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Modern wild camping has changed a fair bit in the last decade, it’s rarely just about a map and a compass anymore.

Whether you’re travelling with a backpack, campervan or motorhome, apps are an essential part of the planning process. A good app can quickly help you find overnight locations, check the terrain for a hike, monitor weather conditions and even alert you ...


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Northern Ireland is one of the most rewarding countries to explore by motorhome. You can drive from breathtaking Atlantic cliffs to quiet mountain valleys in a single day.

If you are planning your next motorhome trip to Northern Ireland, it’s worth figuring out what the rules are, the best way to go about doing so and where you may need to go.

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Ireland is one of Europe’s most rewarding countries to explore by motorhome. You can drive from windswept Atlantic cliffs to quiet mountain valleys in a single day, often passing through landscapes that feel far less developed than comparable parts of mainland Europe.

That freedom often makes travellers wonder if they are able to simply rock up and park in their cam...


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Ireland feels like it was made for wild camping. Vast stretches of coastline, remote mountain ranges, quiet peninsulas and sparsely populated landscapes that create the impression that you can simply pitch a tent wherever you could find a good view.

The reality is a little more complicated. Ireland doesn’t have a universal legal right to wild camp, yet responsible w...


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Exploring the Brecon Beacons by campervan or motorhome is one of the best ways to experience the national park. You can wake up beneath mountain ridges, spend the day hiking remote trails and finish the evening under some of the atmospheric skies in Wales.

The challenge is that vehicle-based overnight stays operate under different rules from tent-based wild camping....


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