Amenity blocks closed until 17th May

so why can't the toilets be available and showers/wash cubicles locked ?

If we want this to be the final lockdown why even take the risk. If campers don't want to use their own facilities then they  will have to stay at home for another 5 weeks. 

If I knew the answer to that I'd be a decision maker rather than a CAMC member playing on a forum🙂

It is "shared facilities" that is what is not allowed ,and on club sites they are open 24hrs  instead of a few hours as in pubs ,so a satisfactory cleaning regime would not be available 

Try

www.legislation.gov.uk

It's a PDF that Jamsdad was referring to in a quickly closed thread.

I'm not that bothered by toilet blocks opening dates but some seem to be in a frenzy about it.

Some people must have a very boring life if that's there reading matter!!😁

Thanks, WN, but that's all a bit much for Saturday evening entertainment😄  Like you, I won’t be affected by it anyway.

Same here. 

It's of no great importance as we rarely use shared facilities but obviously it's important to some. (I did try and find the piece in question but no luck.)

I  have sent an Email to "my friend?" asking for clarification after the now closed thread from Jamsdad,  i may get a reply?

Not until Monday?

This is the section that Jamsdad quoted, in part. He forgot the last little bit.....

Schedule.
(5) Holiday accommodation referred to in sub-paragraph (1) may continue to be provided if that accommodation is provided—
(a) in a campsite or caravan park, provided that the only shared facilities used by guests at the campsite or caravan park are washing facilities, toilets, water points and waste disposal points, or
(b) in separate and self-contained premises.
(6) Premises are separate and self-contained for the purposes of this paragraph only if—
(a)
(b)
they are provided for persons who are — (i) members of the same household, or
(ii) members of two households which are linked households in relation to each other, and
none of the following are shared with the members of any other household— (i) kitchens,
(ii) sleeping areas,
(iii) bathrooms, or
(iv) indoorcommunalareas.
(7) In this paragraph—
(a) a reception area is not to be treated as a shared facility for the purposes of sub-paragraph (5)(a), or an indoor communal area for the purposes of sub-paragraph (6)(b);
(b) “communal areas” includes in particular corridors, lifts and staircases used to access premises contained in part of a building, lounges or sitting areas.