Wild camping can be an exhilarating experience for anyone who wants to connect with nature, but this rugged camping style isn't for everyone. Here's why.

Read more: Why wild camping should be a basic human right However, even straight-line routes shouldn’t be taken for granted as there aren’t signs or paths telling you where to go, and Dartmoor ...

Wild camping, which involves pitching your tent away from all infrastructure, carrying all of your equipment and leaving no trace, is permitted in Scotland, where most land has been free to use by ...

When you’re camping in the wilderness, your tent isn’t just a shelter. The best two-person tents, such as ones from Big Agnes and Mountain Hardwear, feel like home.

For the upper tent floor, Wild Land offers front and rear fold-out extensions that give the tent a trapezoidal prism shape and create a generous 220 x 140 cm (87 x 55-inch) sleeping area.

There’s something truly liberating about wild camping — deciding on a whim to forgo the journey you had planned and stay one more night in a place you never knew existed. There needn’t be a ...

With wild camping, the mindset is “hike less, camp more, explore everywhere,” he said. In order to wild camp, Owens said there needs to be lawful land recreation and uninterrupted wilderness.

As the wild campers of Dartmoor discovered, even statutory rights can be lost. If the British public are to enjoy a broader right to roam, as people visiting countries like Scotland or Norway do ...

Wild camping is a fair bit safer than many other UK pastimes, especially if you follow all the guidelines. Don't pitch up on the edge of a cliff face and you're probably in for a very calm ...

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has ruled that wid camping is legal on Dartmoor, the vast vast moorland in the county of Devon, in southwest England. This landmark decision effectively ...