Flock cameras near me
Allow location access and the map below will center on you and show every nearby Flock Safety camera and license plate reader reported by the community. Your location never leaves your browser.
150,071
cameras mapped
US, Canada, UK & Europe
5 mi
radius counted around you
shown once you allow location
66
city maps
if you would rather browse
Local
your location stays in-browser
never sent to us or stored
Prefer to browse manually? Use the full Flock camera map or pick your state. Spotted one nearby that isn’t on here? Report it.
Three steps
How to check for Flock cameras near you
- 01
Let the map find you
Tap “find cameras near me” and accept the browser prompt. The map jumps to your location and puts a count of the cameras within 5 miles at the top of the screen. If you would rather not share your location, type your town into the search box instead — it works exactly the same.
- 02
Follow the roads you actually drive
Cameras are placed to catch traffic, not houses, so pan along your commute, your neighbourhood entrance, and the main roads into town. Tap any pin to see what a contributor recorded for it — often the manufacturer, sometimes the operating agency.
- 03
Add the ones that are missing
This map only knows about cameras someone has reported. If you pass one that is not here, adding it takes a couple of minutes and it then shows up for everyone else nearby.
Not near you?
Browse cameras by state
If location access is off, or you are checking somewhere you are headed rather than where you are, start from a state instead.
Nearby camera FAQs
How do I see Flock cameras near me?
Allow location access when your browser asks, and the map will center on where you are and load every reported camera nearby. If you decline, you can simply zoom and pan to your neighborhood instead — nothing about your location is stored.
Is my location shared or saved?
No. Your location is used only inside your browser to position the map. It is never sent to this site’s servers, stored, or shared.
How close to a Flock camera do I have to be for it to read my plate?
Flock cameras photograph vehicles on the road they face, typically within about 75 feet of the camera in daylight. They capture the rear of passing vehicles, so most drivers never notice them.
Why are there no cameras shown near me?
Either no cameras have been installed in your area, or the ones that exist have not been reported to OpenStreetMap yet. Coverage grows daily, and you can add cameras you have spotted yourself on openstreetmap.org.
Are there Flock cameras near me right now?
The map answers that directly: allow location access and it reports how many documented cameras sit within 5 miles of you. A count of zero means none have been mapped in your area yet — not necessarily that none exist, since every camera here was added by a volunteer who spotted it from a public road.
How do I find the nearest Flock camera to me?
Tap “find cameras near me” and the map centres on your position, then zoom out until pins appear. The closest pin is your nearest documented camera; tap it to see the manufacturer and operator where a contributor recorded them. This page works as a plain Flock camera locator — no app, no account, and nothing to install.
Does this show Flock cameras on my route or commute?
Yes — pan the map along the roads you drive rather than staying centred on your home. Cameras cluster at the entrances to neighbourhoods, main roads into town, busy intersections, and retail car park exits, so following your usual route on the map is the quickest way to see what you pass each day.