Good places for bushcraft

[theorsmeister]

At my house I have quite a substantial woods, but I am moving and will no longer have this place to camp out with friends and learn new skills.

Does anyone know areas that you can legally wild camp in and practise bushcraft.

The larger and less touched the better.

Cheers

 

[Eric_Methven]

You don't say where you are moving to. It'll make a difference. There's nowhere much in England where you can wild camp legally, but Scotland has possibilities.

Eric

 

[Viking]

Sweden

 

[marcja]

I've not had too many problems with wild camping anywhere (mainly in national parks when I'm on a multi-day trail). Just remember to stay out the way of houses, roads, dont go harrassing the animals etc. Don't go making fires unless you have the landowners permission to do so. Most of all if you are asked to move on do it. Most landowners that can see you are responsible i.e. a camp which is being kept very clean and no damage being caused to the surroundings are happy to let you stay.

Though this is just my experience, don't go taking my word for it!

M

 

[Ahjno]

Sweden

Or Veluwe national park in Holland (illegal to camp or light fires though), but a free cougar (puma concolor) is included (probably escaped from a zoo, or private collection )