Peelde

Hi, we are due to swan off to the borders and Northumberland in August. Are there any decent campsites that can be recommended or is wild camping going to be a better alternative? As we will be visiting waterfalls and walking, I think the latter would be better. What do you guys think?

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jaybee

Hi Peelde,
I live in the Scottish Borders and there are loads of places for wildcamping.
You just need to get off the main roads a little. Lots of Forest walks, lots of Forestry Commission car parks really quiet at night. I you have an idea of where you want to visit on the Scottish side of the border, let me know and i can be more precise with wildcamp locations.
Best regards JayBee.

Peelde

Thanks Jaybee, will look at maps and let you know.

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paulejw

If you have visited some good locations this summer please download our software and send us the parking locations you have found.

http://www.motorhomelist.co.uk/parking.htm

GJH

It's as well to remember that, officially, the Forestry Commission does not allow wild camping in any forests under its control (this includes tents as well as motorhomes). It may well be that people are not often challenged but it can happen so one would have to be prepared to move on if requested to do so.

Graham

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