Pitching a tent far from civilisation, where the only sounds come from the birds and the whistling of the wind through the trees, makes for a restorative break for anyone who enjoys spending time in ...

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There's a bit of a stink going down in the Scottish countryside: the Outdoor Access Code established the right to wild camp in law, but communities around Loch Rannoch and Loch Lomond are thoroughly ...

There are not many places in the world – or indeed in the UK – where you can pitch a tent wherever you like in nature. But in Scotland, and in particular the Cairngorms, it’s not only legal, it’s a ...

A sense of adventure awaits those willing to sleep under the stars in one of Scotland’s most dramatic landscapes. Spending a night under the stars in the Cairngorms National Park promises ...

Scotland's "best wild(ish) campsites" have been named. Topping the list is a coastal site that was described as "one for beach lovers". When it comes to camping in Scotland, there are many different ...

Even though much of Europe is off-limits to wild campers, there are pockets of solitude where you’ll find magnificent landscapes as well as open-minded attitudes to pitching a tent. Here are seven ...

A group of islands in the far north of Scotland have been named among the best solo holidays in the UK. Including places like Shropshire and the Isle of Wight in England, the list aims to highlight ...

"It can teach you so much, so much within yourself, and about the environment - it becomes addictive," said Becky Harrison of going wild camping. The 52-year-old from the South Hams in Devon first ...