| Camley Street Natural Park |
| Camley Street Natural Park in King's Cross was a derelict coal yard before being transformed into a mixed habitat of marsh woodland, pond and meadow in 1984. |
| With its position beside the banks of the Regent's Canal, the two-acre park provides a perfect silvan refuge from the big city for fauna such as reed warblers, kingfishers, mallards, geese and even bats plus many, many beautiful wildflowers such as campion and columbine. |
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King's Cross St Pancras. |
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King's Cross and St Pancras. |
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46 and 214 go along nearby St Pancras Road. |
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The park is run by London Wildlife Trust. |
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