Canoe Wye

Hello,
I'm planning a canoe / camping along the river Wye, in the spring and summer with eight close friends. I chose the Wye as it seems a popular option with a good distribution of the river which allows us to set up camp unrestricted. We're low on money so hopefully just camp anywhere along the River.

Does anyone have recommendations where to start, stop and stay longer? We have no car then train or bus would be a good idea. We will probably start in Birmingham, etc.

Any advice would be great.

Cheers

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