Coronavirus Safe Practices

Argyll Caravan Park is taking precautionary measures to ensure the safety of our guests and employees. We are aware that this is a worrying time for many of us, and with the situation regarding COVID-19 developing daily, we will be continually reviewing and updating our policy in line with the latest Government guidelines.


Coronavirus has meant we're changing how we do some things to help stop the virus spread and look out for the health of our guests and our team.

There's lots we've already put in place including enhanced cleaning, social distancing and PPE. We promise we'll do all we can to follow the latest and most relevant guidance and to keep you fully informed about what we're doing. We'll update this page when we have more information, so please check back regularly.

The Park will be re-opening on the 3rd of July for OWNERS ONLY. Touring will open later in July - the exact date will be confirmed soon and updated here.

Guidelines

The following guidelines are not exhaustive, and will apply to your visit:
1. Any shared facilities that are unable to operate in line with government guidance regarding social distancing will be temporarily suspended during your stay in order to ensure that you and your family are safe.
2. Please maintain social distancing throughout your stay - this includes when interacting with other visitors and our staff.
3. Maintain the highest level of hand hygiene.
4. Please ensure young children keep socially distant from other groups.

If you have Coronavirus symptoms, please stay at home.

Health and Safety

The health and well-being of our staff and guests is always at the forefront of our minds and it will be no different when we re-open.  

We also understand that we have a responsibility to our local community to protect them from any risks associated with visitors to the area so plan to work closely with them and provide guidance to guests prior to arrival on how they can support this. 

The following measures are being put in place for the safety of both staff and customers, which although will never fully remove the risk of catching COVID-19 offer some mitigation and piece of mind.

1. Automated pre-arrivals email with latest COVID-19 rules and etiquette for site.
2. Advanced payment for bookings so you don’t need to handle cash or card machines.
3. We are operating a contactless check-in system during COVID-19. Instructions on this will follow upon confirmation of your booking.
4. Site map and information sheet sent to you electronically before you arrive.
5. Hand sanitiser outside reception and the laundrette.

Please remember when returning to your caravan you should run all water outlets to minimise the risk of Legionella - especially shower heads which should be held away from the face to avoid inhaling spray, disconnect shower head and disinfect. If in doubt, please consult the HSE website - https://www.hse.gov.uk/legionnaires/index.htm

Bookings
We are not currently taking bookings for touring pitches. This page will be updated when we can resume bookings.

Local Changes
Londis fuel pumps are now closed. As at 26/06/2020 Semples Garage still have fuel available Monday to Friday. This may change, so please contact them directly - 01499 302150.

Aray Fish are providing contactless delivery of fresh produce. Arrangements should be made with them directly - https://arayfish.com/

Scottish Government Guidelines
Please always check the government website for the latest guidance - https://www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19/

Suspected COVID-19 Cases

If you become unwell during your stay, and you believe you may have been exposed to COVID-19:

  • Call NHS 111 (or 999 in an emergency) and outline your current symptoms
  • Report becoming unwell to Park staff on 01499 302285
  • Whilst awaiting advice from NHS 111 or an ambulance to arrive, remain socially distant from others
  • Avoid touching people, surfaces and objects and cover your mouth and nose with a disposable tissue when you cough or sneeze
This information is correct as at 29/06/2020

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