King's Cross and the Regent's Canal
About
Stepping off the train at King’s Cross you’d be forgiven for thinking that you’re miles away from any open space or wildlife. However just a short walk away, up St Pancras Road you’ll discover Camley Street Natural Park, a unique two acres of wild green space next to the Regent ’s Canal. The industrial legacy of the canal gave birth to the park which was once a coal store. Find out more about the waterways’ past around the corner at the London Canal Museum where you can explore the 150 year history of these fascinating London landmarks.
Venue Details & Map
King's Cross and the Regent's Canal
- Address
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N1 9RT
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7985 7200
Yelp Reviews
9.00 out of 5
based on 34 reviews
Top 5 reviews of King's Cross and the Regent's Canal
Great green (or blue, I guess) space in the city. Relaxing area for a walk, run, or bike. It could be kept in better repair at certain points. more
After a busy week, I love walking across Regent's canal. No traffic to bother about, just walkers like you and people cycling. You can start from different areas as Angel or little Venice or Hackney and stroll around with a coffee or ice cream on hand. Apart from the tranquil waters of the canal, you will see all the newly build flats with the lovely balconies overlooking the canal, a lot of... more
I love this little hidden Gem of London. It's a canal path that runs through London with beautiful landscapes and some canal villages. You can also walk pass parts of London Zoo where you can see the Waterhogs and African Hunting Dogs in the summer.
In the summer it's a great way to walk outside away from roads and traffic. There are joggers and bikers on the path so beware when you are... more
I wish there are more places like this in the metropolitan regions in the United States! When I was in London, I spent a couple of afternoons relaxing on the green, grassy steps by the canal. Being here helps remove yourself from the busy urban lifestyle.
You can bring food and drinks and enjoy the scenery. I see a lot of people running and biking along the canal! If I lived in London, this... more
It's a beautiful place to be when the weather is sunny & warm. I walk along the canal to see the daily activities of paddle boating, school field trips, picnics & cook outs. If you're in a reflective mind set, the canal waters create a soothing reassurance.
There are also eateries & snack bars located on the boats. It's amazing how people live on the canal boats year round. I also understand... more