Wild camping means spending the night in remote, natural landscapes away from official campsites, usually carrying everything you need in your pack and pitching your tent in the wild.
No. Our wild camping adventures are designed for all levels. Our guides will support you with navigation, campcraft, and outdoor skills so you can enjoy the experience safely.
A kit list is provided for each trip. Essentials usually include a tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, waterproof clothing, and suitable footwear. Some items may be available to hire.
We run guided adventures in some of Scotland’s most remote and beautiful locations, including Knoydart and the Isle of Rum.
Yes, wild camping is permitted in most areas of Scotland under the Scottish Outdoor Access Code, provided it’s done responsibly. Our guides will ensure we camp in suitable, sustainable spots.
We’ll advise you on what food to bring and how to carry it. Fresh water can often be collected from streams, and we’ll show you safe ways to treat or filter it.
Each trip varies, but you can expect to carry your camping gear and walk several miles each day. A reasonable level of fitness helps, but we pace the trips so everyone can enjoy the journey.
Scotland’s weather can be unpredictable. Our experienced leaders always put safety first and will adapt routes or campsites to suit conditions.
Absolutely! Many of our participants join solo and find that wild camping trips are a great way to meet like-minded adventurers.
You can book directly through our website. Spaces are limited, so we recommend reserving early to secure your place.