I want to take the westie camping on my own. Just me, a one man tent, the westie and a tin of beans. Does anyone know a campsite right on the cliff/sea front within three hour drive of hertfordshire? The more remote the better..

In theory, unless I am behind the time this still not allowed. You are not exercising. Same as the fishermen who want to go and sit on their own at a lake overnight.

But judging by the images of the beaches recently no-one seems to care anymore. Here comes another 12 weeks of lockdown!! 2011 4.4tdv8 Vogue
Baltic Blue

Thanks for your really helpful reply!

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Make your own choice and run the gauntlet of angry locals! Most campsites etc. remain closed, but I guess there are some farmers that would not be too bothered either way.

And there is always wild camping, but limited to either Scotland or Dartmoor and that is out of your 3 hour window.

Good luck..... 2011 4.4tdv8 Vogue
Baltic Blue

As far as im aware no campsites are open. Im asking for when lockdown does lift which looks soon.

Cheers

Wild camping in England is hard to come by. You can wild camp on Dartmoor, parts of Exmoor and some areas of the Lake District. In Scotland you can pitch up and put your tent up in many places such as loch sides, beaches and forrests. Obviously it is always wise to gain approval first.

Jim

Well worth extending travel time for the peace and quiet of Scotland. 2011 4.4tdv8 Vogue
Baltic Blue

I think you're right - leave on a Friday afternoon - come back sunday

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