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Yes, wild camping, also known as boondocking, dry camping, or dispersed camping, is officially allowed in England. Most of the land is privately owned, and the owners allow camping for one night if requested.
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Since a large part of the land is privately owned, you can camp here, with the permission of the landowner. Wild camping is also allowed in remote places. The rules for wild camping vary, depending on the region. In some areas, you must get permission from the public authorities.
Some national parks also allow wild camping and free camping, but there are restrictions:
You can ask the tourist authorities for permission and get maps for the region, where you can find wild camping sites, and contact information.
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England is no longer considered a high-risk area as of Feb. 20, 2022. Campsites are allowed to be open and there are few restrictions.
Our tip: Avoid traveling abroad and discover some nice places in your area. In this way, you avoid contact with large crowds and are out in the fresh air.
We wish you all the best and good health these days.
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Surfing on sandy beaches in the south or enjoying the sun, or would you prefer a stroll through the forests inland? England offers every traveler the right destination if you know where to find it. With your campervan or motorhome, you can explore the whole island and see all facets of England. We have put together a few tips and tricks for you to consider on your trip through England.
Obey the traffic rules
Radar controls are very common in England. For this reason, you should stick to the speed limits. Restrictions in England are usually expressed in miles per hour. One mile is about 1.6 km/h. The most important speed limits are:
Especially if you are traveling in a rural area and you don't see any other vehicles for a while, you quickly forget an important fact, in England, there is left-hand traffic.
Consider the weather
England is a very rainy and stormy country that has to do with the proximity of the ocean and the sometimes barren vegetation. You should, therefore, prepare yourself for wet days.
Wet floors
If you are traveling in a motorhome or campervan you should make sure that you choose a suitable pitch so that you don't get stuck. If you want to spend the night in your tent, you should take an additional tarpaulin with you to protect the tent floor from moisture.
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The red telephone booths and double-decker buses are symbols of England. Everyone knows that the Queen's Guard is not allowed to move or smile. Tea-Time and Fish and Chips, of course, that's England. But flatulists? Cheese races and carrying women? Here are ten interesting facts to help you break the ice while camping and get a conversation rolling.
Fact #1 - Village traditions
The Cooper's Hill cheese race or woman carrier in Dorking, in the country you can look at some strange traditions.
Fact #2 - Built close to the water
In England, you are never more than 113 km away from the nearest seashore, no matter where you are.
Fact #3 - Stamp upside down
If you want to send a postcard, make sure the Queen is not stuck upside down on the stamp. This is punishable by law.
Fact #4 - Short war
The shortest war in history lasted 38 minutes. It was the British-Zanzibar War of 1896.
Fact #5 - The sandwich comes from England
The sandwich was invented in 1729 by the fourth Earl of Sandwich when he had his food brought between two slices of bread.
Fact #6 - Hedges
England has the most hedges in the world, about 53,000 km. So be careful when driving, visibility may be limited.
Fact #7 - One of the cities with exclamation marks
In England, you will find one of only two cities in the world with an exclamation mark in its name. The English village "Westward Ho!
Fact #8 - Strange entertainers
The stranger kind of entertainers is flatulists. What do they do? The best way to describe them is as fart artists.
Fact #9 - Crossword Puzzle
According to experts, the English newspapers "London Times" and "Observer" publish the most difficult crossword puzzles in the world.
Fact #10 - The Swan Queen
All swans found on public lakes in England are owned by the Queen.
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