New coronavirus rules mean campsites and caravan parks can finally reopen in England from July 4 but things are set to be very different due to new safety measures
Timed arrivals, drive through check-ins and protective screens at washing up stations are just a few of the changes people should expect at camping and caravan sites this summer.Pitches will need to be spread apart and parents will have to ensure their children follow social distancing at the play areas.
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