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Wild Trails Camping Club certification is an independent assessment of a proposed or existing camping site against our standards for low-impact, responsible use of land.
Certification:
is granted on a site-by-site basis,
reflects suitability at the time of assessment,
may be subject to conditions or ongoing requirements,
is not guaranteed.
Certification is intended to support responsible land use and does not create any entitlement or approval in principle.
Certification may be suitable for:
farmers and rural landowners,
estates and private land holdings,
small-scale campsite and glamping operators.
Applicants should be seeking a low-impact approach and be willing to engage with a structured assessment process and ongoing standards.
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Initial Application
Submission of site details for review.
Desk-Based Assessment
Review of location, land use, access, and environmental considerations.
Site Visit (Where Required or virtually)
On-site assessment to verify information and context.
Evidence and Conditions
Identification of any requirements or conditions.
Certification Decision
Certification issued where standards are met.
Ongoing Review
Certification is maintained through continued compliance.
Submission of an application does not guarantee certification.
As part of the assessment process, Wild Trails Camping Club may consider, where relevant:
site location and surrounding context,
scale and nature of proposed camping activity,
access arrangements and neighbouring uses,
environmental sensitivity,
site management and controls,
any relevant planning or regulatory considerations.
The scope of assessment will vary depending on the nature of the site.
Certification may be issued subject to conditions or limitations.
Certified sites are expected to:
continue to meet Wild Trails Camping Club standards,
operate in accordance with the information provided during assessment,
notify the Club of any material changes to site use or management.
Failure to maintain standards may result in review, suspension, or withdrawal of certification.
Certification fees are determined on a site-by-site basis and reflect the nature, location, and complexity of each application.
Fees are discussed as part of the application process and confirmed before any assessment work is undertaken.