Search "how many days can I camp without planning permission" and you'll find answers mentioning 28 days, others mentioning five units with no day limit at all, and very few explaining that these are actually two completely separate legal mechanisms. If you've come away from your research more confused than when you started, that's why.
Certification isn't a quick form and a rubber stamp — it's a proper vetting process, and we're upfront about that from the first conversation. So rather than tell you it's worth it, we thought it was more useful to let the site owners who've been through it say so themselves.
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Type "planning permission for glamping" into Google and you'll fall down a rabbit hole of council jargon, forum horror stories, and blog posts that all seem to disagree with each other.
Farm incomes have been squeezed for years, and diversification has gone from a buzzword to a necessity for a lot of landowners. Holiday lets, wedding barns, farm shops — all well-trodden paths, and all requiring significant capital and, usually, full planning permission.
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