Clapham, whose business also includes a caravan site at Clapham Holme Farm, said she reported the car to Humberside Police a few days after it was left on her land on 24 June.
“Then we never heard anything else,” she said.
“So I rang them again a few weeks later and they said, ‘Oh, it’s nothing to do with the police, it’s to do with the council’.”
She said she had contacted ERYC, which said it would look into it, but she has not heard anything since.
“I just feel like we’re not being listened to,” she said. “It’s not a good look for us.
“Every time we have guests staying with us in the holiday cottages, they always mention it. And then [for] weddings, guests pass and brides pass.
“It’s quite annoying that it’s been left this long, right through the holiday season and right through my wedding season.”