News:

July 19th

Changes to our covid-19 rules from July 19th following

The Bar

Our Capacity limit will be lifted and all tables restored, there will no longer be a 'rule of six' please ask though before moving tables.

People will also no longer be confined to table service and will be able to go up to the bar to order their drinks.

We have designated the bar as a no standing area so that people are able to order freely.

Our beloved oneway system will be fully removed (inc floor markers and signs) so that customers can move freely around the pub.

Face coverings will no longer be mandatory but will still be recommended, especially for small and enclosed areas where the risk of spreading covid-19 remains particularly high. Our team have been given the choice whether to wear face coverings some may and also some customers may still choose to while moving about the pub. We ask that common courtesy is shown to everyone who wishes to remain cautious during the ongoing pandemic.

Hand sanitiser stations will remain available for use until further notice.

The snooker table and pool table will be available to use again, we ask that hand sanitiser is used and cleaning wipes will be available to clean cues and surfaces if needed.

Track and trace is no longer mandatory but anyone wishing to do so can do this by the QR code in the entrance or by giving their details at the bar.

When the rooms are full we may open doors and windows, this is to help with the circulation of fresh air, please do not close these.

And the good news is we plan to restart the entertainment from Friday 23^rd starting with Bingo (new start time of 8.00 with tickets on sale from 7.00) followed at 9.15 with Karaoke then Saturday music, dancing and fun with John and Paul from 8.30. We will be reviewing how the entertainment is working constantly and changes could be made to the programme. We are also looking to restart Ken’s weekly quiz in the near future as well. Please check notices and social media for updates.

The Shop

We are slowly restocking the shop and hope to have it reopen early next week, and we are going to start paper orders again once the shop reopens. As before papers are to be ordered in advance and any uncollected papers will still be charged for.

We are asking that no more than two people or on household in the shop at any one time.

Face coverings will be optional, we ask that common courtesy is shown to everyone who wishes to remain cautious during the ongoing pandemic.

The Office

The door will now be open, but we request that no more than one person or family in at any one time. Anyone wishing to be served outside, just ask and we will deal with you outside. We also request if the door is closed, please knock as we may be having confidential discussions.

The Park

Track and trace is no longer mandatory although anyone still wishing to check in using the previous methods can still do so, we will be opening the park up to guests and visitors and we recommend asking any guests and visitors to check in, using the previous methods.

We will be reviewing this constantly and may make updates, please check notice boards and social media.

The main rule that still stands is please do not enter the park, or any of its buildings if you have any symptoms or have been asked to self isolate.

If you have any questions about the changes from July 19th please do contact us.

Posted on 16th July 2021

Reopening roadmap stage 2

As confirmed by the PM in yesterday's press conference. Everything for Stage 2 of reopening business goes ahead from next Monday 12th April, so that means that all holiday home owners can return to their caravans and stay overnight as normal. This stage of reopening only allows for single household (support bubbles) to use accommodation, so no guests can stay overnight for this initial period. Externally you have the rule of 6 (or two families) so you can have your friends in your gardens or decking (social distancing rules still apply) but nobody from another household is allowed in your caravan. We will be keeping the laundry open on a one person inside rule at a time only, please stick to this rule as we will be forced to close it if this facility is being used by more as it becomes classed as a shared facility which aren't yet allowed to open at this stage of the roadmap.

See you all in 6 days and lets pray for some nice weather.

Posted on 6th April 2021

Test and Trace

We have been advised that the rules regarding test and trace have been updated as of the 29th March. When checking in you must check in ALL individuals in your party, and likewise when leaving check out ALL. You can do this either using the APP scanning the QR posters scattered around site on the notice boards, or by texting or Whatsapp to 07508497340. The same number can be used for voicemail, but texts or Whatsapp messages are prefered. Please avoid checking in at the office and use the other methods.

Thanks and see you soon.

Posted on 31st March 2021

End of Stay at Home order

We have received clarification regarding day visits, with the relaxation of the stay at home restriction between the 29th March and the expected reopening date of the 12th April day visits to your caravan are allowed. There is still no overnight stays allowed. We ask that this is owners and their household only as per current guidelines. We ask to avoid problems with potential overnight stays that access to your caravans will be in daylight hours only. Please check in and out for purposes of track and trace on the designated mobile number. This only applies to current owners and access is not allowed for sales visits. Sales visits will resume by appointment only from the 12th April. The office will be open from 9.30 - 3. We are currently keeping the laundry open please only have one household inside the building at one time. If we find that this isn’t being adhered to we will be forced to close the laundry until 19th May when restrictions are further lifted.

Day visits

No earlier than 29 March

Q. From 29 March: When the stay-at-home rule is lifted, are people allowed to travel to visit/maintain/collect belongings from their caravans on parks although the holiday park would be closed by law? And can owners of a self-catering property visit it ahead of reopening in Step 2 for cleaning and maintenance?

A. From 29 March, people are permitted to travel to visit, maintain, clean and collect belongings from their self-catering properties and their caravans on parks which are currently closed, but people should minimise travel where possible.

Posted on 28th March 2021

Covid 19 Update

Monday 22nd February

We are, the same as all of you, awaiting the update from the Government this evening.

It is believed, the Prime Minister will provide a road map out of the current restrictions.

We are therefore, aiming to update you all on our future plans over the next few days; once we have had time to digest and assess the information given.

We thank you all for your continued support and patience.

We are keeping everything crossed for some positive news for all.

Posted on 22nd February 2021

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