On the hunt for the best Camden pubs with a beer garden? Then look no further. If you step back from the bustling streets of NW1, you'll find The Colonel Fawcett which boasts not one, but two lovely beer gardens. With 19 different beers on draft and more than 100 gins to try, it's safe to say your summer sips are sorted. For those budding Luke Littler's out there, these guys also have social dart boards to challenge your friends and of course, a classic pool table too. 

After a wander up Primrose Hill, it's safe to say you'll be wanting a pint to quench your thirst. Head round the corner to find The Pembroke, a traditional boozer with a sun-trapped beer garden - perfect for those hot summer days. Pull up a chair under one of their wooden gazibos, with a £9 cocktail in hand (absolute bargain). If you head down on a Monday you can bag a delicious pizza for £5 and a bottle of bubbly for £16.50 - the best combination. 

Whether you're looking for a quiet drink or want a pre-gig pint, The Abbey Tavern is one of Camden's best hotspots. Sitting down the road from the Kentish Town O2 Forum, this buzzing watering hole offers a spacious beer garden to enjoy a tipple in the sun, and they've even got a swanky roof terrace too which is kitted out with heaters to avoid the evening shivers. They serve up a whole host of Caribbean-inspired dishes and have DJs playing the best tunes throughout the week. 

Looking for a classic British boozer? The Engineer is just the ticket. This place is drenched in history, as it's been a popular drinking spot in the heart of Primrose Hill since the 1800s. Better yet, they've got a lovely walled beer garden you can bake in during the warmer months, or choose to rest under their pergola with a beer in hand. With a selection of hearty steaks, beer-battered haddock and king prawns on the menu, it's safe to say this place is the perfect drinking and dining spot. 

First popping up on Regent's Park Road in the 19th century, The Queen's is beautiful staple in the Primrose Hill area. It's a great place to come for a pint after tracking up the hill to see the glorious London sites, and you can even take your bev out onto their small terrace to catch some rays. 

Stretching over three floors, Kentish Town's Princess of Wales pub is one of a kind. Not only do they serve up the tastiest pub grub, such as stone baked flat breads and prawns supplied by Wright Brothers, but it's also home to the 'Banksy beer garden'. In 2011, a mysterious mural of a lion appeared on the wall - so get the cameras at the ready. Soak up the sun in their much-loved beer garden while sipping on one of their rhubarb royale cocktails. 

Situated just a stone's throw away from Camden Market is The Lock Tavern. It's the perfect place to go and try out the local craft beers, and they also offer a proper Camden Town beer garden and roof terrace to enjoy a tipple or two. You can even pop on a heater if it starts to get a bit chilly (knowing the British weather, it definitely will). These guys also showcase a range of local artists throughout the week, making it a great spot to bop along to classic tunes. 

Lock Inn Camden, located just across from the world-famous market, is a historic North London boozer with a modern twist. It's the go-to place for top-quality pub food, local beers, and live music. Head over to indulge in goodies like BBQ Oozy's ribs served with apple slaw, sesame salt, and Aleppo chilli calamari, as well as plenty of artisan pizzas, while you sip on one of their own brewed craft lager and handcrafted spirits.

Tucked away from the bustling Kentish Town is The Lion and Unicorn. This local watering hole is known for its delicious dinners, tasty tipples, and beautiful beer garden. It's a great place to bask in the sun on those roasting summer's days, and you can even enjoy a pint or two out here in the colder months while chilling under one of their heaters. These guys also show all the biggest football games, perfect for avid sports fans. 

Overlooking Regents Canal you'll find Lockside, a place that fully encapsulates the charm of Camden's 'going out' scene. They've got a great selection of beers, wines and spirits which can all be enjoyed while sitting out on their terrace overlooking the lock. Head along for a boogie on one of their music nights, or simply enjoy some bevs and a bite to eat (and a bit of people watching). 

Possibly boasting the best beer garden in Camden (or certainly one of) is The Edinboro Castle. This gorgeous pub is just a two minute walk from Regent's Park and a stones throw away from Camden Town high street. In the summer, you can expect to be served Pimms from the tap at their outdoor bar, while cacthing some rays in their beer garden. You can even order one of their delicous serving platters or a traditional roast if you're wanting the full shabang.