Rating All 15 National Parks in the UK 

It's been a brilliant series Liam. We've enjoyed everyone of your adventures. You kept it all so real throughout. We look forward to following you onto your next chapter, we'll done 👏 🎉 You did great!

If I won the lottery I'd move to England in a heartbeat. I'm from Germany and while I do appreciate the Alps and a couple of other spots here, it's just too nice and clean and boring. From North to South, everything looks the same. Something I love about the UK is the diversity of _and within_ the landscapes, the ruggedness and "old" look that's part of nearly everything. I've been on road trips around Britain 4 times and have seen the most amazing places, despite not really going for proper walks or far off the beaten track. It's just a magical place.

I'm from Devon and I personally actually prefer Dartmoor to Exmoor- for the reason you mentioned!! To me, it just feels more wild!

What a six months you've had. Outstanding epic journeys. Living the dream lad.👍👍. That wine looks belting judging 🕺🕺

I'm a proud Englishman but I have to say Snowdonia is just the most amazing place ! Walk around Llyn Idwal and climb any of the mountains there for the most amazing experience :)

The Broads is best experienced by boat, been there a few times around Ranworth and Horning - a magical place

Some national parks are obviously better than others for wild camping. But you need to hire a boat to appreciate the Broads... it's incredible. Hundreds of miles of navigable waterways, it's like a little pocket of the Amazon, but in England.

Not even from the UK but these videos were just weirdly super entertaining, big thanks and great job!

Had to pour myself a glass of red to listen to that! 3 of your top 5 are in Wales ✋ crisp high 5 for Liam!

The Broads are only really a national park by boat mate, come again and you can find some proper wild places to camp, maybe contact Simon a bloke in the woods a youtuber for a guide ;-).

I'm from the US and travel to England often, I really enjoy your travels and how positive you are throughout your adventures. I have watched many of your videos and look forward seeing more in the future. I decided to sponsor you, (every little bit helps )so you can keep up with your adventures, which helps me to experience England, even when I'm away. Thank you ! By the way what is the brand of coffee in a bag that you take with you. I tried to buy it in stores when I was in Cornwall and Devon this past September but couldn't find it.

Yorkshire is bleak?? 😆😆😆😆

Personally, I love bleak landscapes! I find open moorland so evocative, so the Pennines as a whole contain some of my favourite places in the UK.

You have been to more places in Wales than I have - and I'm born and bred! Completely ashamed of myself - but you are now an honorary Welshman, in my opinion. I will be wild camping with my boys once they are old enough - and we have you to thank for that.

I’m definitely biased having been born in Pembrokeshire but great choice at no. 1. You must walk the Pembrokeshire Coastal path, 186 miles with beautiful Poppit sands next St Dogmaels in the North and Amroth in the South and so many wonderful locations in between, it will not disappoint!

I’ve really enjoyed you videos of you camping, my moors Dartmoor 12th.

1st! Boom! Ny moors 13th oh dear - soooooo wide of the mark with that one!

Have loved this series, you encouraged me to make the most of what's on our doorstep and my 6yo and I have tasked ourselves with visiting all the national parks over the 6 week holidays. 4 left to go and loving every minute. Thanks for inspiring us on your travels!

I live is Scotland mate glad to see Scotland on the list if your visiting again try a camp on conic hill it over looks loch lomand its amazing mate keep up the vids thay make me want to get out and about mate well done 👍

Living in the New Forest, I have to say that it is best enjoyed in spring/ early summer when the heather is in bloom. The contrasting colours are amazing!

You're my favourite youtube channel for sure. Your videos are somehow super calming and inspiring to me. I'm planning to go to the UK from New Zealand and do some wild camps in Scotland and Wales one day. Thanks for the videos and please keep it up!

There is no way you could have fully explored Dartmoor from your narrative. Ditto exmoor. Takes years to know the valleys and the high moors. Sound like you did a day trip.

Love your videos mate they really make me want to get out. Travlled 5 hours up to Lake District this weekend and loved it. 2 questions: how do you find the time to do it all (what’s your work)? And how do u find being alone for that long, would’ve loved to do these travels with my now-ex-girlfriend, so am getting used to the idea of being alone!

Hello from NZ. If you want remoteness, come down to NZ ,it will not disappoint, You can go of into the mountains and never see another soul for weeks on end or go off track and never see any one ever again (apart from getting supplies). Enjoyed the video. Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀

Well done Liam. So pleased Wales was in the top. Lol. Enjoy your wine. Maybe think of brewing a end of walk wine. Living in Wales with loads of walk ways. Seeing walkers end their walk with a glass in frequent even if it's a pub. Something to think about. X

Snowdonia, Lake District and Peak District are my 3 favourites! Really enjoyed the series, looking forward to seeing what you get up to next!

Couldn't agree more with the list. Might be slightly biased as I'm from Pembrokeshire

I've reallu enjoyed this series. I've never camped in my life but seeing you do this has inspired me, i feel like it's something that has to be done in my lifetime.

This was another huge challenge completed . But what's next yearq

Lovely list and comparison.... for me Fort Augustus and Inverness - as I ran the Loch Ness Marathon such a beautiful place - and my most recent run was the Snowdonia Marathon - any where in Snowdonia..... but if you get stuck to carparks.... some only accept credit cards and some only accept cash..... (nightmare) and some pay online .... But I also love Snowdonia

Really enjoyed this series mate! Found it so inspiring and the local food / beer just topped it off

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Wales' 3 made your top 5, they are stunning I live just outside the Beacons and 45mins from Pembrokeshire NP. I have a thought why don't you vist/wild camp all the AONB's (Area of outstanding natural beauty) my local is the Gower peninsular. There are 34 AONB's in total there aren't any in Scotland as they don't employ this system but your travels will take you to Northern Ireland and the giants causeway etc.

Watching from New Zealand, and feeling the urge to visit the UK. Excellent series, and congratulations on hitting 100k 🥂

Ormesby area is well too connected to Yarmouth. If you go a bit more north it is a bit more 'wild'' around Hickling. Yarmouth is the third biggest urban area in Norfolk. It has unemployment as high as Middlesborough or Blackpool by the way.

I really hope you keep making outdoors videos after this. They have inspired me to do what I love doing. I've been choosing a new destination, waking up early and going for it, (on the weekend) for the last few months and it has been fucking spectacular. What's next? 15 highest UK mountain climbing series?

I worked in The Loch Lomond and Trossach’s National Park as a Ranger as far as I’m concerned it is the most beautiful place on earth then the Lake District a close 2nd the the Brecon Beacons a close 3rd not much between them in fact I would put them all tied . But being a Scot it has to be Loch Lomond and the Trossach’s .

Bigup Yorkshire.

You definitely need to try Northumberland again

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Ah man, I feel like you didn’t go to the right places in the new forest, some parts are definitely wild.

how can the yorkshire moors be 13!?

Well done mate .I like to watching your videos .Im traveling with tent a lot too.Few days ago I just come back from Isle of skye ,sleeping on the cliff next to Neist point lighthouse.Greeting from Poland and all the best 👍

Have you been to knoydart ? There’s wild for you !

The broads are infinitely better if you travel by boat

I have really enjoyed this series and hearing that Pembrokeshire (my home county) came in at #1 made my day! We know how amazing our home is, but it's always lovely to hear others discovering it's beauty too 😊

Areas of natural outstanding beauty next mate.

Great review Liam and I enjoyed watching many of your vlogs on this fantastic journey - congrats and good luck on the next series that you go for

Welsh trio all in the top 5! Great to know my locals are the best.

Suggestion:take a gf companion for next round of walks? I had my honeymoon at Loch Lomond so that my no 1, your number 6.

The North Yorkshire Moors is right on my doorstep, and I have to completely agree with you. I recently did a 41 mile hike in 13hrs across the Moors called The Lyke Wake Walk, It was nice at parts but it was just a whole lot of the same thing which heavily added to the mental challenge of the walk. I did gain a new level of respect for the moors though.

Good on you young man. Keep going. Ignore what's going on in this crazy world. Distance yourself from it. Be You. Good luck mate. F em. 👍. YOUR LIFE. Live it. 👍. You're an inspiration for the younger generation. Massive respect mate.

Watching from Australia. Do you think you’ll ever hike down under? It’s really popular here.

Awesome series,thank you for such inspiration. Slightly biased that Pembrokeshire NP was number 1 as I was brought up on the coast there from my teen years. I'm planning a trip for next month to the peak district for some hiking and cycling as that was where my formative years began and I haven't been back 'ome since 1980! Diolch Liam🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Very disappointed u only rate Dartmoor at 12.u did'nt do the Ten Tors. Yes it can be bleak weather wise but then so can all u visited.

It’s was sick love your wild camping vids

Well done Liam keep up the great work mate 👍 👏 👌

AONBs next?

Fantastic series Liam. Am looking forward to whatever you do next. Cheers!

Yeah, Norfolk Broads not very wild. Best for day-trips, picnics, etc, not proper hiking/camping. If you can get on a boat, that's a different story...

I love the NYM. The barrenness to me instils this sense of cozy tranquility

Im a Pembrokeshire lad and I'm chuffed you chose it but I prefer Snowdonia for wild camping. Both beautiful spots but so are the other 13 national parks. Distinctively beautiful in their own right

I'd send that wine back to be honest. I suspect it was corked! 😂 Brilliant stuff Liam. I've been following you for a while so thought I'd post. Great to see you pass 120k subscribers! I love your no nonsense honest approach. Keep up the good work!

A year or more ago I commented saying that you will go really far with your RU-vid channel.. I just wanted to remind you of this. As the world can be a difficult place with too much expectation. But you are going the right way Bro... Keep going.... 👍

Yay, that's my home! At the start of the video I was thinking if Pembrokeshire is top 10 I'll be happy, but no , thanks buddy, visit again soon.

Looking forward to next series mate that was mint 👌 you need to check your insta I caught such a good screen shot from one your van videos 👍

How'd you get between all of these? Did you get a train or something?

Great recap of your wild camp adventures. Cheers!! Oh, are you going to pack your wines with you on the next trip?

Something about your tents irritated me ... They are just not air prove and water prove... That's just my issues but YOU'RE BRILLIANT... Great locations I must says 😉😉😉

The only problem, Liam, with you rating the National Parks? Is that you did them in different seasons and weather's.

Really enjoying your content, do you have any plans to do the Cape Wrath trail? I heard it’s quite a challenge! Would love to see your take on it.

Congrats Liam. On to the next challenge. 1mil subs will be here before you know it

I was up at the broads at the weekend trying get around there is a nightmare gave up and came home .

Congratulations on your first 100,000, and I'm glad you enjoyed your wine! I like your rationale: I guess we've all got an idea in our minds of what constitutes a national park - and lots and lots and lots of human habitation with overcrowded facilities that you have to queue for, doesn't really do it for me, either. Likewise, you do want something to be there, that sets it apart from any other random area of vast emptiness, and so I understand what you're getting at with your use of 'desolate', too! As you probably know, the Scottish Government recently came up with a shortlist of five for a new national park - Scottish Borders, Galloway, Loch Awe, Tay Forest and Ben Nevis & Lochaber - of which the favourite is said to be Loch Awe, though I'm not sure I agree! Galloway is the only part of Scotland I've never been to, because access by public transport is just too difficult and so, with its' dark skies designation, remote, rolling hills and picturesque and historic coastal towns and villages, I rather favour that, myself! Have you any thoughts on the matter at all?

Agree on number 1 but id put snowdonia at 2 should have totted up how much you spend on fuel for the trip would have been intresting

Liam if you like coastal views you should defiantly walk the South West Coast Path 👍

Do you have the Lanshan 1 or the Lanshan 1 pro? =] Also, congratulations on 100k subscribers, very much deserved!

Liam, do us a favour, if you ever go to the seven sister and beach head on the South Downs, don’t sit in the cliff edge and pitch your tent well away from the edge, I’ve seen on a few occasions huge chunks of cliff just give way.

We've done Snowdon, we're climbing Scafell pike in 3 weeks. Never been to the lake district before, we're really looking forward to it!

I live in Queensland, Australia but I still miss Pembrokeshire every day.

What's the strength of that homemade mine Liam. You should go into business, selling your hooch. Lol 😂 🍷

Made me hungry talking about the food..!!😅😅😂😂

Ive missed it where was south downs out of interest?

Enjoyed this series but would love another hiking video of some sort

Liam we are loving your channel and are so glad we subbed!

What 2 cups of wine and you done mate . Tut tut tut

Sounds awful RE) Peat bogs! Thigh high, dangerous! Were they pretty much invisible?

How do you manage to rate a NP from 1 or 2 nights of camping??

Making friends with local goats. Yeah.

Love the videos

Good choice my friend. Just came back from Pembrokeshire Coast and what a place it is. I've enjoyed your series 👍

What's the next challenge?

Youre a brave lad Liam , not your wild travels etc but taking on this rating mularkey. I nearly unsubscribed when you announced #13 (not really) I would have rated it in the top 3 after the LAKES AND #2, but you did it so graciously I watched till the end and realised why I love this channel. youre a nice bloke Liam and this is by far my # 2 you tube channel. Thank you mate have loved the series. May you bring us many more joyous days and Happy trails.

I am paused at the beginning of the video just to put this comment first to say that I really hope my national park or district is the LAKE DISTRICT in Cumbria ❤️🏕🌲⛺️👍

Loved this vid Liam, like the concept of camping at all the parks. Interesting rating. The broads are definitely best explored by boat, trying to steer one when you have some tins is a right laugh 🤣 Glad you scored the Peak District so highly, its my back yard too. Hope to see u out on the hills at some point ATB 🙎🏻‍♀️&🐕

Pembrokeshire is 180 miles non-stop of exactly what you experienced. Incredibly beautiful and unspoilt. As someone who has walked and camped all 180 miles know that you could make a series based on walking the entire route.

This too was my favorite on my Armchair camping the 15 national parks. Lol 😂😂😂 ps. It really was my favorite .👍👍💪

You are so right about Norfolk Broads. Have lived in Norfolk for nearly 30 years and never go there. Give Norfolk another chance one day. Camp out at one of the wilder parts of the coastline. Salthouse, Burnham Overy Staithe, Holkham, Holme Next The Sea....

That picture at the end Liam of that sunset and the tent and yr silhouette at Pembrokeshire.... that's the biz that is!!.. it's beautiful...I would buy a copy of that and hang it in my living room! So love yr videos.... just perfect!

what a great lad you are, love your videos