Wild camping is one of the most amazing ways to enjoy the outdoors, and England’s Dartmoor National Park is one of our favourite locations for a fun getaway from the hectic hustle and bustle of city life..

If you’re tired of spending your outdoor time on a camping ground, you might want to give wild camping a shot. It’s the best way to immerse yourself in the peace and quiet of nature, just you, a tent and the wilderness around you..

Check out our Part 3 of the Wild Camping series, where we go through the best tips and tricks and everything about setting up camp, choosing a place to cook and sleep..

Check out our Part 2 of the Wild Camping series, where we go through the best gear that you should bring with you on your trip, as well as cooking utensils and tools..

Find out everything that goes into planning a wild camping trip, from choosing a destination and getting familiar with the rules, and deciding how long you wish to camp..

All-in-one essential guide to choosing the right tent for your next camping trip! Which type of tent should you choose? Should you go for an ultralight tent?

As beautiful and peaceful as camping is we must remember that we are guests in the outdoors, and as such we have the responsibility, towards both nature and the visitors that will come after us..

Why do you get cold when sleeping in a tent? While the surrounding air is a factor, the majority of your body heat is actually lost through the ground you are laying on..

The sleeping bag is your blanket away from home. It is responsible for insulating you from the surrounding air and for maintaining your body temperature. Not all sleeping bags are the same, so let’s see what the differences are and how to choose one..

No matter how careful you are, ticks are something that any hiker will eventually have to deal with. Given that an encounter is almost inevitable, how do you reduce those chances and get rid of the tick once it’s turned you into dinner?

We thought the tales of black clouds overwhelming hikers and outdoor workers were exaggerated but it turns out that there is some truth to the myth..