Where to eat near caravan sites during Covid 19

We'v just returned from 2 weeks away. Canterbury and Suffolk. We ate out seven times and only had to pre book once. The other six we just turned up and were accommodated. If there is availability I can't see why they would turn you away.

There was another pub, I won't mention, but the PPE and social distancing of tables was non existent and four locals were sat at the bar. When I asked about track and trace the reply was, "we don't bother with that". We walked out

If you're staying at the Kendal site, try Low Sizergh Barn (walking distance). Eat inside or out.

Disclaimer - they're part of our large clan!

http://www.lowsizerghbarn.co.uk/tea-room/tea-room-menu/

We are on our fifth stop in the south west and have had no problem in any of the pubs we have visited. Ideally eating in gardens but not always. Some do seem a little lax on track and trace though, it is there but you have to initiate yourself! We are really missing the information usually provided on site though! Not the brochures but the local information, walks, bus timetables and local pubs/restaurants. Some sites have posted useful information on the windows of the information room others nothing at all. Perhaps a notice board would be nice or a white board that members on the site could contribute to with their eating out experiences! 

We also prefer to cater for ourselves on an evening, although in normal times would often try and find a cafe for a light lunch, particularly if the weather is not as good as presently. However, currently we have no desire to do so and have been taking a packed lunch. I know we are not helping the local economy much with this approach, but everyone has to take responsibility for their own safety and we feel this the best way to go at present.

It is a bit different out there at the moment, we might have a lunch out a few times whilst away, but had already committed to being as safe as possible this last holiday, so we did all our own catering, choosing some gorgeous locations to park up and enjoy something we fancied. We had takeaway fish and chips, overlooking Eyemouth harbour, and cake and a coffee at Chester’s Roman Fort, but that was it in terms of someone else catering for us.

This was our lunch view a couple of days, followed by a walk and a swim......

The point the OP makes about including information in reviews it's a good and it's a shame more people don't mention places they have found. 

In the current climate we probably won't eat out and we do what Kj does. We only go away for four days at a time so it's easy enough take some of Waitrose's ready prepared meals. When out and about during the day we would normally stop for a coffee and a bite to eat but would be reluctant to use a crowded cafe at the moment. We should be off to Seacroft soon and we normally like the cafe above the Henry Boot Museum in Cromer but if its as crowded as it normally is we will give it a miss. Sometimes Garden Centres are good choice as they often have large cafes and sometimes a bit quieter during the week.

David

Yes, Steve, we are much the same,  Normally, if we are visiting a NT property we will have a sandwich in the cafe, or if out and about may stop at a supermarket and buy sandwiches and use their toilets, but evenings we are always back at the van.   We do sometimes buy fish and chips if nearby or on site.

Right now, we have given up on trips for this year, hopefully things will improve and we can get away next  March.

We are off to a cottage in West Runton soon. Have decided to take MH with us to use as our own mobile cafe. Expecting Norfolk to be very busy to be honest, certainly places like Wells, Cromer, Sheringham, so we can head off and do our own thing, make sure Mum is safe. 

Some eating places have gone to great lengths to make the space they have as covid safe as possible.

I agree about the reviews which lack local details, very few would inspire me to visit on that basis,  too much emphasis on the site reception not enough about local experience.

Strangely, I wouldn't want to enter a supermarket and buy a sandwich, too much pre-handling and travelling! 

Last week all the places you mentioned were very busy 

Sherringham has a "one way" system on the footpaths, but then that was only being adhered to by some 

The "seniors" cod and chips special at the Sherringham Trawler chippy   eat in "booking needed"as less capacity, are still good value

 Blakeney point NT car park was also very busy, but the "all day"  big breakfast baps from one of the  little cabins are still yummy