Two of Wales's most stunning destinations are amongst the top places to go for an "off-grid" camping experience. Eryri National Park and Bannau Brycheiniog (Snowdonia and Brecon Beacon National ...

Welcome to the Year of Wild Camping 2025 is the year we put wild camping firmly on the map. Through our We Wild Camp campaign, the BMC are calling for a definitive moment in the political spotlight - ...

Wild camping is truly getting back to nature without the creature comforts of a site. But campers can also prove a nuisance to local communities in North Wales.

Wild camping and the law Wild camping is lawful in Scotland. In England and Wales it’s illegal unless you have the landowner’s permission, except for certain parts of Dartmoor.

Wild camping - pitching your tent in a quiet place and leaving no trace - has long been a much-loved part of outdoor adventure. But across most of England and Wales, it remains off-limits, unclear, or ...

It is understood the problem erupted after the site was wrongly named as a place for wild camping in North Wales. They have been using the park's woods as a toilet.

The Open Spaces Society (OSS) has called for wild camping to be legalised across England and Wales.

In reality, the fly camping described in the BBC piece has absolutely nothing to do with wild camping, and there are already laws in place proscribing such destructive behaviour.

News UK News Camping holidays 'Wild luxury' campsite in Wales has 200 year old pub and 'proper loos' The Hawarden Estate Farm Shop campsite has been designed to "celebrate the great outdoors" and ...

Police are searching for a missing 55-year-old woman who they believe may be wild camping in a remote part of North Wales. Farm volunteer Christine Fish was last seen on the evening of February 26 ...