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Meta description: Learn how planners measure the 100m buffer for Class BA camping in Wales, prepare a stronger prior approval application, and compare the English Class BC route. Welcome. If you plan a campsite in Wales, measure the site before you design it. The 100m...
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Meta description: Close your pop-up campsite correctly in 2026, count Class BC and Class BA days, remove temporary structures, manage waste, restore grass and prepare for next season. Hello, farmer, hospitality owner or rural landowner. The season is ending. Close...
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Hello, farmer, pub owner, hotel operator or rural landowner. Your field may support a temporary campsite. Start with the site plan. Then check the planning route, the pitch limit, the facilities and the safety controls. This guide covers England’s Class BC permitted...
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Welcome. Planning a pop-up campsite on your farm, pub, hotel, or rural land? Check flood risk first. Flood Zones 2 and 3 change the process. In England, you may use Class BC permitted development rights, but you need prior approval before opening. In Wales, Class BA...
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Meta description: Learn how farmers, pubs, hotels and rural landowners can create a compliant campsite in 2026 using England’s Class BC or Wales’s Class BA, including the 60-day rule, 28-day limits, 100m buffer, prior approval, costs and revenue. Hello, farmer, pub...
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Meta description: Prepare your 2026 campsite paperwork with this guide to Class BC in England, Class BA in Wales, site plans, drainage, access, neighbour evidence and the 100-metre buffer. Hello, farmer, pub owner, hotel operator or rural landowner. Your land may...
