Camden Road Station

Used today — pram friendly and helpful staff. Trains aren’t as regular but it is overground

The Overground as opposed to the Underground linking Watford Junction in the north, Richmond in the southwest, Stratford and Barking in the East and West Croydon in the south. Saves on fares as you do not go through Zone 1
It is a few minutes walk to and from Camden Town Tube Station, which gets quite congested at the weekends, and is exit only. Entrance to the underground is at the opposite end at Mornington Crescent, a 10 minutes walk down Camden High Street.
It is also a short distance to Camden Lock and Regents Canal. Turn right when you come out of the station and walk pass Sainsbury’s and you will see Camden Town Tube Station ahead of you, from here is the starting point to the Camden Markets, the Lock, live music venues, and places to enjoy international cuisines. A lively and busy area any day, but especially at the weekends.

When I want to go to Camden it’s easier for me to get the overground and walk from Camden Road Station.
There are only 2 tracks and it’s a pretty small station. One little stand where u can buy food and drinks and a cash machine.
All you need in a train station but nothing that makes it stand out.