We’ve travelled all over the place in our trusty Iveco campervan – lovingly known as ‘Tubs’. Scotland is a favourite spot of ours, partly because of the beautiful scenery, but also because of the ‘right to roam’ ethos, which has traditionally given greater access to the countryside.
It’s a liberating experience, being free to park up for a roadside stopover in a forestry carpark that allows overnight parking or on the shore of a loch with the prospect of a morning swim, with nobody else around.

As campervanning has become so much more popular, these places are becoming ever harder to find. We found ourselves having to stay in busy campsites, with little privacy. And so began the search for those one-off, tranquil locations without any neighbours or noise. We know such places exist, as we are fortunate to have friends with some beautiful farmland. We also know that we would be willing to pay a premium for this type of location in the knowledge that we are welcome, and to get that uninterrupted access to nature.

Wild With Consent gives guests the opportunity to stay in those wild, secluded places with full landowner consent, rather than parking cheek-by-jowl with other tourists. We only offer these sites to those travelling in self-contained campervans or motorhomes who are on the hunt for a unique adventure. Our network of farm sites only take one booking per night each, so you'll have the whole place to yourself.

We believe that exploring beautiful Britain should be top of everyone's bucket list, but we want to help people access nature in a responsible way. We aim to open up access to more places, but in a controlled way that leaves no trace on the natural landscape and supports rural communities.

Grace, Founder