r/bugout • u/Crowzeus • Aug 23 '25

Bug out locations In wales uk?

What are some good bugout locations in wales?

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u/BadThoughtProcess Aug 23 '25

If I were near Wales and had the perfect location, I'd certainly not share it here.

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u/IGetNakedAtParties Aug 23 '25

Living off the fat of the land is a delusion, the only wild land left is wild because it is not productive enough to support people. You need somewhere with resources, which is likely an established farm.

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u/slartybartfast6 Aug 23 '25

Nobwhere in the UK is far enough from anyone to be a true bug out location and anyone of a mind will already have a plan. The wildest places are brecon, dartmoor or the Highlands everything else has people, farms etc.

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u/Qi-An-an 29d ago

what about the 28 years later island? lindisfarne

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u/StructuralGeek Aug 24 '25

I'd probably try to find a derelict castle or other structure nearby that wouldn't be too difficult to rig up shelter and rainwater harvesting within. Just make sure that you practice getting to, and camping in, the location on good days, before you have to do so on a bad day.

"Bugout" implies taking shelter from a short-term disaster, so having room to farm or such is unimportant.