As another busy season draws to a close, campsite and holiday park operators can take stock of their facilities and plan. While accommodation, grounds and communal areas will all demand attention, washrooms are one area where the effects of a busy season can be particularly noticeable. High footfall, frequent cleaning, moisture and constant daily use can take their toll on even well-maintained facilities. The quieter months are therefore a good time to inspect washrooms closely and identify anything that may need repair, replacement, or improvement before guests return. Start With the Cubicles WC and shower cubicles see heavy use throughout...

As the busiest period begins to ease, Richard Braid, Managing Director at Cistermiser explains why now is the time for holiday park operators to take stock of their washroom facilities and plan improvements for the months ahead. After a busy season, operators have a valuable opportunity to assess how facilities have performed under pressure and identify where improvements could be made before guests return in force and washrooms should be firmly on that list. High footfall can expose ageing or inefficient equipment, from unreliable flushing and leaking fittings to taps and urinals using more water than necessary. Left unaddressed, these...