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snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
The park appears to be owned jointly by P&K Council and the Forestry Commission, I can't find anything on the park website regarding a camping ban, in fact the Forestry Commision gives a little encouragement........
Wild camping
Camping wild in the forest can be fun if you're hardy. Please choose a campsite that’s well away from buildings, roads and our recreation facilities and do your best to leave no trace of your stay. This type of camping is lightweight and done in small numbers, for only two or three nights in a place. Overnight parking of cars and campervans is not permitted.
Go for it!
Wild camping
Camping wild in the forest can be fun if you're hardy. Please choose a campsite that’s well away from buildings, roads and our recreation facilities and do your best to leave no trace of your stay. This type of camping is lightweight and done in small numbers, for only two or three nights in a place. Overnight parking of cars and campervans is not permitted.
Go for it!
rualexander
Legendary Member
No reason why you can't camp on Kinnoull Hill
HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
No idea but its beautiful, enjoy :-)
- Location
- London
That's very reasonable. "small numbers" could be a few. And I thought they would say one night, not two or three. Is that the Forestry Commissions's policy all over the UK or just north of the border?
snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
Just north of the border in compliance with Scottish Land Use Law.
The quote in post 2 was taken from here.... https://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/activities/camping
