
Winter Camping in Britain: Where to Go and How to Stay Warm
The best places for winter camping in Britain, from the Cairngorms to Cornwall, which campsites stay open, and how to pick a spot that keeps you warm.
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The best places for winter camping in Britain, from the Cairngorms to Cornwall, which campsites stay open, and how to pick a spot that keeps you warm.
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Camp near Britain's best hot air balloon festivals, from the free Bristol fiesta at Ashton Court to Longleat, and catch the dawn and dusk mass ascents.
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The best geological sites in the UK to visit while camping, from the Jurassic Coast to the Giant's Causeway, with the real geology and where to pitch nearby.
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How to choose a beach campsite in the UK, why you cannot pitch on the sand itself, and the kit that survives an exposed coastal pitch.
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Practical camping hygiene tips for staying clean on serviced sites and wild camping: washing, teeth, toilets, fresh clothes and periods outdoors.
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Wild camping in Scotland is a legal right under the 2003 access laws. Here is how to choose a safe, legal pitch and leave no trace behind you.
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The best UK surf spots from Fistral to Thurso and the campsites right by the beach, with wetsuit tips, forecasts and RNLI safety advice for every level.
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The best scenic drives in the UK, from the North Coast 500 to Bealach na Ba, each paired with a campsite to pitch up at the end.
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The UK's National Trails explained: real routes and distances, how to pick one, what to pack, navigation and mountain safety that keeps you alive.
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How to plan a multi-day hiking trip in the UK, from choosing a route and daily mileage to accommodation, kit, navigation and safety.
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How much water to carry hiking, how to spot dehydration early, and how to refill and treat water safely on UK hills and trails.
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The best multi-day backpacking routes across the Scottish islands, from Skye and Arran to the 156 mile Hebridean Way, with ferries, access and camping.
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