Alfie Best

Alfie was listed at No 382 in the Sunday Times 2020 UK rich list with a net worth of £341 million, an increase of more than £100 million from last year

Best recently featured in the Sunday Times UK 2019 rich list.

As of September 2018, Best's businesses in the UK include 80 residential mobile home parks, seven holiday mobile home parks and a golf course in Herefordshire, along with a 50% share in 15 sites in the US, totalling £285 million .

In 2018, Best set up a charity called Wyldecrest Parks Charity, funding staffing and running costs himself.

In July 2016, Best was left with a "deep cut" after an attack by his son-in-law with a machete. It was heard he had previously reported "ongoing domestic violence" against his daughter Elizabeth but decided not to make an official complaint, instead opting to settle the dispute with a bareknuckle match. His son-in-law received a 13-month prison sentence for the attack.

In July 2015, he and his business Wyldecrest Parks were shortlisted for both Entrepreneur of the Year and Retail & Property categories at the 2015 London Loves Excellence awards. Wyldecrest Parks won Retail & Property Business of the Year. In November 2018 Best was voted the 48th most influential person in the 2018 Essex Power 100 list, and ranked at number 11 in Leicestershire's rich-list.

In 2013, Best and his son Alfie Jnr, appeared on the Channel 4 television programme My Big Fat Gypsy Fortune. In 2018 he played a small cameo in the British crime film Once Upon a Time in London.

In October 2011, Best voluntarily accepted a police caution for an alleged physical assault on one of his residents at Scatterdells Park, Bovingdon. The resident was protesting alterations to the park. She later pressed charges, with police offering Best either a caution or go to court.

In 2001, he bought his first mobile home park in Romford, Essex, the Lakeview Residential Park. He has since begun businesses in the hospitality, leisure, events, trading and finance industries. In 2018 he purchased a golf course in Herefordshire.

In 1990, aged 20, his car business almost collapsed so he got a job at a phone shop earning £70 a week. Three weeks later he started his own mobile phone shop then 18 months later with the help of a bank loan, he had thirteen stores in London. He later sold the business and moved to property investing.

Alfie Best (born Alfred William Best, 1970) is a British Romanichal businessman and philanthropist who is the current chairman of Wyldecrest Parks, a mobile home park company.