Luggage storageCamden Town

Luggage storage in and around Camden Town

Plenty of travellers passing through Camden Town need somewhere to leave a bag while they explore the market or head to a gig. The area's venues and stations each handle luggage differently, so here's what to expect before you arrive.

Camden Town is recognised as one of London's key cultural, shopping, and entertainment districts, known for its street markets, music venues, and alternative scene. Camden Market spans locations including Stables Market, Camden Lock, and Hawley Wharf, with over 1,000 traders across the site. BOXPARK Camden offers no lockers or cloakrooms for visitors needing to store luggage or large bags. Euston station has a staffed left luggage facility opposite the waiting room by platform 16. Euston's left luggage facility is open Monday to Wednesday from 08:00 to 21:00 and Thursday to Sunday from 08:00 to 23:00. Left luggage at Euston station costs £7.50 per item for up to 3 hours, £12.50 per item for 12 to 24 hours, and £7.50 per item for every 24 hours thereafter. A direct Northern line tube journey from Camden Town to Euston takes around 6 minutes. A single tube journey between Camden Town and Euston (Zones 1-2) costs £3.10 off-peak or £3.60 peak with Oyster or contactless payment. With Stasher, you can store bags from £1.49 per bag a day at 20+ locations across Camden Town.

Some top Stasher locations in Camden Town include:

• Postal service · open 09:00–18:00 most days · rated 5/5 (1,000+ reviews)
• Restaurant · open 11:00–23:00 every day · rated 5/5 (200+ reviews)

⁣Local hosts include restaurants, postal services and local shops. Of the nearby points, 7 stay open late. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to £10,000. Stasher storage in Camden Town can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Arriving and leaving Camden Town with luggage

Camden Town and Chalk Farm Underground stations and Camden Road Overground station are the closest to Camden Market, so choosing the one nearest to you makes sense for anyone arriving with luggage. A section of Camden High Street between Parkway/Kentish Town Road and Jamestown Road/Hawley Crescent is a motor traffic-free zone, which means if you're in a taxi you'll be dropped at the edge rather than the centre. All London buses are low-floor with ramps and can lower themselves at stops, while black cabs carry ramps and an extra step for heavy luggage. Camden Town Underground station is on the Northern line in Travelcard Zone 2. Camden Road station is 450 metres north-east of Camden Town Underground station and provides London Overground services.

Venue bag rules and cloakrooms

KOKO has two cloakrooms either side of its foyer charging £3 to £4 per item, but only for small bags, backpacks, laptop cases and coats; anything larger than A4, including suitcases, can't be stored or taken inside. Mornington Crescent station on the Northern line is directly opposite KOKO if you're arriving that way.

The Roundhouse, housed in a former railway engine shed in Chalk Farm, operates a cloakroom for most Main Space events at £4 per item, the same as the top of KOKO's £3 to £4 range.

Dingwalls will store one small bag per person — a small backpack or laptop case — for a small fee, but won't accept large bags or suitcases even for storage, with Camden Town and Chalk Farm tubes both roughly five minutes away on foot and Stasher points in the area taking the larger bags instead.

BOXPARK Camden stays open until 11pm Monday to Thursday and 11:30pm on Friday and Saturday, but offers no cloakroom or locker service of any kind, so booking a Stasher spot nearby before you arrive is a practical way to avoid carrying bags around all evening.

Exploring Camden Town with bags

Camden Market is open every day of the week including bank holidays, from 10am to 7pm with food halls running until 11pm, so there's no closed day to plan around except Christmas. London Zoo, about 16 minutes or 0.8 miles on foot from Camden Town station, performs bag checks at the entrance and recommends leaving large bags at home, so dropping your luggage somewhere before heading over is a better plan. The Jewish Museum London has no open building at present — its site describes a cloakroom inside the former main entrance, but the museum closed indefinitely in July 2023 while it works towards a new home.