Wild camping

[4] Regulations for camping on crown land vary by province, for example Ontario,[5] Quebec,[6] British Columbia.

[7] Wild camping is legal in Finland, even on private property, as long as it leaves no trace and does not impede the privacy or other rights of the landowner.

[8] Wild camping is strictly prohibited in the Indian reserved forests & protected forest areas like Tiger Reserves, National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries as these are wildlife native areas inhabited by Tigers, Elephants, Lions, Bears among other wild animals.

[9][10][11] Besides, illegal acts like poaching, bootlegging and illicit tree felling is highly rampant in many parts of India, hence this will give an opportunity or even inspire people to emulate poachers like Veerappan to enter Protected areas of India under the guise of camping to indulge in illegal activities.

[13] In Sweden, a right of public access – allowing outdoor recreational activity on privately held wilderness – is enshrined in the constitution.