Camley Street Natural Park, London
The Camley Street Natural Park is a small 2 acre urban nature reserve on the banks of the Regent's Canal in the midst of the industrial wasteland north of King's Cross Station.
The Camley Street Natural Park is a small 2 acre urban nature reserve on the banks of the Regent's Canal in the midst of the industrial wasteland north of King's Cross Station. This lovely little park has mixed woodlands, ponds, marshland and a summer-flowering meadow with white clover and poppy.
Hours
Sun
10:00
16:30
Mon
10:00
16:30
Tue
10:00
16:30
Wed
10:00
16:30
Thu
10:00
16:30
Fri
10:00
16:30
Sat
10:00
16:30
About Camley Street Natural Park
12 Camley St N1C 4PW
+44 20 7833 23
Camley Street Natural Park and Nearby Sights on Map
King's Cross
St. Pancras International Rail Station
The St
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Recently renovated and with modern extension
