Large areas of the National Park are now accessible to the public as a result of the Countryside and Rights of Way (CRoW) Act 2000. The CRoW Act allows you to walk freely on Access Land without having to stick to linear routes (such as footpaths or bridleways), unless you want to.
Read more about - Open Access and CRoWIt may sometimes be necessary to exclude or restrict access to access land.
Read more about - Exclusions and Restrictions to Access LandYou can now view planning applications, related documents and comment on them online
Draft Planning Obligation StrategyThe National Park welcomes any comments in relation to this document.
Affordable Housing Development Control Guidance NoteComments can be submitted in writing or electronically to Strategy and Policy
Bluetongue guidance News updateMore news from the National Park
