Hot Tub Rules

This should be read in conjunction with the Osea Leisure Park

– The Hot tub use is permitted to the hours of 10am and 10pm. Please be considerate to guests in the neighbouring cabins
– Glassware must not be used in or around the hot tub
– Please ensure feet are clean before entering the hot tub
– Water temperatures between 34°C – 35°C are recommended
– Bathers must not exceed the maximum number permitted in the hot tub (4)
– No under sixteens must not use the spa pool
– Bathers must not wear lotions, oils, makeup or skin creams in the spa pool
– Bathers must use the toilet and shower before entering the spa pool
– Bathers must not use the hot tub if they have had diarrhoea within the last 14 days
– Bathers are discouraged from swallowing the spa pool water
– It is recommended that bathers do not exceed 20 minutes immersion at a time
– No incontinent person may use the hot tub, either with or without a waterproof nappy
– It is recommended that the hot tub is not used after a heavy meal or while under the influence of alcohol or sedatives
– Intended users suffering from diseases of the heart and circulation, skin conditions, are immuno-suppressed, subject to fits, or taking drugs affecting the cardiovascular or nervous systems, should not use the hot tub without first seeking medical advice
– Pregnant women are advised to consult with their doctor before using a hot tub
– Never use the hot tub while using or after using narcotics or other drugs that may cause sleepiness, drowsiness or raise/lower blood pressure
– Never use the hot tub alone
– Take care when entering and leaving the hot tub. When leaving the hot tub leg muscles may be relaxed enough to make you unsteady
– If any allergic reaction occurs leave the hot tub and rinse off in the shower. If the reaction persists, contact reception or go to a local doctor or A&E
– Shower with soap and water before and after using the hot tub. Showering before use washes away many of the common skin bacteria and removes lotions, deodorants, creams etc. which reduce the effectiveness of the spa sanitizer which disinfects the water
– Hooks are provided on the cladding/wall close to the hot tub for hanging towels.

Operating the Hot Tub

– DO NOT lift the Lid using the skirt, central insulating tabs or locking straps; use only the lifting handle/mechanism provided and place the lid carefully in the space behind the Tub
– DO NOT close the lid after use by pulling the skirt down around the edge.
– NEVER close the lid with bathers in the tub
– NEVER allow children to use the spa or hot tub. When not in use, make sure the cover is on and secured
– DO Brush any mud/grit from your feet before entering the water
– DO NOT use oils, soaps or any detergent in the water
– DO NOT use glassware in the Tub
– DO NOT eat food or Smoke in the Tub
– DO NOT press more than one button at once (or it will be cold next time you want to use it). Use only brief pressure on buttons
– DO NOT continuously press ‘Lights’
– DO NOT introduce mud, stones, sticks, grit etc. into the water
– DO NOT jump into the water or play ball games
– DO NOT sit, stand or lie on the lid or external edge of the Hot Tub at any time; or allow children on the lid
– DO NOT turn hot tub isolation switch off outside the Auld Reekie as the hot tub’s power needs to be turned on to carry out the cleaning cycles.

Very Important – Please Note

– You use the Hot Tub at your own risk
– Osea Leisure Park cannot be held responsible for your safety whilst you are using the Hot Tub.

Osea Leisure is a great holiday destination and base to explore nature’s true delights with excellent coastal and inland walks with superb access for cyclists and walkers which makes Osea Leisure Park, amongst the finest leisure parks and camp sites in Essex.

Come along and see what we have to offer!

We have just come back from a second wonderful weekend at Osea Leisure Park and were not disappointed. Last year we camped but this time we stayed, as a large group, in the lodges, a shepherd’s hut and the tree house. We were all really impressed with the accommodation and the even more improved facilities.

Maddy

We decided last minute that we wanted to go camping. With grown up children who live away from home, we wanted somewhere not too far from all of us, coming from 3 different counties. This site came out as a good choice.

Darren T

We stayed in the Treehouse for one night and it was brilliant. The whole campsite is very clean and very well kept. The tipis, shepherd’s huts and lodge tents looked brilliant too.

Barry