moderate
2 days
Participants should be in good physical condition able to hike several miles with a camping pack over varied terrain.
Head into Dartmoor’s wild heart with Rock The Boat Activities Ltd on a two-day camping journey. Hike rugged trails, learn navigation, and wake up to a refreshing dip in natural pools.
Experience the enchanting wilderness of Dartmoor on a two-day wild camping adventure. Hike through stunning landscapes, learn navigation and local history, and enjoy a refreshing morning dip in natural pools. With expert guides and pristine camping spots, this journey promises unforgettable exploration and a deep connection with nature.
Join us for an unforgettable wilderness escapade amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Dartmoor. Wild camping remains an unparalleled experience, and we're dedicated to preserving its magic. Embark on a two-day journey that promises exploration, adventure, and connection with nature.
Over the two days, we will be hiking across Dartmoor, starting at Dewerstone's Princetown shop. During the hike we will cover map work and navigation, some history of Dartmoor, local fauna and flora, the history of wild camping and right to roam on Dartmoor and how we wild camp safely, sustainably and enjoyably.
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Note: While wild camping on Dartmoor is a cherished tradition, it's essential to respect the environment and adhere to Leave No Trace principles.
Join us for responsibly embracing the magic of wild camping.
Temperatures can fluctuate rapidly, so bring breathable base layers plus warm outerwear for chilly evenings.
Navigation skills are key; don’t rely on phones alone due to limited signal across the moor.
The terrain includes boggy patches and rocky sections, so robust boots will keep feet dry and supported.
Wild camping here requires careful stewardship to protect Dartmoor’s delicate habitats and wildlife.
Dartmoor’s landscape holds Neolithic stone circles and centuries of tin mining heritage, echoing its long-lived human connection.
Efforts focus on balancing visitor access with protecting peat bogs and rare species, promoting sustainable use of the moorland environment.
Protects against frequent moorland rain and wind at all times of year.
Ensures warmth and comfort during wild camping nights when temperatures drop.
Provides support and protection on rough, uneven, and often wet terrain.
Keeps midges at bay during warmer months when they are most active.
summer specific