Sunny weather can bring out the desire to be near water and one of the UK's top destinations is right here in north London.
Camden Locks is the fourth most popular waterside destination, averaging 7,425 monthly searches on social media, according to data by boat insurance experts at InsureMy.
The insurance company sourced all 128 waterside destination locations in the UK from Canal & River Trust official website to come up with the top 10 most popular.
Top destination is Sowerby Bridge in West Yorkshire which averages 17,508 monthly searches.
Camden is the only London waterway that makes the list.
It is situated north of the Hampstead Road Lock of the Regent's Canal which was formerly a wharf with stables.
The Lock is a vibrant area and ranks as one of the liveliest atmospheres in the top 10, ideal for indulging in people-watching, spotting boats, and enjoying multiple dining options in Camden Lock Market.
The hashtags #camdenlock and #camdenlocks have garnered over 180,000 posts on Instagram, showcasing the location's bustling atmosphere and popular attractions.
Stewart Barnett, head of marketing for InsureMy said: "Brits visit waterside destinations for a variety of reasons, whether for a peaceful escape, nature watching or a leisure activity.
"It's fascinating to see a diverse range of locations featured in the study's top 10 rankings, with West Yorkshire claiming the top spot and London securing fourth place.
"Despite their contrasting atmospheres, both destinations offer unique experiences."
The eight other worthy places to visit according to InsureMy are:
Rudyard Lake in Staffordshire
Wigan Pier in Greater Manchester
The 46 mile Llangollen Canal, which crosses the border between England and Wales
Earlswood Lakes in the West Midlands
Caen Hill Locks in Wiltshire
Trent Lock in Nottingham
Dundas Aqueduct in Monkton Combe near Bath
Goytre Wharf in South Wales
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