You will be pleased to hear that subject to a Welsh Government review on the 9th July our opening date has been confirmed as Saturday 11th July.

To comply with Government and Industry guidelines we have undertaken a Risk Assessment to maintain cleanliness and aid social distancing.

Measures have been put in place to attain the Industry Standard “WE’RE GOOD TO GO’.

In brief I can confirm the following:

• Self-Contained Accommodation is open, e.g those Touring & Static Caravans that have their own kitchens and bathrooms that no other guests use.

• Park Shower & Toilet Block will be closed until further notice

• Hand Sanitiser Stations are located at the Rubbish Disposal Area, Waste Emptying Points, Children’s Play Area, Shower Blocks and Entrance to the Dog Exercise Area

I look forward to welcoming you back to the park on the 11th July.

Due to the current health crisis surrounding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the need for us all to protect the spread. All Caravan Parks and Visitor Accommodation facilities here on Anglesey have been asked by the Council to STOP all visitors from immediate effect. I am sure you will support Pen Parc’s decision in adhering to this instruction with the Closure of the Park until further notice. Hopefully you understand and appreciate the reasoning behind this decision. Measures such as this will help reduce the spread of the virus in the coming weeks. We can look forward to reopening very shortly and welcoming you all back to Pen Parc…… it’s going to be quiet without you all!!! And not in a good way ☹.
If you have any questions, please contact me on 07936 658636

We wish you all the best and please stay safe.

Regards
Pen Parc

FULL STATEMENT FROM THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY COUNCIL

Coronavirus (COVID-19) – protecting public health on Anglesey We all have an important role to play in the current Coronavirus crisis in protecting our own health and that of the Island’s residents and communities.
We urge you to play your part in stopping the spread of this virus by closing your visitor
accommodation provision. This will ensure as many people as possible adhere to UK and Welsh
Government, and Public Health Wales, guidance to promote social isolation and minimise non-
essential travel. This is a tough but essential message which must be acted upon.
You must STOP visitors coming to your site with immediate effect. The increase in visitors will put an immense extra strain on essential public services, including the local Hospitals and our wider NHS. I would like to reassure you that we are doing everything possible to contain the spread of Coronavirus here on Anglesey, and once this is over, we look forward to working closely with you on welcoming all our visitors back.

Carwyn Elias Jones
Cynghorydd Sir Ynys Môn
Isle of Anglesey County Councillor