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5 Campsites to Try in UK National Parks
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It’s National Parks Week! And to help you get out and enjoy the nation’s 
breathing spaces, we asked the folks from coolcamping.com for their pick of the national parks’ best campsites.
Famed for their natural beauty, Britain’s national parks are best appreciated by getting in among the undergrowth, breathing in the fresh country air and soaking up every inch of the scenery. So it’s no surprise that these revered places, from the North York Moors to the South Downs, are some of the most memorable places to go camping. To help you immerse yourself in the UK’s most famous locations, we’ve asked James Warner Smith from coolcamping.com to pick his very favourite national park campsites…
Posted in Camping, Things to do in UK
Tagged camping, campsites, dartmoor, lake district, national parks, norfolk broads, places to camp, snowdonia, south downs, the broads
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#ScrapbookOutdoors Week 8: Explore Wales
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A recap of our favourite photos from #ScrapbookOutdoors Week 8 
Dydd gwyl dewi hapus! Happy St David’s Day to all. Over the last week we’ve asked you to tag us in your Welsh outdoor photographs for week 8 of #ScrapbookOutdoors. We’ve loved seeing what came back and here we share a few of our favourites.
Posted in #ScrapbookOutdoors Project
Tagged brecon beacons, pembrokeshire coast, snowdonia, st davids day, visit wales, wales, wales outdoors, welsh
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Enjoying Christmas Curry for the First Time in 30 years
GO Outdoors founder John Graham recounts a day in Snowdonia with the Mail on Sunday health editor, Barney Calman, climbing some routes that he hadn’t tackled in years.
Posted in Climbing, Staff Stories
Tagged christmas curry, climbing, pen-y-pass, poor mans peuterey, snowdonia, wales, yogi
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Six Nations of the Outdoors: Wales
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It’s difficult to escape the popularity of the Six Nations rugby tournament at this time of year, but while the teams duke it out on the field, we asked GO Outdoors blog readers to vote for which of the Six Nation countries was the best for the outdoors person. In second place we visit Wales.
The best things come in small packages.
Six Nations of the Outdoors: 2nd Place Wales.
Posted in Camping, Climbing, Cycling, Fishing, Horse Riding, Running, Tents, Travel, Walking
Tagged brecon beacons, gower peninsula, outdoor activities in wales, snowdonia, visit wales, zip wire in wales
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