Apply for a visitor e-permit

Daily permits cost £5 and weekly permits cost £10.

Tenants and leaseholders can also apply for a visitor permit by calling 020 7974 4444 and giving 48 hours’ notice. Payment is made by credit or debit card. Parking permits ordered over the phone are sent in the post using first class delivery.

On estates which use access keys and fobs, a £50 deposit is required which is refunded when the keys are returned.

If you are visiting someone on a Camden housing estate, the person you are visiting must give you a visitors parking permit. Permits must be displayed in the windscreen of the vehicle.

Scratch cards

Residents on the Alexandra & Ainsworth estates can buy visitors permits as scratch cards. A single scratch card is valid for three hours and costs 50 pence.

Scratch cards must be clearly displayed on the windscreen of the vehicle.

Scratch cards can be ordered over the phone and will be sent out using first class delivery.

For scratch cards, call 020 7974 4444

If your vehicle is parked on a Camden housing estate without clearly displaying a valid permit, we will issue you with a parking charge notice (PCN) of either £80 or £100 depending on the circumstances of the offence. This must be paid within 28 days of the notice being served.

A reduced charge of £40 or £60 is payable if the PCN is paid within 14 days.

To pay for a parking charge notice please call 020 7974 7136.

Apply for a garage on a housing estate

Apply for a shed on a housing estate

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Anybody can apply to rent a garage or a shed on one of Camden’s housing estates.

We will contact you when a garage or shed becomes available. 

If no garages or sheds are available when you apply, your name will be added to a waiting list.

Your rent account must be in credit when applying for a shed.

We prioritise applications and allocate garages as follows:

1. Tenants and leaseholders resident on the estate – blue badge holders take priority
2. Blue badge holders on neighbouring estates
3. Tenants and leaseholders on neighbouring estates
4. Tenants and leaseholders on all other estates
5. Business, private lettings and staff

Further information on shed applications

If the shed area is fob protected, only residents from that block can rent that shed.

A shed is rented on a licence which can be terminated by either party giving ten days’ notice.

Further information on garage applications

Garages can be rented to store a vehicle or for other storage purposes.  They are rented on a licence which can be terminated by either party giving seven days’ notice.

If you are resident on an estate managed by a tenant management organisation (TMO) you will need to apply for a garage directly with the TMO and will not be able to apply with the online link above.