Haven parks in Weymouth, Dorset shut their facilities following anti-social behaviour by some guests on Friday, July 9. Picture: Dorset Echo FACILITIES at Haven s three holiday parks in Weymouth have reopened fully after being forced to close due to unruly behaviour’ of some guests at one site – including alleged sexual assaults and theft. All entertainment facilities at Haven s sites in Weymouth - Littlesea, Seaview and Weymouth Bay - closed for the entire weekend to protect the safety of visitors and staff. The decision was made following ‘intimidating and abusive behaviour of some guests’ at its Littlesea Park on Friday, July 9. Affected guests have been offered partial refunds on their holidays if they remained on site, or a full refund if they chose to leave.
Haven s holiday parks closed down this weekend following intimidating and abusive behaviour of some guests, reportedly travellers, on Friday night. The decision and anti-social behaviour led to many familes leaving on Saturday and Sunday. FACILITIES at three holiday parks in Weymouth were closed to visitors following ‘noise and unruly behaviour’ by some guests – with one dad fearing for his family’s safety. All entertainment facilities at Haven s sites in Weymouth - Littlesea, Seaview and Weymouth Bay - were closed for the entire weekend to protect the safety of holidaymakers following anti-social behaviour of some guests. Guests were unable to go swimming, visit its clubhouse and enjoy shows, play at the arcades or visit the bar – meaning holidaymakers were unable to watch the Euro 2020 final on Sunday evening as they had planned.