Camping places in england?

Hello

I am turning 18 soon and me and 6 other friends wanted to do the pennines way walk, which is 268 miles along the backbone of England (the pennines). We are not doing this anymore as you are not allowed to wild camp or make fires.

I was wondering if there is anywhere in England where you are allowed to do Bear Grylls type things like making fires and setting traps and wild camping, or is it against the law in every place?

Thanks.

Answer
Against the law in all of England. You will need to come to the USA.

wavebreak island Qld, camping help?

Nathan

Hey everyone,

me and a couple of friends are planning on going camping on wavebreak island for the long weekend.

just wondering if you're allowed to just pitch a tent wherever you like over there?
and is there firewood? thats all i can really think of at the moment! bring on the weekend

Answer
The only place in USA where citizens camp wherever they please for free
is in National Forest; open fire isn't allowed and Federal District Offices
can inform you of other rules that are being enforced by paid staff. There
are other Federal, State, County and municipal property posted regarding
public usage. These lands are regulated and supervised. Private property
is just that and either you have use authorization from owner or suffer from
legal consequences. American judicial and penal systems are crowded
with people who never honestly thought they would experience either. You
get one telephone call after arrival at jail; decide now who best to contact.

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