Outdoorsy Brits have shared their top 20 favourite camping spots around the UK – with the Lake District, Cornwall, and the Scottish Highlands topping the list.

Best walks in the Lake District 1. Ash Landing and Claife Heights . One of the Lake District’s most well-known lakes, Windermere is an enormously popular place to visit due to its myriad water ...

They said: “Wild camping is technically not permitted anywhere in the Lake District without prior permission from the landowner. "As the National Park Authority, we do not have the power to ...

Certainly, spa hotels in the Lake District take full advantage of their location with, amongst other treats, outdoor Finnish-style saunas, cocktails served in infinity pools, and glass-fronted ...

Kailpot Crag is the only Lake District spot to be named in the list but locations elsewhere have been featured, including wild swimming spots in Cornwall, West Yorkshire and the Isle of Skye. Blue ...

Fly camping occurs when a camper's planned pitch is not above the highest fell wall and people are encouraged to report any instances of this to the police on 101.