Wild Camping is for everyone.
If you’re curious about wild camping but not sure where to start, our "Top 5 First Time Wild Spaces" are the perfect introduction. Designed with beginners in mind, these locations provide easy access and welcoming conditions that make camping in autumn and winter a bit less daunting.
Think scenic spots with gentle landscapes and helpful amenities nearby. Experience the magic of the colder seasons while enjoying the reassurance of a safe environment, and see how the peace and quiet of nature in the off-season can offer a truly special escape.
Frosterley
County Durham
Eight acres of riverside meadow & woodland only a short walk from the village centre. Close by to parking, shops & the pub making this space a great option to tackle your first wild camping experience this winter.
Hoarstone Hide
Pembrokeshire National Park
A proper hidden gem in our network, hardly visited due to its location but honestly it is a corker. Secluded & spacious only 100 metres from parking, it has zero facilities but its accessibility makes this a brilliant first time wild camp.
Rye Bank
Cheshire
A spacious & beautiful corner of this Cheshire farm with easy access & nearby facilities (if needed). The hosts are stoked to be able to offer this experience, especially for families & it is a great spot to start your camping adventure.
Devillings Garden
Hampshire
A stunning meadow in Hampshire, easily accessible & close by to a farm shop with amenities if you need them. This space is a haven for wildlife, level & open all year so you can experience your own slice of nature even in the colder months.
Radcliffes Meander
North Cheshire
We can't tell you how special this spot is, deep in a meander of the River Dane almost entirely surrounded by water. It is also only a couple hundred metres from parking & a family farm shop, with all you need to make this an accessible & memorable camping adventure.
As you explore these woodland retreats, remember that every visit is a chance to witness nature’s quiet transformation during the colder months. Embrace the crisp air, the crunch of frost underfoot, and the peacefulness that only autumn and winter can bring. Whether you're there to capture the perfect photograph, enjoy a meditative walk, or simply switch off from the world, these wild spaces offer a unique kind of magic that lingers long after you’ve left. So, take your time, soak in the serenity, and let the woods work their wonder on you—because the best adventures don’t always happen in summer.
Follow the link below & head to the Wild Space search tools to explore the rest!
