If you want to park on a Camden housing estate, you’ll need to apply for a permit.
Check if you can apply
If a tenant management organisation (TMO) manages your estate, you need to apply to them directly.
You cannot apply for a permit if you live on a car-free development.
If you’re a tenant or leaseholder, your rent account must be in credit.
How we prioritise
We do not have many parking spaces on our estates, so we prioritise applications in this order:
- Blue Badge holders living on the estate
- other tenants and leaseholders on the estate
- Blue Badge holders on neighbouring estates
- tenants and leaseholders on neighbouring estates
- council staff, business and non-Camden residents
Estate parking charges and permit conditions
Estate parking charges 23/24 (PDF)
Parking permit conditions (PDF)
How to apply
To apply for a parking space, you need to:
- select ‘view available parking spaces'- spaces will be shown as green dots on a map
- select the parking space that you’d like to use and select ‘apply here’ to complete the application form
What happens next
We'll review your application.
If a parking space is available, you’ll be contacted by email and asked to provide:
- the Logbook (V5C) for the vehicle
- proof of address
- the Insurance Schedule for the vehicle
- Blue Badge, if relevant
If no spaces are available
We’ll add your name to a waiting list.
You could also:
Permits and parking fines
Lost permit
If you lose your permit, there's a £20 administration charge for a replacement. Contact estateparking@camden.gov.uk.
Swapping your parking bay
If you want to swap parking bays, there's a £20 administration charge. Contact estateparking@camden.gov.uk.
Visitor permits
Visitors can pay to park on nearby streets using Camden’s cashless parking service.
Parking charge notice
If your vehicle is parked on a housing estate without clearly displaying a valid permit, we'll issue you with a parking charge notice (PCN). You'll have to pay either £80 or £100 depending on the circumstances. You must pay within 28 days of getting the notice.
A reduced charge of £40 or £60 is payable if the PCN is paid within 14 days.
To pay for a parking charge notice, call 020 7974 7136.
Penalty charge notice
Parking on some Camden estates is controlled by Traffic Management Order. This means that vehicles parked on these estates without a valid permit, or permission will be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
To pay or challenge a PCN visit Penalty Charge Notices (PCN).
If you want to stop renting a parking space
You must give 10 days' notice by emailing estateparking@camden.gov.uk.
Keys and fobs can be returned to your Neighbourhood Housing Officer or our reception. You’ll be asked to complete a notice of vacation form.
Our address is:
Camden Council
5 Pancras Square
London
N1C 4AG