Wild camping

[Brains]

Camp Site
An official location with facilities where campers pay to spend the night

Off Grid Camping
Camping without the benefit of EHU &/or water &/or waste disposal.
*Can apply to facility free CS and CL official camp sites, although water is usually provided

Free Camping
Camping in an officially designated location where no overnight fee is charged
(Aires, Stellenplatz, BritStops, etc)

Wild Camping
Camping far from the nearest road, path or habitation.
(American: Boondocking)

Stealth Camping
Camping very discreetly within an urban area.
(French: 'Camping Sept a Sept' (SaS) Arrive after 7pm, leave before 7am )

Fly Camping
Camping in a public access area such as a local park, sports field or national park and leaving behind signs that camping has taken place (fire pits, rubbish, waste)


Feral Camping
Remote Camping
Freeloading
Off Site Camping
"Non paying members of the caravan club"
Carefree camping
Overnighting
etc.
Camping on the side of the road or in a car park

 

[Phileas Fogg]

Thanks Paul that is brilliant!

 

[Nanniemate]

Sounds like they want a mobile hotel room to locate wherever they want.

Is that not what a MH is

 

[LesW]

Surely 'Wild Camping' can only take place where there is a possibility of being eaten by bears and/or wolves...

 

[Just smiffy]

Surely 'Wild Camping' can only take place where there is a possibility of being eaten by bears and/or wolves...

In Cornwall it’ll be the locals…

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[vwalan]

In Cornwall it’ll be the locals…

no we prefer baby pasties.
dont want great grisly ones

 

[Minxy]

https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/c...l-say-wild-motorhome-5450955#comments-section should get you there, Im already replying

Just done a long post (well 2 as I ran out of space!). Happy to add more if there's anything in particular you want mentioning.

 

[Minxy]

Surely 'Wild Camping' can only take place where there is a possibility of being eaten by bears and/or wolves...

... or the Scottish midges and haggis!