Where can we go camping!? southern New England?

Can i go Camping in woodland/forest in england anywhere?

• Hi. I'd like to go camping with a friend in a forest away from anyone else so it feels really isolated and remote. Can anyone suggest where i can do this?

• Answer:

  Snowdonia. Across the Glyders No debate: This 9.6-mile scrambly route would be world-class anywhere you found it. The name Glyders comes from a Welsh word meaning “pile of stones,” which hardly does justice to the striking rock formations atop this range of nine jagged summits that rise 2,000 vertical feet above the valleys below. The route threads between Glyder Fawr and Glyder Fach, the two highest peaks, before wandering along treeless tundra and descending through a massive, abandoned slate quarry. End at Llanberis, a mountain town set lakeside beneath Dolbadarn Castle. From the Birmingham Outdoor Education Centre at the foot of Llyn (Lake) Ogwen, climb southeast up the ridge of Y Cribn, which quickly takes you to the high plateau between Glyder Fawr (3,278 feet) and Glyder Fach (3,261 feet). Most hikers do this route in a day, with good reason: Wind routinely rips across the exposed ridge at a tent-shredding 40 mph (and dispersed, or “wild,” camping is frowned upon inside the national park). Follow the path west along the ridge, over Glyder Fawr, and continue as it wraps northwest. Otherworldly natural rock sculptures dot the ridgeline, and the terrain drops away precipitously on either side, making this a hike you’ll want to linger over. After a descent past the pond of Llyn y Cwn, and one more climb, the path traverses downward on sheep trails to break out atop the 19th-century Dinorwic slate quarries. The 700-acre complex of cliffs, ponds, tunnels, and ruins, including what was once the world’s largest man-made cavern, offers an intriguing—and oddly scenic—glimpse into local history. After the descent, a .7-mile walk takes you into downtown Llanberis. Pete’s Eats is the local hotbed for posthike feeding. Don’t miss their map and guidebook lounge on the second floor; it’s a mountain-lover’s library for researching peaks and treks from Wales to the Himalaya.