Get off the beaten track with your very own remote camping spot. Wild With Consent's sites are handpicked to help you discover some of the most beautiful and secluded corners of nature in the UK. From stunning coastal pitches to rugged moorland farms and nature reserves teeming with wildlife, there's something for everyone. And with only one booking per night, you'll have the whole place to yourself.

Essex is a real county of contrasts offering a rich tapestry of everything that makes Britain great. There is a wonderful collection of old and new, and Essex manages to combine modern facilities, fascinating towns and villages and ever-changing coastlines to create the perfect day trip or short break. Visit Essex is a great tool to explore our county!

We cannot recommend a membership with the National Trust enough, as wherever we go it enables us to experience truly unique natural and historic places – finding beauty, space and air to breathe. The trust is Europe’s largest conservation charity taking care of hundreds of miles of accessible coastline, hundreds of thousands of acres of countryside and hundreds of historic houses, parks, gardens and archaeological sites.

A network of locations for 4x4 overlanders and adventure enthusiasts looking for somewhere wilder to camp - an innovative platform that allows landowners to designate portions of their property for off-grid camping, categorised into varying levels of off-road experience and wildness!

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Code 'LANDYCAMP25' for 25% OFF your first year's membership!

Our neighbouring county, situated on the east coast of England, Suffolk is a county filled with natural beauty, bordered by 50 miles of glorious coastline and topped with breathtaking skies. It's the perfect holiday destination, full of charming villages and medieval towns which draw in artists and writers, and its bounty of great produce and restaurants make it a special spot for foodies.

England’s second big trust managing hundreds of historic buildings, monuments and sites - from world-famous prehistoric excavations to Roman forts and Cold War bunkers. Whether it’s Stonehenge, Hadrian’s Wall or Dover Castle – a stroll through one of their places brings the story of England to life.

For those looking for a wilder, secluded or quieter camping experience, this growing network of privately owned locations to camp on is a good place to start. Members have access to an online directory of the locations and with comprehensive details of the facilities available. Their locations in England and Wales are still quite limited right now – but some of them are stunning.

There are many good hiking apps out there, but we discovered this one getting lost in the rugged landscape of Northern Spain and it works just as well on our English home turf. After a free trial it costs a couple of pounds, but whether you are hiking, cycling or running, it suggests routes or, based on your start and end point, will guide you along a customized route, with all the sights on the way and a smart topographical breakdown of surfaces, way-type and elevation analysis. Thus, it’s ensured you are always staying in suitable terrain, are safely guided and aware of what lies ahead.

Looking after 2,300 nature reserves, covering 98,500 hectares, the Wildlifetrust is our got to to find Nature Reserves, woodlands and wildlife wherever we pitch-up. Use their map search to find hidden gems for long walks and spotting some unexpected wildlife.