Latest updates on our UK campsites

Following the latest announcement from the Scottish Government on 13 July, we will be taking a phased approach to relaxing some of our Covid Secure protocols between 19 July and 9 August on Club campsites in Scotland. Please see below for further details.

Current guidance from Mon 19 July

Shared facilities and communal areas
The Scottish Government has advised that social distancing rules will remain in place until at least 9 August. All internal shared facility areas, including toilet and shower blocks, wash up areas, laundry rooms, drying rooms and information rooms are fully open, however face coverings are mandatory (unless exempt) in indoor spaces and we would kindly ask that you follow Government guidance on social distancing when in these areas as advised by the Scottish Government.

Please note: certain facilities may be closed or temporarily unavailable due to essential maintenance. We recommend always checking the individual site details pages on our website for the latest information.

Face coverings
The Scottish Government has advised that face coverings continue to be mandatory for indoor spaces in Scotland. We kindly ask all members and guests to wear face coverings (unless exempt) on our Club campsites in Scotland when using areas such as: reception, the toilet blocks, disabled facilities, laundry and food preparation areas and dishwashing facilities.

Contact tracing
All our campsites will display a Check In Scotland Test and Protect QR code poster which we strongly encourage you to scan on arrival at the campsite for all party members. Alternatively, we will use your booking details should Scotland Test and Protect Team contact us (you can opt out of this by emailing TestAndProtectOptOut@camc.com). For more information on the contact tracing requirements please see our Coronavirus FAQs.

Visitors on site
We are pleased to advise that day visitors are once again welcome on our sites in line with Government guidance. This means a maximum of 10 people from four households are permitted in indoor public settings with one metre social distancing and 15 people from 15 households are allowed to gather in an outdoor space without social distancing. Under 12's no longer count toward the numbers of households that can gather indoors in public spaces and homes. We strongly encourage all visitors to assist with Check In Scotland’s Test and Protect contact tracing programme.

Changes from Mon 9 August

We're awaiting further guidance from the Scottish Government and will provide an update as soon as possible.

Further information

For any queries regarding our Certificated Locations (CL) or Affiliated Sites (AS), please check directly with those campsites.

For more information on the contact tracing requirements please see our Coronavirus FAQs.

For further information about the current guidance in Scotland including social distancing, rules on overnight stays and the use of shared facilities, please visit https://www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19/

Following the latest announcement from the Welsh Administration on 14 July, we will be taking a phased approach to relaxing some of our Covid Secure protocols between 17 July and 7 August on Club campsites in Wales. Please see below for further details.

Current guidance from Sat 17 July

Shared facilities and communal areas

The Welsh Administration has advised that social distancing rules will remain in place until at least 7 August. All internal shared facility areas, including toilet and shower blocks, wash up areas, laundry rooms, drying rooms and information rooms are open and we will continue to operate them at a reduced capacity with our Covid Secure protocols in place, see our Covid Secure Commitment page for further information.

Please note: certain facilities may be closed or temporarily unavailable due to essential maintenance. We recommend always checking the individual site details pages on our website for the latest information.

Face coverings
The Welsh Administration has advised that face coverings continue to be mandatory for indoor spaces in Wales. We kindly ask all members and guests to wear face coverings (unless exempt) on our Club campsites in Wales when using areas such as: reception, the toilet blocks, disabled facilities, laundry and food preparation areas and dishwashing facilities.

Contact tracing
Contact tracing procedures remain in place at our Club campsites in Wales, but are no longer be compulsory. In order to assist with the Government’s NHS Test and Trace programme, we still encourage all members and guests to scan the QR code with the NHS Covid-19 app.

Visitors on site
We are pleased to advise that day visitors are once again welcome on our sites with a limit to six people from different households in holiday accommodation. In order to assist with the Government’s NHS Test and Trace programme, we still strongly encourage all members and guests to scan the QR codes in line with Government guidance located across the site with the NHS Covid-19 app.

Changes from Sat 7 August

We're awaiting further guidance from the Welsh Administration and will provide an update as soon as possible.

Further information

For any queries regarding our Certificated Locations (CL) or Affiliated Sites (AS), please check directly with those campsites.

For more information on the contact tracing requirements please see our Coronavirus FAQs.

Please view our Covid Secure Commitment for the latest information on how we’re still continuing to protect members, guests and staff at our UK Club campsites, and for further information, please read our Coronavirus FAQs.

For further information about the current guidance in Wales including social distancing, rules on overnight stays and the use of shared facilities, please visit  gov.wales/coronavirus

Campsites in Northern Ireland are now open with shared facilities available and operating in line with government guidance.

The Northern Ireland Executive has now advised anybody from within the Common Travel Area (CTA) can travel to Northern Ireland for leisure without the need to self-isolate. You should take a rapid lateral flow device test before you begin your journey, only travel if the test is negative and repeat the test on days two and eight of your stay. For full information please visit nidirect.gov.uk.

Contact tracing

Campsites in Northern Ireland will be required to collect customer details to help with the Test, Trace, Protect contact tracing programme.

Further information

For further information about the current guidance in Northern Ireland including local and cross border travel restrictions, social distancing, rules on overnight stays and the use of shared facilities, please visit www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/coronavirus-covid-19-regulations-guidance-what-restrictions-mean-you