Campbelltown offers a unique balance between city and rural lifestyles. About one hour by road or train from the Sydney CBD, it is a city set in a landscape of rolling hills and farms. There are a number of historic buildings from the Colonial era around town and the surrounding district.

The diverse multicultural population of 150 000 residents includes many people from non-English speaking backgrounds.

Recreational activities abound with venues for golf, swimming, tennis, horse riding and fascinating walks in the nearby Mt Annan Botanic Garden – Australia’s largest botanic garden, with an abundance of birdlife and Australia’s native plant species.

Campbelltown campus is located in Narellan Road, Campbelltown.  The 166-hectare Campbelltown campus is a ten-minute walk from Macarthur railway station, and there is a bus service from Campbelltown station. By car the campus is accessible from the M5 motorway.

Law students can hone their skills in the Moot Court located on-campus. The court, a replica of the Campbelltown Local Court, provides students with a realistic training environment during their studies.

The campus it is a ten-minute walk from Macarthur railway station and there is bus service from Campbelltown station.

Travelling By Car

From Sydney CBD, take the M5 Motorway and take the second Campbelltown exit, turning left onto Narellan Road. Note that the M5 is a tollway.

From Narellan Road, turn right into the campus.

On-campus parking is available, and a valid daily or annual parking permit must be displayed at all times.

Travelling By Train

Alight at Macarthur Square station, which is a 10 minute walk to the campus. Information about the Sydney rail system and timetables are available from Cityrail.

Important Links:

» Campbelltown Campus Map (PDF, 494Kb)
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