Wild camping has been all over the news recently since it was banned on Dartmoor and then subsequently ruled as legal once again by the Court of Appeal, a long-running story that has raised much ...

Wild camping is the term given to primitive camping at an unestablished backcountry site off-trail without fee utilizing self-sustaining equipment, recreating lawfully and leaving no trace, ...

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.

Wild camping should be a basic human right – it’s a life-altering experience everyone should be allowed to try. The Supreme Court’s ruling on allowing wild camping in Dartmoor National Park ...

Wild camping has long been legal in Scotland under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, but in England there is no general right to wild camp on most private land, with Dartmoor being an exception.

Here are some top tips from our wild camping experts James Forrest and Ben Weeks on how to enjoy your dream night in the ...

I HAVE wild camped on Dartmoor more times than I can count and the fact that this right was even debated in court seemed ludicrous to me. Back in 2021, the battle for the right to wild camp on Dart… ...

Wild camping is legal and the only restrictions are staying at least 100 metres from roads and not leaving behind any rubbish. Lofoten islands, Norway: Sleep under the midnight sun.

The lengthy legal battle ended on Wednesday, May 21, when the Supreme Court ruled that wild camping on Dartmoor should be allowed. For non-campers, this may seem insignificant.

Wild camping has long been legal in Scotland under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, but in England there is no general right to wild camp on most private land, with Dartmoor being an exception.