Explore New Horizons with Openskyadventure

Unlock Your Land for Endless Adventures

Discover the potential of your land with our unique exemption certificates, allowing you to host camping and adventure activities without the usual restrictions.

Understanding the 28-Day Rule

Navigate Land Use Regulations with Ease

The 28-day rule allows landowners to use their land for temporary activities without needing planning permission for up to 28 days a year. However, with our exemption certificates, you can extend this period, offering more opportunities for hosting events and activities. This means more freedom and flexibility for landowners to maximize their land’s potential while adhering to local regulations.

Let Us License Your Site

Don’t let your land sit empty or live in fear of a council “stop notice.” Join us in promoting responsible land stewardship while unlocking the true potential of your property.

Want to see if your land qualifies for an Open Sky Adventure certificate?

πŸ‘‰Β Name, Site Address, Pin or Whatthreewords, description of what you want

Contact our Onboarding Team:
πŸ“žΒ 01766 805099
πŸ“§Β office@openskyadventure.co.uk
πŸ“Β Rhiw Goch Inn Barn, Trawsfynydd, LL41 4UY

Why Choose Openskyadventure?

Maximize Land Potential

Transform your land into a thriving hub for campers and adventure seekers, increasing its value and utility.

Flexible Hosting Options

With exemption certificates, enjoy the flexibility to host events beyond the typical 28-day limit, tailored to your needs.

Community Engagement

Build a community of like-minded adventurers and nature enthusiasts, fostering a sense of belonging and shared experiences.

Sustainable Practices

Promote eco-friendly camping and adventure activities, ensuring minimal environmental impact and preserving nature’s beauty.

What Our Adventurers Say

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“Using the exemption certificates from Openskyadventure has transformed our camping site. We’ve seen a significant increase in visitors, and the process was seamless!”

John D.

Landowner, Green Meadows

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“Thanks to Openskyadventure, we can now host campers year-round without the usual red tape. It’s been a game-changer for our family business.”

Emily R.

Owner, Riverside Retreat

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“The exemption certificates allowed us to expand our offerings and attract more adventurers. The support from the team was fantastic!”

Michael K.

Manager, Mountain View Campsite

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