In short: Laid Back Removals moves homes in Camden Town & Regent’s Park, NW1, from our base in Marylebone. Homes here are mostly Victorian terraces split into flats, grand terraces around Regent’s Park, estates and canal-side new builds. Streets are run by Camden Council, which asks for 17 days’ notice for a parking suspension.
Removals in Camden Town & Regent’s Park start from £139. See our prices.
Moving a home in Camden Town & Regent's Park
Victorian terraces
Houses split into flats, with narrow stairs and no lifts. We take big furniture apart and send two movers.
Regent's Park terraces
Grand terraces with porters and set move hours. We plan the timing around them.
Estates and new builds
Estates may need a parking permit. Canal-side blocks often have booked lifts and loading bays.
Rent in Camden Town & Regent's Park
Average private rents in Camden, September 2026:
Source: Office for National Statistics, Price Index of Private Rents. Rents in Camden changed by 1.4% over the year. The London average is £2,338.
Parking on moving day in Camden Town & Regent's Park
Nothing slows a London move down like nowhere to park the van. Streets here are run by Camden Council. To guarantee space for the van, book a parking suspension:
- Notice: book at least 17 days ahead. Camden may take bookings up to 3 days before, but the space isn’t guaranteed.
- Cost: for a home move there’s no space charge on the first day, for up to 3 spaces in a row. The £66.66 admin charge still applies.
- How: book online with a Camden account, as a resident. You’ll need the van’s registration. We’ll send it on request once your move is booked.
Source: Camden Council, parking bay suspensions. Checked October 2026.
From the team: Camden Market brings big crowds at weekends, and parts of Camden High Street have restrictions. Weekday moves are usually easier.
Living in Camden Town & Regent's Park
Getting around
- Camden Town (Northern)
- Chalk Farm and Mornington Crescent (Northern)
- Camden Road (Overground)
- Regent’s Park and Great Portland Street
Parks and green space
- Regent’s Park
- Primrose Hill
- The Regent’s Canal towpath
Shopping and markets
- Camden Market
- Parkway
- Camden High Street
Culture
- The Roundhouse
- ZSL London Zoo
- Koko
Journey times from Camden Town & Regent's Park
The fastest weekday journey from Camden Town into London’s main hubs.
| To | Time | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Oxford Circus | 9 min | Northern line then Victoria line |
| Bank | 13 min | Northern line |
| King’s Cross | 4 min | Northern line |
| Canary Wharf | 28 min | Northern line then Jubilee line |
Weekday daytime, station to station. Source: TfL Journey Planner, checked October 2026. Times can change with engineering works.
London fact
London Zoo in Regent’s Park opened in 1828, making it the world’s oldest scientific zoo.
For your move: Camden’s markets draw big weekend crowds, so weekday moves are usually easier around Camden Lock.
Where to eat after your move in Camden Town & Regent's Park
Our picks for your first meals in Camden Town & Regent’s Park.
Plender Street. A family-run Greek favourite.
Parkway. Pizza and Italian food.
Camden High Street. Brunch and coffee.
Jamestown Road. Fully plant-based, by the canal.
Checked on Google Maps, October 2026. Opening hours change, so check before you go.
Camden Town & Regent's Park moving questions
Do I need a parking suspension in Camden?
It often helps. Book 17 days ahead. For a home move, Camden doesn’t charge for the space on the first day, for up to 3 spaces. The admin charge still applies. Book it with Camden Council.
Can you move me in Camden Town & Regent's Park at short notice?
Often, yes, subject to availability. We move any time, day or night, across London. Send your details and write your date and time.
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