Brits have revealed their dream camping locations - including Loch Ness and Sherwood Forest

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Cotswold Outdoor, which carried out the research as part of its #ProjectRewild campaign to encourage more people to enjoy and reconnect with nature, said: “Watching the sun set and rise in these locations is a joy to behold and camping can often be the best way to enjoy them. "Living in the UK, we’re treated to some amazing outdoor locations which can often be easy to forget.“Hopefully this research reminds people of the amazing experiences that can be had on our doorstep, while thinking more about what they can do to preserve the beauty of the outdoors.“We’ve all got a part to play in preservation of the great green spaces in this country and spending quality time outdoors can really drive home its importance.”The study also found those polled typically go on two camping trips a year.

And while 59 per cent admitted to being fair weather campers, nearly one in five go in all seasons. Getting some fresh air, being close to nature and seeing the stars were the most loved things about camping, while it being a cheaper option was also enjoyed by 27 per cent.A further 88 per cent reckon it’s important for people to get outdoors, have adventures and restore their connection with the natural world.More than half also believe you can create longer lasting memories with a camping trip compared to a regular beach holiday or city break.It also emerged these trips usually involve an increased amount of walking, with half reminded of how beautiful the outdoors can be.Nearly three in 10 (29 per cent) use walking to connect with nature and 47 per cent claim long walks can improve their mental health.As a result, 64 per cent take regular walks in their local area, while 38 per cent do so to keep fit, with one in five enjoying the.