Camden Market luggage storage

About Camden Market

Located within the Camden Town neighborhood, Camden Market is one of London’s famous outdoor markets. The market sits near the Regent’s Canal, an area previously occupied by warehouses to trade along the waterways. As trade among the warehouses dwindled, a makeshift market opened in the vicinity.

The market quickly became a haven for crafts and retail, and its popularity gravitated to other locals. A punk-rocker enclave then whimsical fashion scene, Camden Market solidified itself as a mainstay in London. Today, stalls operating here sell a wide range of goods ranging from books and trendy fashion to mouthwatering fast food. 

Camden Market remains one of London’s unique shopping venues where you won’t find chain stores. Most stalls operate throughout the week, but the weekends are the busiest times to explore more than 1,000 stalls. With around 250,000 weekly shoppers, the vendors always expect lots of potential business at this historic outdoor market. 

Things to do near Camden Market

While the market is the star attraction, there are lots of other fabulous shops, eateries, and cultural attractions in the area. You’ll find cuisine from across the globe, and Camden Town is home to many of London’s quirkiest retailers.

If you need an escape from the crowds or wish to unwind in London’s famous green spaces, there are urban parks and gardens a short walk away. Bounce has reliable storage options in the area to help you enjoy a fun-filled shopping spree, a peaceful day by the Regent’s Canal, or foodie adventure.  

• Learn about Jewish culture and browse through numerous historic artifacts at the Jewish Museum London
• Discover the hottest new music on the London indie scene at The Dublin Castle
• Dine on delicious Vegan food at the Temple of Seitan
• Escape the city noise by strolling along the Camden Lock Regent's Canal
• Take a snapshot of the Amy Winehouse Statue
• Step into the future by shopping inside the techno-crazed Cyberdog shop and listen to pulsating electronic music
• Stop by Chin Chin Labs to taste their famous ice cream sandwiches and liquid nitrogen ice cream
• Attend a raging concert at the Electric Ballroom

Transit options to Camden Market

• London Underground via the Camden Town station on the Northern line
• London Bus via the Camden Town Station (Stop X), Camden High Street (Stop CX), Camden Street (Stop R), Pratt Street (Stop J), Chalk Farm Morrisons (Stops CM & CN), Gloucester Avenue, or Regent’s Park Road (Stops A & K) bus stops
• London Waterbus Company to cruise Regent’s Canal between Camden Lock and Little Venice

Luggage storage near Camden Market

With the enormous crowds that gather at Camden Market, securing your bag is always a smart idea. Bounce has convenient storage locations near Camden Market that let you shop and dine stress-free. 

You’re likely to find lots of souvenirs at this iconic market and hauling around a heavy bag can make it difficult to maneuver through the narrow corridors. Consider using Bounce’s luggage storage near Camden Market to make it easier to move around and navigate the crowds without the worries of losing your bag. 

Attractions and Activities near Camden Market

• Camden Lock Market: From humble beginnings in an old timber yard to one of London’s sprawling shopping centers, Camden Lock Market has become an icon that’s a must-visit for tourists and locals alike. The dilapidated warehouse near the Regent’s Canal became Dingwalls Dance Hall in the 1970s, and the market opened with a few stalls soon after.
  By the next decade, Camden Lock Market grew into a vibrant retail hub that spawned many of London’s forward-thinking fashion designers. The market grew from just over a dozen stalls to well over 100, and news spread quickly of its affinity for chic clothing. Global celebrities such as David Bowie and Paul McCartney strolled through the market to further increase its fame beyond London.
  Today, Camden Lock Market welcomes nearly 30 million visitors each year, and thousands of vendors sell items ranging from arts & crafts, clothing, jewelry, antiques, food, and much more. Nearly 50 years after its founding, it remains one of London’s popular hangouts and one of the world’s iconic open-air markets.
• Primrose Hill: Just beyond Camden Town, Primrose Hill is a grandiose green space that offers visitors terrific views of central London. Opened in 1842, the urban park features grassy areas, picnic areas, and has been home to several famous London residents. A collection of pubs, restaurants, and shops sit beside the park, and the entire area is a popular place to relax at all times of the day.
  The steep climb to the hilltop gives you a solid workout, but the panorama overlooking the trees is worth it. For a stunning picture, visit the park at sunset or at night to see London’s finest landmarks. Standing from the hill, you’ll see the London Eye, The Shard, BT Tower, and other famous attractions.
  Health-conscious Londoners head to the Hill Trim Trail to use the facilities of the outdoor gym. Primrose Hill Playground offers amenities catered to families hoping to relax or let the kids exercise. Near the playground, the Primrose Hill bridge provides easy access to the London Zoo.
• ZSL London Zoo: Speaking of the London Zoo, this renowned institution is among the United Kingdom's best places to learn about creatures from around the world. Although created for scientific research in 1828, the facility opened its doors to the public two decades later. 
  With nearly 20,000 animals residing inside the zoo, its collection is one of the world’s most diverse. Some of the popular areas of the zoo include the Gorilla Kingdom, Land of the Lions, The Outback, Giants of the Galapagos, and Penguin Beach. 
  The zoo has housed numerous animals beloved by the public, and some of them inspired famous books and films. Famous movies such as An American Werewolf in London and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone used the London Zoo as a backdrop in selected scenes.