The series is from the producers of Clarkson’s Farm and will follow the Dyers as they run a holiday caravan park

Danny Dyer will buy into a holiday caravan park that he and his daughter Dani will then run, for a new Sky series from the producers of Clarkson’s Farm.

Expectation is making the 6 x 60’ show, provisionally titled The Dyers’ Caravan Park, that has echoes of Clarkson’s Farm, also from the prodco.

Dyer said: “Clarkson’s got his Farm, Hammond’s got his workshop. If Jamie Oliver can save school dinners – why can’t I save the great British holiday?”

Dyer’s challenges will be broad – from dodgy plumbing to getting approval from his business partners and rejigging the restaurant menus. The show goes into production this month.

The actor said: “What you might not know about me is I love a caravan, and I love a caravan site. So, with my daughter Dani by my side, as the voice of reason, I’m taking charge of one. I’m chucking in a few quid, and will try and make the greatest of British holidays cool again.

“Now this could be a triumph; or a complete f***ng failure. But there’s only one way to find out and that’s to roll the f***ing dice.”

The Dyers’ Caravan Park (w/t) was commissioned by Phil Edgar-Jones, executive director, unscripted originals at Sky for Cécile Frot-Coutaz, CEO of Sky Studios & chief content officer for Sky. The commissioning editor for Sky is Shirley Jones.

The Dyers’ Caravan Park (w/t) is produced by Expectation; the executive producers are Ben Wicks and Jordan Read. Josh Jacobs is series director, and the project was developed by Dan Cripps, Amy Dallmeyer and Harry Forte. Denise Kadoo is the production executive and Jo Bucci the head of production.