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Re-opening Safely
23rd November 2020
Templars’ Park is delighted to be able to begin re-opening the campsite and welcome users back for evening and weekend visits (we are not currently able to accommodate residential experiences). In line with the current Scottish Government and Scouts Scotland’s guidance, and to keep all users as safe as possible, we have introduced a number of new procedures. The health and safety of our volunteers and visitors is of the upmost importance, and as such we ask that all users adhere to the following procedures and help us to make sure that everyone is safe. We would also like to remind all users that they must adhere to the sites standard usage policies – no vehicles onsite, no dogs onsite, no ground fires, all rubbish must be removed etc.
Bookings
All visits to site must be booked in advance.
All booking requests should be sent to: bookings@templarspark.org.uk
Note: this is a temporary booking email address and should be used until further notice, bookings made through the Templars’ Park website will not currently be registered.
The number of bookings we can accept for each day/evening is limited – as such we cannot guarantee that bookings will be accepted. Please note that bookings are not confirmed until you have received direct confirmation from bookings@templarspark.org.uk
All users must have had their individual sections return to face-to-face Scouting risk assessment approved before making a site booking (a copy of this may be requested at time of booking).
Full information on using the site will be provided once your booking has been confirmed.
If you have any questions about using the site, or would like to book please email:
If booking, please provide the following information: full group/section/unit name & contact information, date of intended booking, estimated numbers, intended number of batches, arrivals and departure times, indicated use of site/program/activities (wide games, fires etc.) – to assist with site allocation
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