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Prince William looked great (even in his less-than-dapper footwear) during a visit to Dartmoor National Park on Thursday afternoon. During the occasion, the royal was captured by cameras in a ...

Pamela Woods, chair of Dartmoor National Park Authority, said: “The effects of flooding can be devastating, causing significant damage to homes, businesses, roads and nature: by 2070 we are predicted ...

It’s official – wild camping in Dartmoor National Park is legal. After a two-year legal battle, last Wednesday, May 21, the Supreme Court ruled that a millionaire landowner in the park was ...

In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that wild camping is legal on Dartmoor, restoring a long-standing public right that had been challenged by a wealthy landowner. The ruling ...

The Supreme Court’s ruling on allowing wild camping in Dartmoor National Park is a win for outdoor enthusiasts, says adventurer Phoebe Smith Wednesday 21 May 2025 16:35 BST 0 Comments ...

Dartmoor National Park Authority said it is ‘delighted and relieved’ by the ruling. Dr Kevin Bishop, Chief Executive of Dartmoor National Park Authority, said: “This is a landmark judgment ...

Dartmoor National Park, designated in 1951, covers a 368sq m area that features "commons" - areas of unenclosed privately owned moorland where locals can put livestock.

Dartmoor National Park, designated in 1951, covers a 368-square-mile area which features “commons” – areas of unenclosed, privately-owned moorland where locals can put livestock.

Dartmoor National Park, designated in 1951, covers a 368-square-mile area which features "commons", areas of unenclosed, privately-owned moorland where locals can put livestock. The Supreme Court ...

The national park is one of the last places in England where camping without landowner permission is allowed by law. A tent on Dartmoor.

Dartmoor National Park, designated in 1951, covers a 368-square-mile area which features “commons” – areas of unenclosed, privately-owned moorland where locals can put livestock.