Relove Reuse Recycle, Regents Canal and Camley Street Nature Reserve
Get funky! London’s Canals provide a criss cross network of tranquil Green Corridors throughout the capital and Regents Canal is one of the finest.
We relove our canals walking from Camden Lock to Angel Islington, passing through Camley Street Natural Park on the way. Camley Street is created from a old coal yard that street sits in the middle of King’s Cross. The very best way a site like this could be reused. It includes a pond, meadow and woodland. Kingfishers, cranes (if our lucks in), and some less native terrapins that live there.


We’ll then pass by “Unpackaged” a grocery shop which is packaging free, (precycle!) then on to the Duke of Cambridge, a flagship for organic pubs, and the first in the UK to be certified by the Soil Association.
A three in one walk where we relove our canals, visit nature reserve in a reused coal yard, and show you the location of London's only grocery shop that is entirely packaging free. (Precycled = Reusing an item so it does not need to be recycled.)
To end the day at the Duke of Cambridge we take you to the UK’s first and only gastropub to be certified by the Soil Association. They serve delicious organic food, while keeping food miles super-low. 80% of the fresh produce comes from the Home Counties.
Distance: 6.5km / 4 miles approx
Walking Time: 3 hours approx, including visit to Camley Street Natural Park.
Difficulty: 5/10 – easy / moderate
Departure Point: Opposite Camden Town Underground Station
What's Included: Guided hike, 10% of fee donation to Camley Street Natural Park. A London Wildlife Trust site – Protecting London's Wildlife for our Future.
What's not included: Food, drinks
Price: £8.00 per person
Pick up time: 14.00
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