A Stonehaven caravan site has won a coveted regional award for its greeting area.
Queen Elizabeth Caravan Park scooped Aberdeenshire Council’s Reception Area of the Year Award for its welcoming nature, the Mearns Leader reported.
The award was presented by director of corporate services Charles Armstrong at a customer service conference as part of National Customer Service Week.
Formartine area manager Keith Newton congratulated staff at the park for their part in the success.
“The judges were impressed with their reception area, which is both welcoming and manned by helpful staff,” he said.
Judges visited the reception areas as mystery customers and noted how informative the entrances were, as well as how they were greeted by employees.
Stonehaven is a port town on the east coast of Scotland, located approximately 15 miles south of Aberdeen.
According to Undiscovered Scotland, it has benefited from the North Sea’s oil wealth, while still maintaining its character.
