Campbelltown Hospital Parking and How to Get There: Car Parks, Concession Validation, Buses From Campbelltown and Macarthur Stations (Campbelltown, Sydney, NSW)

Campbelltown Hospital’s car parks are open 24 hours a day and parking fees apply in all of them, but the hospital’s official pages do not give a dollar amount. The car parks are run by Secure Parking, and if you qualify for the concession rate you must have your ticket validated before you drive out. The hospital is on Therry Road, Campbelltown, and on foot it is a 20 to 25 minute walk from Macarthur station or 30 to 35 minutes from Campbelltown station.

This guide combines the South Western Sydney Local Health District’s pages for parking, public transport, visiting hours and address with NSW Health’s hospital parking and directions site. We read them on 8 November 2026. Amounts and bus routes that the pages do not give are not guessed here.

How much does parking cost?

The district’s parking page says only that parking fees apply to all Campbelltown Hospital campus car parks, which are operated by Secure Parking. NSW Health’s hospital parking site lists the car parks as open 24 hours and the rates as “Fees apply”, with reduced fees available for eligible people. Neither page gives a price per hour or a daily maximum, so we cannot give one. For questions about fees, the district gives Secure Parking’s number, 02 8000 8790, and an email address, SWSLHD-CampbelltownCarParking@health.nsw.gov.au.

Which car park should I use?

The hospital recommends that first-time visitors check the campus map or phone 02 4634 3000 for advice on the most convenient car park for the service they are visiting. The district’s page names these car parks:

Car park	What the page says
P1A, Emergency Department	Limited parking outside the Emergency Department entrance; entry via Central Road and Parkside Crescent; direct walk to the waiting room
P1B	Emergency Department and Macarthur Clinical School car park
P2, Therry Road	The largest car park, with easy access to Building A and close to the Emergency Department; entry via Parkside Crescent, Central Road or Therry Road
P3, South	Direct access to Building A by a pedestrian ramp, staircase and overbridge to lifts; entry via Therry Road and Parkside Crescent
P8, North	Entry via Appin Road (northbound only) and Parkside Crescent (southbound only); walk to the hospital through the Building D entrance
P9, Macarthur Cancer Therapy Centre	Only for patients and carers of the centre, who must display a centre vehicle pass; fines apply otherwise
P10, accessible parking only	Entry via Appin Road (northbound only) and Parkside Crescent (southbound only); walk through the Building D entrance
P11	Electric vehicle car park
P13, Discharge Lounge and Equipment Loan Pool	Pick-up and drop-off only, limited to five minutes, no parking; open Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, excluding public holidays

Where can I be dropped off?

There are dedicated drop-off and pick-up zones on the campus, and no parking is allowed in them. The district names three:

• Building A (Clinical and Mental Health Services): vehicle entry via Therry Road, Central Road and Parkside Crescent
• Building D (Outpatients and Pathology Services): vehicle entry via Appin Road and Parkside Crescent
• The Emergency Department: vehicle entry via Therry Road, Central Road and Parkside Crescent

Is there accessible parking?

Yes. Accessible spaces are available across the campus, and P10 is for accessible parking only. You must correctly display a NSW Government or other Australian government-issued Mobility Parking Permit. Fines apply for unauthorised parking. The page says the accessible spaces are served by lift or ramp access to all clinical service buildings.

How do I get the concession parking rate?

Concession rates are available for eligible patients and visitors. The district says to take your concession card, photo identification and parking ticket to one of these places for validation before you leave the car park:

Where	Hours
Main Reception, main foyer of Building A	7.30am to 8pm, Monday to Sunday
Emergency Department Reception, Level 00 of Building A	24 hours, Monday to Sunday
Secure Parking Office, Level 1 of Building A	6am to 9pm, Monday to Sunday
Macarthur Cancer Therapy Centre	For cancer care patients and carers only
Any pay station	Limited validations from 10pm to 6am

The page asks you to validate before you go back to your car and exit. NSW Health’s site adds that reduced fees are available at every NSW public hospital where fees apply, for eligible patients and carers who need regular or long-term hospitalisation or treatment.

Can I park on the street?

There is limited street parking on the surrounding public streets. The district says the signposted zones range from a few minutes to four hours, with some spaces having no time limit, and asks drivers to read the signs and respect residential neighbours.

Can I get there by train and bus?

Yes. Trains to Macarthur station run on the Airport and East Hills line, and trains to Campbelltown station run on the South, Cumberland, East Hills and Inner West lines. The district says the hospital is a 20 to 25 minute walk from Macarthur station and a 30 to 35 minute walk from Campbelltown station.

The district’s transport page lists bus services 870, 871, 872, 879, 886, 887 and 888 as running between Campbelltown and Macarthur stations and the hospital. It says most buses stop on Therry Road outside the hospital, generally every 15 minutes from Monday to Saturday and every 30 minutes on Sundays. Services 890, 891, 893 and 895 run between Camden and Campbelltown, where you change to reach the hospital.

That page was last updated on 25 March 2021, so treat the route numbers and frequencies as a starting point. Check the current routes on transportnsw.info or call the Transport Infoline on 131 500. The district points to Busabout for timetables in the Macarthur region.

Is there community transport?

The district lists South West Community Transport under its Home and Community Care program, for frail aged people, younger people with disabilities, carers and families. To book, phone 1300 138 794.

What are the visiting hours?

General visiting hours at Camden and Campbelltown hospitals are 8.00am to 8.00pm, seven days. Wards and departments have flexible hours, so if you want to visit outside those times, discuss it with nursing staff. Visiting hours in specialty areas such as Intensive Care, the Birthing Unit and the Special Care Nursery may vary, and in some cases visitors may be asked to wear a mask or gown. The visiting page was last updated on 31 August 2023.

What is still not known?

Two things are open as of 8 November 2026: the price of parking, which the official pages describe only as “fees apply”, and the current bus routes, because the district’s transport page dates from March 2021. The parking page was last updated on 2 February 2026.

Who do I contact?

The hospital is at Therry Road, Campbelltown NSW 2560, and its phone is 02 4634 3000. For parking, contact Secure Parking on 02 8000 8790. For transport planning, call 131 500.

Sources

• SWSLHD — Campbelltown Hospital parking (car parks, drop-off, concessions, street parking; page updated 2 February 2026; read 8 November 2026)
• SWSLHD — Public transport (walking times, bus routes; page updated 25 March 2021)
• SWSLHD — Visiting hours and Address
• NSW Health — Hospital parking, services and directions (Campbelltown Hospital entry; fees apply; read 7 November 2026)

Featured image: Campbelltown railway station, January 2025 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added).

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with South Western Sydney Local Health District, NSW Health or Secure Parking. Parking fees, rules and bus routes can change; check the hospital’s pages before you go.