If you've stayed on a UK campsite this month, what precautions were in place?

[janinlondon]

As above. If you have stayed in a tent (not a caravan with your own facilities) on a UK campsite this month, what covid precautions/changes had the campsite put in place please? Mainly interested in how they handled toilets/showers/washing up, but would welcome any observations of what is being done.

Got back yesterday. Hand sanitizer everywhere, contact less check in.

But all the showers and toilets open as normal with reminder to distance. One sink was closed to keep apart. (we've been to this site pre-covid), play park/field open as normal, washing up as normal with hand sanitizer. Freezer for ice packs as usual.

It is a small site (3 sbowers/toilets per sex, 3 washing up stands)

Been a couple of times in a tourer:

Contactless / Outdoor check in
Space between pitches
Half facilities open, those vehicles with own facilities urged to use their own and leave the onsite ones for camping customers
Hand gels at water taps and waste points
Booking system for showers to avoid overcrowding
Very regular cleaning of facilities (absolutely spotless)
The usual distance/wash your hands warning signs
Some places no facilities open at all for the rest of the season

The places we've been have all been privately run and I think they're willing to do anything they can to welcome back guests safely and make the most of what's left of the high season.

We just went to one site, they were making no effort to socially distance at all. They had screens up in reception and had closed the cafe but the beer garden was open with tables as normal and not spread out, the play area was open. We pitched our tent in a quiet space and let them to it