Camden Market
📍 United Kingdom London 캠든
Camden Market is a market district in north London, with food halls, street food and vintage shops clustered around the canal. The food alone is reason enough to visit, but it also gives you a feel for the shopping and music culture.
The area is large and very crowded on weekends. To avoid congestion around the Tube station, it's better to stagger your arrival and return times.
Visitor information
| Hours | See the official information. |
|---|---|
| Price range | Admission is free; food and purchases cost extra. |
| Address | Camden Lock Place, London NW1 8AF |
| Getting there | About a 5-minute walk from Tube Camden Town Station, or use Chalk Farm Station |
Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.
Useful tips
- If Camden Town Station is busy, consider leaving via Chalk Farm Station.
- Adding a canal walk is a good way to step out of the market crowds for a while.
- When comparing schedules, it was easy to get confused because the overall market hours and food hall hours are listed separately. Check your target area first on the official Visit Us page, then plan eating and shopping times separately.
- Camden Lock Place and Hawley Wharf are both part of the market area, but there is real walking distance between them. If you add a canal walk, the route is less complicated if you continue in one direction before or after eating.
Frequently asked questions
Do all shops open at the same time?
Official guidance lists separate hours for Camden Market, Hawley Wharf, and the food hall and retail areas, and notes that hours may vary by independent shop. If you're aiming for a specific store, check its own information.
Are there areas open at night?
The official website separately lists some nighttime events, such as North Yard Night Markets. These may differ from the hours for the permanent market as a whole, so check the event page for your visit date.