Camley Street Natural Park

Located along Regent's Canal, this 0.8-hectare natural park contains woodland, meadows, and wetlands that support over 300 plant species and various wildlife.

The land transformed from a 19th-century coal yard for railways into a protected natural area when the London Wildlife Trust began managing it in 1984.

The park serves as an educational center where thousands of students participate in nature activities, wildlife observation, and environmental learning programs.

The visitor center includes a cafe, accessible facilities, and maintained paths, with public transportation connections at nearby King's Cross and St Pancras stations.

Floating reedbeds installed along the canal create breeding areas for birds while naturally filtering water through nutrient absorption.

GPS coordinates: 51.53560,-0.12778

Latest update: March 5, 2025 09:24