When
it comes to camping holidays, a lot of people like to keep it local.
Sleeping in a tent already has a bit of an unsafe feeling about it,
but when you’re doing it in your own wilderness you feel a lot
safer. Taking it somewhere else on the other hand can involve a lot
of jeopardous factors, and that’s no fun for anyone. Yet, there’s
always new and fun experiences to be had outside of your own local area or even country,
and it’s still perfectly safe to pitch up a tent. So if you’re
thinking of taking a trip to another country for any reason, why not
turn it into a camping and introduce your family to nature in the
proper way? Here’s some of the safest places for you to go camping
and have the experience of a lifetime.
Pitch
Up in Denmark
The
whole point of camping is to get reacquainted with nature by staying
in it and thriving off of it whilst travelling, thus places like
Denmark, who are trying to get closer to nature with energy efficient solutions all over their cities, are perfect for hiking through and camping in the wilderness needs.
Countries
in the North have some of the most picturesque views to wake up to
and relatively unthreatening wildlife; forests that are perfect to
play around in and lakes good for taking a boat across, there’s
something for everyone here.
Try
Out Scotland
Just
off the end of England, Scotland is a great place to experience the
myth and magic camping always promises but rarely delivers on. There
are a lot of places in Scotland in which you can just pitch up on
without threats from government or angry farmers, so choose wherever
you want to go and enjoy a bit of wild camping. It’s a lot more
creative than that of staying in a designated field!
You
really go it alone when you’re living off of the fat of the land,
using dry shampoo on the kids’ hair each morning and hiking around
the mountains of this kind of landscape. Perfect for any lovers of
nature, and big beetle hunts the likes of which schools have never
seen!

Head
to France
Everyone’s
wanted to go to Paris! Yet, camping in France is a lovely sight to
behold, and whilst wild camping isn’t entirely allowed yet not
really frowned upon, there’s plenty of places for you to set up
your little camp. You can easily gain permission from a lot of
landowners to use their fields and hills, but be sure to leave in the
morning and don’t make too much of a mess. There are also countless camping sites you can pay to stay at. It’s a great start for
people unused to camping who want to warm to the entire experience!

The
world is full of good camping sites so be sure to try out as many as
you can in you’re travelling time. Kids will always love it and you can create magical memories.
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