Camley Street Natural Park

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This tiny oasis of nature near King's Cross - one of the oldest and most influential of urban ecology parks - is home to many frogs, toads and newts and sees an abundance of wild flowers in summer.

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Address:	Camley Street Natural Park/12 Camley St Regent's Park London NW1 0PW
Telephone:	+44 (0)20 7833 2311

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Address:	Camley Street Natural Park/12 Camley St Regent's Park London NW1 0PW
Telephone:	+44 (0)20 7833 2311

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Hidden between St Pancras and Regent’s Canal, this two-acre park offers a green retreat in the heart of the city. Formerly home to an iron works and a rubbish tip, it’s now London Wildlife Trust’s most urban nature reserve featuring meadows, woodland, a pond, birds, butterflies and amphibians. There’s an excellent education programme too.

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Camley Street Natural Park was created from an old coal yard back in 1984. It sits in the middle of Kings Cross-, alongside the sparkling new Eurostar station at St Pancras. It is popular with all kinds of people seeking respite from the buzz of the city around them, as well as being a hub for London Wildlife Trust volunteers.

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