What packaging does a campsite or holiday park need?

At a campsite or holiday park, convenience is key. Guests grab some fries from the snack bar, enjoy a coffee on the way to the swimming pool, order a pizza to eat at their accommodation or pick up an ice cream on a warm summer day.

This also means you need a variety of different types of packaging. From snack trays and coffee cups to paper bags and napkins. In this blog, we list the most important packaging products for campsites and holiday parks.

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Packaging for the snack bar

Many campsites and holiday parks have a snack bar or takeaway point. Fries, snacks, burgers and other quick meals are served there every day.

A good basic range includes:

Choose packaging that is sturdy and comfortable to hold. During the high season, you mainly want packaging that is easy to use and ensures every order can be handed over neatly.

Meal packaging for takeaway

More and more holiday parks offer complete meals that guests can take back to their accommodation. Think of pasta dishes, schnitzels, salads or daily specials.

For these meals, sturdy food containers with well-fitting lids are important. This keeps the food neatly in place while it is being transported around the park and helps prevent leaks.

Depending on the dish, you can choose from cardboard, sugarcane or PP packaging. This means there is always a suitable solution for your menu.

Cups for coffee, soda and ice cream 

Drinks are served throughout the day at a campsite. From a cup of coffee in the morning to a milkshake or soft drink in the afternoon.

That is why cups are essential, such as:

By keeping several sizes in stock, you can easily cater to different orders.

Paper bags for takeaway

Many guests take their order back to their tent, caravan, bungalow or campervan. A sturdy paper bag makes this much easier.

Paper carrier bags are ideal for complete meals, lunch orders or several snacks at once. This allows guests to carry their order easily without having to hold multiple individual packages.

Cutlery, napkins and other useful extras

In addition to packaging, there are also several products that are used every day.

For example:

These products help staff work efficiently and ensure guests have everything they need.

Choose packaging that suits busy periods  

The high season at a campsite or holiday park can get very busy. During these periods, you want packaging that is easy to stack, quick to hand out and available in sufficient quantities.

By putting together a complete range in advance, you can avoid running out of essential products during busy periods. It is also useful to choose packaging that can be used for several different dishes wherever possible. This keeps your stock organised and prevents you from having to keep too many different products on hand.

More sustainable choices for campsites and holiday parks

More and more campsites and holiday parks are consciously choosing more sustainable packaging. Not only because guests appreciate it, but also because sustainability is becoming increasingly important within the leisure and hospitality sector.

At TakeAware, you will therefore find a wide range of packaging made from materials such as cardboard and sugarcane. If there is no suitable alternative available for a specific application, we also offer practical plastic solutions. This allows you to choose packaging that suits both your dishes and the way you work.

Everything for your campsite or holiday park in one place

Whether you only run a snack bar or also have a restaurant, coffee corner or takeaway service, the right packaging makes it easy for guests to take their order with them.

From fries trays and meal containers to coffee cups, napkins and paper bags: at TakeAware, you will find everything you need for your campsite or holiday park. Explore the range and make sure you are well prepared for the season ahead.

Author: Manon Schram