Why I Prefer Quiet Wild Camping in England
No music, no TV, just me and a chance to walk, spend a night outdoors, clear my head and return home feeling refreshed.
Tag: bivvy camping
How I Find Wild Camping Spots in England (Real Approach)
I don’t really have a proper system for locating a camp spot. It’s more of a process, a bit of hit and miss and a bit of luck.
Wild Camping Kit for Beginners (Cheap, Simple and Enough for One Night)
If you’re thinking about trying wild camping, the biggest mistake you can make is spending a small fortune on gear. You don’t need expensive kit,…
Melbury Down, Dorset – Low-Profile Bivvi Camp on Exposed HillsÂ
I knew very little about this place before I arrived. I’ve passed through the area a few times and knew the Cranborne Chase landscape is very pretty…
The Way I Wild Camp – Quiet, Stealth and Low Impact
My approach is simple. I keep things quiet, low profile and try to leave no trace or signs that I was ever there.
Dancing Ledge Wild Camping (Dorset Coast Walk & Camp)
This trip took me along one of the more rugged and interesting sections of the Isle of Purbeck coastline in Dorset.
M3, St Catherine’s Hill, Hampshire – OEX Phoxx 1V2 Motorway Camp
This was a return to St Catherine’s Hill in Winchester, but with a different motive this time.
Winter vs Summer Camping (UK): My First Full Winter Outdoors
Winter camping in my part of the UK isn’t about extreme weather – it’s about dealing with damp, cold and long, grey days. I’m based…