Stop the 28-Day Gamble

Start Your Site in Just 14 Days

Transform your land into a thriving campsite with Open Sky Adventure’s certified process. Say goodbye to lengthy planning delays and hello to a seamless setup.

Traditional Planning vs. Open Sky Certification

Compare the costs and timelines of traditional planning with the benefits of Open Sky Certification.

Traditional Planning Costs

£5k-£15k in Fees

Soil Samples Required

Highways Surveys Needed

Technical Drawings Mandatory

6-12 Month Delays

Open Sky Certification Benefits

Active in 14 Days

No Permanent Build Fees

Legal Protection Under Paragraph 5 & 6

Consultation Handled by Us

Low Risk of Rejection

Open Sky Certification Pricing

The Annual Professional

£495/year – Best Value

Includes Legal Shield

Google Maps Integration

Compliance Shield Campaign

Access to Verified Network

Unlimited Tents + 5 Caravans or Campers

The Monthly Growth

£100 Setup + £48/Month

£48 pcm

Monthly Flexibility

Legal Protection

Social Marketing Support

Verified Business Listing

Quick Setup Process

Understanding Open Sky Certification

The Caravan Law Explained

Our certification ensures compliance with the Caravan Sites Act 1968, allowing landowners to host up to 5 caravans and unlimited tents without full planning permission. This law defines a caravan as a chattel, movable by road in one or two sections, with maximum dimensions of 20 meters in length, 6.8 meters in width, and 3.05 meters in height.

The Legal Shield Advantage

By joining Open Sky Adventure, you gain legal protection under Paragraph 5 & 6, safeguarding your site from council stop notices. Our certification transforms the lengthy planning process into a streamlined 14-day setup.

Unlocking Revenue Potential

Our certification not only offers legal compliance but also unlocks new revenue streams through our verified network. Enjoy the benefits of a high-value database of members and increased visibility through our social marketing campaigns.

Let Us License Your Site

Don’t let your land sit idle. Join Open Sky Adventure and unlock its full potential. Our streamlined process ensures compliance and maximizes your revenue opportunities. Want to see if your land qualifies? Fill out the form below to get started.

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Campsite Lighting Rules and Dark Skies: A Landowner’s Guide for 2026

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Campsite Music Licences: When You Need One in 2026

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The Bar, the Burger Van and the Law: What You Can Sell at Your 60-Day Campsite in 2026

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Someone Got Hurt on Your Campsite: The Claim Process Landowners Face in 2026

Learn what to do after a campsite injury, when to notify your insurer, how RIDDOR reporting works and what happens when a claim arrives. Hello, campsite owners. If a guest gets hurt, act quickly, record what happened and tell your insurer. A campsite injury claim can…

Deposits, Refunds and Drip Pricing: The Booking-Terms Law Every Pop-Up Campsite Breaks in 2026

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