About Ace Access
Ace Access is a pioneering platform that connects landowners with people who want to explore, enjoy, and responsibly use private land across the United Kingdom and beyond. Whether you are looking for a quiet walking route through rolling countryside, a wild camping pitch under the stars, a unique glamping experience, or commercial access for filming, events, and team-building days, Ace Access makes it possible by giving landowners the tools to monetise their land safely and legally.
The platform is built for two audiences. For landowners, it provides a straightforward way to list land, define access areas using precision mapping tools, set pricing models — from one-time purchases and nightly bookings to seasonal subscriptions — and manage verification, contracts, and payments all in one place. For explorers and businesses, it offers a rich discovery experience with map-based search, detailed route information, booking calendars, reviews, and a digital access pass that proves your right to be on the land.
Every access area is mapped down to individual What3Words squares, giving both parties confidence about exactly where access rights apply. The Wai route navigator guides walkers along purchased routes with real-time compass bearings, turn-by-turn instructions, and GPS tracking — all from your phone.
Ace Access is built by a small, passionate team based in the United Kingdom who believe that opening up private land — with proper agreements, fair compensation, and mutual respect — benefits everyone: landowners earn from underused assets, communities gain new outdoor spaces, and the environment benefits from increased stewardship and reforestation projects hosted on the platform.
Ace Fresh
Ace Fresh is a UK map and information service for public drinking-water taps, refill points and natural springs. It shows location, access, source type, last-confirmed information and water-safety status so walkers, campers, cyclists and travellers can make informed decisions.
A listing on Ace Fresh does not automatically mean that untreated water is safe to drink. Each source displays its own safety classification, evidence and review date. Ace Access is not a water-testing authority or a replacement for official public-health advice.