The overall answer is YES!
But (there's always a but) there are rules and regulations you need to adhere to aswell as general common sense - take a look at how to safely and legally wild camp in Scotland!
According to visitscotland.com, you need to familiarise yourself with the Scottish Outdoor Access Code before you decide to go wild camping. It's not full of rules but just a basic guide that campers should follow for a 'leave-no-trace' policy.
IMPORTANT THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
According to Scotland's access legislation, the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, you are allowed to camp on most unenclosed land.
However, due to wild camping becoming so popular, East Loch Lomond is subject to wild camping byelaws.
Don't just think where you are staying should be fine - always double check the laws.
TOP TIPS TO FOLLOW
- Don't leave rubbish or litter anywhere, basically leave it as you found it.
- Never light an open fire near forests or in dry periods and when possible, use a stove rather than an open fire.
- If you're unsure about something, double check with the owner of the land.
- If a location is busy, move onto another site to avoid overcrowding.
There are some amazingly beautiful places to wild camp in Scotland so together we can keep it that way - always be considerate of others and nature!
Have you been wild camping before? Where is one of your favourite places?
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