Camdens

Camdens refers to a variety of entities, most commonly associated with place names. The most prominent is Camden, London, a borough in Inner London. This area is renowned for its vibrant street markets, particularly Camden Lock Market, which offers a diverse range of goods, food, and crafts. The borough has a rich cultural history, often linked to alternative music scenes and fashion.

Another notable Camden is Camden, New Jersey, a city across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. It is a significant urban center with a history of industrial development. Camden has been undergoing urban renewal efforts in recent years, focusing on revitalizing its waterfront and downtown areas.

Additionally, there are numerous towns and villages named Camden in the United States, including Camden, South Carolina, known for its historical significance during the American Revolutionary War, and Camden, Arkansas. The name "Camden" itself is of English origin, derived from an old place name. The specific context in which "Camdens" is used will determine which entity is being referred to, though the London borough is often the most frequently encountered.