Grazing - Cider Article from The Guardian Travel Section

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Cornish campsite

"Keveral Farm is an organic farming community near Looe in Cornwall. They have a small, sheltered campsite in their orchard (maximum of six tents) and they have yurts and tipis for hire. There is a compost toilet and solar shower, and the campsite is a car-free zone. There are plenty of walks in the local area, as well as the beach, and a Monkey sanctuary just over a mile away from Keveral Farm." From five family-friendly camping holidays with children recommended by Eco Street.
· keveral.org, from £4pn per adult for camping, and £2 per child. Vehicles cost £3 per night.

Camp Hawaii

Nature lovers can camp in county and state parks, which require permits that are cheap or even free. Contact State Department of Land and Natural Resources www.hawaii.gov/dlnr for details

Hawaii-Molokai

Halawa Tropical Flower Farm
Flower farmer offers waterfall hikes (fresh fruit smoothies included). Accommodation is in a raised yurt.
www.molokaiflowers.com

Stars - Hawaii

Mauna Kea
At 13,796ft tall, this extinct volcano is the highest mountain in the entire Pacific, making it one of the best astrononical centres in the world. Star-gazing sessions after dark are available at The Ellison Onizuka Vistor Center. See www.hawaii-forest.com; Jack's tours.com; www.maunakea.com

Finnish Everyman’s Right permits the free collection of anything edible on common land

Cabins, such as the secluded one at Oravankolo on Ruuhilampi, are usually equipped with saunas, so heat it up and soothe your muscles before plunging into the nearest lake or pool. The summer light may deter you from sleeping, so indulge in a spot of evening foraging. The admirable Finnish Everyman’s Right permits the free collection of anything edible on common land, so get hunting for mushrooms or berries if you’re there in late summer. Dangle a worm in the lake and the chances are you’ll pull out a perch or two for your supper.If you choose to overnight near an organised recreation area such as Solvalla, you can rent a canoe and explore the lakeshores. You’ll probably have the water to yourself, especially in the evenings when the day-trippers have headed back to the city. You can paddle right up to the sheer granite overhangs on the far side of Lake Pitkäjärvi, or simply rest in the middle to marvel at the quiet.

http://www.wanderlust.co.uk/detail.php?page_id=80&type_id=4&dest_id=61

Farmers' markets

http://travel.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/travel/holiday_type/food_and_travel/article2360691.ece