Parking in Camden

Busy markets, scarce parking

Camden combines some of London's busiest tourist destinations — Camden Market, Primrose Hill, and the Roundhouse — with narrow Victorian streets and extensive parking restrictions. PCNs in Camden are £110, rising to £60 if paid within 14 days.

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Camden parking at a glance

PCN penalty charge

£110 (£55 if paid within 14 days)

Free parking

Limited — mainly residential side streets outside CPZ hours

NCP car parks

King's Cross, Holborn, Swiss Cottage

Busiest area

Camden Market / Camden High Street

Parking tips for Camden

Avoid Camden High Street on weekends

Saturday and Sunday enforcement is just as rigorous as weekdays. The market crowds make it tempting to stop briefly — wardens patrol constantly.

King's Cross side streets

Streets near King's Cross station have complex restrictions shared with Westminster and Islington. Always check the sign and use Kerbie to confirm.

Look for shared-use bays

Some Camden bays are shared between permit holders and pay & display. You can legally park during pay & display hours — scan the sign to confirm.

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Nearby parking guides

🅿️ Islington 🅿️ Westminster 🅿️ King's Cross Station

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