Bacon, eggs, bread and croissants a short walk from the lodges, not a drive into town.
Staffing that fits the season.
It runs itself in the quiet months and the busy weeks alike, with nobody on the till.
Where it fits
Across the park, wherever guests need it.
First thing
Milk, bacon and fresh bread before the kids are up.
Late check-in
A meal and the basics for guests who arrive after hours.
By the pool
Ice creams and cold drinks after a swim, from a freezer or a fridge.
The campsite
Burgers, sausages, salads and drinks for the barbecue, in the amenity barn.
How it works
Choose. Pay. Grab.
- Choose.Browse the menu on the screen or in the app, with photos and prices.
- Pay.Tap a card or phone, or pay in the app, and the door unlocks.
- Grab.Take what you like. Tags on every item mean you pay only for that.
For your guests
Easy for the people buying.
Know what’s inside
Every product shows its photo, price, nutrition information and use-by date, on the screen and in the app.
Pay how they like
Card, phone or the app, on Adyen, Payter or Nayax terminals.
A reason to come back
Loyalty rewards, meal deals and discounts on food near its use-by date keep regulars coming back.
Sorted if something’s wrong
Receipts arrive in the app, refunds can be full or partial, and customers can rate what they bought.
For your park
More spend from every stay.
It does the jobs a shop needs people for: it locks itself, takes payment, counts the stock and tells you what needs restocking.
Sells while reception is closed
Breakfast, essentials and dinner around the clock, from less than one square metre.
Your park’s brand on it
Your colours and logo on the wrap and screen, so it feels like part of the park.
Your range, your prices
Local produce, breakfast packs, barbecue bundles and treats. You set the prices and keep the margin.
Offers that run themselves
Meal deals, evening offers and automatic markdowns as food nears its use-by date.
Every fridge on one screen
Reception, the clubhouse and the campsite: see what sold and what needs restocking in one place.
A screen that sells the park
Promote the restaurant, activities and events, and change it in seconds.
Running it
Two ways to run it.
Your team runs it
Your range. Your prices. Your margin.
Stock it from the site shop or the kitchen. The restocking app shows your team what each fridge needs before they get there.
A partner runs it
A local caterer or supplier.
They stock it and look after it, and you provide the space and the power. No extra staff on your side.
Start with one fridge, then add more across the park.
What you need
Ready for your park.
Our site survey checks all of this with you before anything arrives.
An indoor spot
Between 10°C and 32°C, out of direct sun: reception, the site shop, the clubhouse or a heated amenity block. Not outside a lodge.
A socket of its own
240 V, no more than 1.5 metres away.
Internet
Park Wi-Fi or ethernet. 4G works as a backup where the signal is strong enough.
Low running costs
About 504 kWh of electricity a year. Energy class A, and listed on the UK government’s Energy Technology List.
The range
Three designs. Chilled or frozen.
Every design comes as a fridge or a freezer, with the same cabinet, card terminal, stock tracking and Backoffice inside. Pick by space first.
Deluxe
The flagship. 24-inch screen, 0.96 m², plywood or white.
Compact
The same 24-inch screen, 11 cm narrower. 0.86 m², plywood or white.
SidePod
The slimmest, for corridors and tight corners. 13-inch screen, 0.71 m², white.
In numbers
Already serving 300,000 people.
Figures for the Husky Intelligent network, as of 2026.
Support
One partner. Zero hassle.
From the first site survey to planned servicing, one team looks after your fridges, so you never have to chase five suppliers.
- Site surveyWe check the space, power and signal before anything arrives.
- Delivery and installWe bring it in, set it up and get it online.
- Account managerOne named person who knows your sites.
- Technical supportHelp from the team that designed and built it.
- ServicingPlanned maintenance that keeps it cold and selling.
Backed by the Husky Group
FAQ
Questions holiday parks ask.
Can it go outside, next to the lodges?
No. It needs an indoor spot between 10°C and 32°C, out of direct sun: reception, the site shop, the clubhouse, the laundry room or a heated amenity block.
Will it work on our park Wi-Fi?
Yes. It runs on Wi-Fi or ethernet, with 4G only as a backup. We check the connection at the spot you choose during the site survey.
Can we have more than one across the park?
Yes. Every fridge shows up in the same Backoffice, so you can see stock, sales and alerts for reception, the clubhouse and the campsite in one place.
Does it replace our site shop?
It doesn’t have to. It can keep the basics on sale when the shop is closed, or cover parts of the park where a staffed shop wouldn’t pay.
Can it sell ice cream and frozen food?
Yes. Every design comes as a fridge or a freezer.
Who restocks it?
Your own team, or a local partner. The restocking app shows what each fridge needs before anyone arrives, and logs what went in and when.
Can it carry our park’s branding?
Yes. Your colours and logo go on the wrap and the screen, and the screen can promote the restaurant, activities and events.
How do guests pay?
By card, phone or the app. The door unlocks when they tap, and they’re charged only for what they take.
What does it cost to run?
The fridge uses about 504 kWh of electricity a year, or 1.38 kWh a day. For pricing, tell us about your park and we’ll come back with options.
What happens if something goes wrong?
Guests get receipts in the app, and refunds can be full or partial. For the fridge itself, live alerts flag faults early, many settings can be changed remotely, and planned servicing keeps it selling.
Next steps
Let’s find the right spot for yours.
Tell us about your park and we’ll come back with the right design, the right way to run it and a date for a site survey.
