'Open land for wild camping in Wales', say campaigners
BBC News By James McCarthy & Rachel Flint BBC News image captionWith holidaymakers facing difficulties booking traditional campsites, some are looking elsewhere Huge tracts of land should be opened up for people to camp on in Wales, campaigners have said. Organisations like the National Trust, Natural Resources Wales and the Crown Estate own or manage hundreds of thousands of acres of land in Wales. Wild camping is banned in Wales and England, except on parts of Dartmoor. It is legal in Scotland. Carl Collins, co-founder of website Tentlife, said allowing wild camping in Wales was "a very vi...