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04/7/2020 at 12:53pm
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What about the Gower peninsular in Wales?
Very nice if you have not visited it before.
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06/7/2020 at 12:29pm
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I think in Scotland wild camping is by right, with a few exceptions for specific locations, but in England (and presumably Wales) it's prohibited without landowners permission and with some conditions imposed.
Lake District, it's permitted but only above the highest fell wall, which often puts you in a place where terrain was just too difficult to build a wall any higher up the fell! Long hard slog up a rough hillside to get to most of those permitted places I'd say, probably aimed more at the climbers and high fell walkers as a facility to their pastime than casual campers.
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