That's really not far off Scotland's "responsible access" (the proper term for the 'right to roam'). It's just more fleshed out. The Outdoor Access Code conta

That's really not far off Scotland's "responsible access" (the proper term for the 'right to roam'). It's just more fleshed out. The Outdoor Access Code contains such gems as "You only have access rights if you exercise them responsibly", which I love - it's the closest I've ever seen to "don't be a dick" being codified. But also such details as in crop fields you only have access to the margins, fields with animals, bringing dogs, etc. But they do have "land on which there is a house [..] and sufficient adjacent land to enable those living there to have reasonable measures of privacy and to ensure that their enjoyment of the house [..] is not unreasonably disturbed". Which isn't "x metres", but is again wonderfully close to "don't be a dick". They don't have set times for camping, however.