Camden North Yard is a Grade II-listed cobbled courtyard inside the Stables Market, best known for its sit-down restaurants, cocktail bars, and late-night dining. West Yard sits canal-side at Camden Lock and packs in the highest concentration of street food traders in the entire market. Both areas are free to enter and open daily. What…
The Horse Tunnel Market is a covered section of Camden’s Stables Market, housed inside Victorian brick tunnels originally built between 1854 and 1856 to stable 148 working horses for the North London Railway and Pickfords’ canal operations. Today, it’s home to premium vintage clothing traders and is one of the most atmospheric shopping destinations…
Inverness Street Market is a public street market in Camden Town, London, open daily from roughly 10am–6pm. Run by Camden Council since the early 20th century, it sells souvenirs, fashion, and street food. It is not part of the privately owned Camden Market complex. Best visited on weekends for the widest stall selection. Camden draws…
Buck Street Market is a three-level shipping container market in Camden Town, London. Opened in 2019 by LabTech, it was rebranded as Boxpark Camden in 2024 after Transport for London acquired the 12,000 sq ft site. Entry is free. It sits 30 seconds from Camden Town tube and hosts 14+ food vendors, independent shops, and…
Camden Market Hawley Wharf is the newest and most polished of Camden’s six sub-markets, opened in 2021 following a major redevelopment. Situated canal-side on Regent’s Canal, it houses 30+ global street food traders, a boutique five-screen cinema, a subterranean theme park, a craft gin distillery, and independent shops all with full step-free access. Camden has…
Stables Market Camden is the largest and most distinctive of Camden Market’s six sub-markets, housed in a Grade II listed Victorian horse stable complex on Chalk Farm Road. Famous for vintage fashion, gothic clothing, the Amy Winehouse statue, and Cyberdog, it draws millions of visitors annually and remains London’s most concentrated alternative shopping destination. Somewhere…
Camden Lock Market is a historic market beside Regent’s Canal in North London. Founded in 1974, it is known for independent traders, handmade crafts, vintage finds, street food, and its canalside setting. The market is free to enter and generally open daily from 10am to 7pm, although individual trader hours can vary. Camden Market gets…
Camden Market’s North Yard Night Markets run every Thursday from 9 July to 27 August 2026, with traders open until 9pm. Entry is free, and booking a ticket via camdenmarket.com/events earns you a complimentary glass of prosecco on arrival. Food, drinks, vintage shopping, and live entertainment are all part of the lineup. For the first…
Camden Christmas Market runs from 30th November to 23rd December 2026 at Camden Lock and Stables, London NW1 8AH. Entry is free. Highlights include North London’s longest ice rink, Santa’s Ice Palace Grotto at Hawley Wharf, indie food vendors, artisan shopping, and live events throughout December. London has no shortage of Christmas markets, but Camden’s…
The closest hotels to Camden Market are Holiday Inn Camden Lock and The York & Albany, both within a 5-minute walk. Budget travelers can stay from £25/night at YHA London Camden, while mid-range options average £80–£150/night. King’s Cross (2 tube stops away) offers the best value for money without sacrificing easy access. Camden Market draws…