Camley Street Natural Park - London Wildlife Trust

Ohhhhh…, this place is cool!! Had never heard of it before - nature oasis very near King’s Cross and St Pancras. Was just going past it so only popped in quickly… bustling cafe and accessible loo… had a quick check of their website and great to hear about the history and how the space was saved for the community. The main paths are wood chip which might cause issues but the cafe is right by the entrance and that's where the loo is too.

Camley Street Natural Park is a small park in London's King's Cross. It's 1 hectare in size and consists of woodland, grassland and wetland. It has a visitors' centre and an accessible path. It also has woodchip covered surface paths too, and if you are unable to access them you will have to retrace your steps and will see about 50% of the park. However, it's a lovely open space but what makes it unique and special is it's location. One side of the reserve is adjacent to the Regent's Canal with views of the canal and barges, and views over to King's Cross industrial heritage buildings which have been transformed as part of the King's Cross re-developmental, which provides interesting, key catching vistas.