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wild camp
verb[ I ]
UKuk /ˌwaɪld ˈkæmp/ us /ˌwaɪld ˈkæmp/
to camp(= sleep in a tent) on land that does not have any services and is not part of an official camping site :
All land belongs to someone, so ask for permission before you wild camp on it.
We've wild camped in some incredible places - next to rivers, by the sea, in the middle of forests and up mountains.
Related word
wild camping
In England and Wales you do not have a legal right to wild camp, and landowners are within their rights to demand that you leave.
I've wild camped in farmers' fields before, as well as in pub beer gardens.
Protesters are fighting for the right to wild camp on Dartmoor.
In Scotland you are permitted to wild camp on most unenclosed land.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Camping
backpack
bivvy
bivvy sack
boondocking
camp stove
campcraft
camper
camping ground
encamp
flysheet
groundcloth
groundsheet
lean-to
party tent
peg out
pop-up tent
Primus stove
pup tent
sleeping bag
tent
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