Public Transport in Camden
The Camden area is serviced by three bus companies. Click on the links below to access each bus company’s web site for timetable and route information.
There are currently no rail services in the Camden LGA. The nearest rail stations are at Campbelltown, Macarthur and Leumeah Stations in the Campbelltown LGA. These stations provide services to the City, Liverpool and the Airport, with connecting lines to other Sydney destinations. For more information or to plan your trip, please visit www.131500.com.au or call the Transport Info Line on 131 500.
Bus Reform
Bus services in Camden will undergo significant reform in the next couple of years. The NSW Ministry of Transport have advised that bus services in the Camden area will be reviewed in 2008/09. This will include the provision of a Strategic Bus Corridor between Camden and Campbelltown. The public will be involved in the review process. For more information go to the Ministry of Transport’s web site at http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au
No Car? No Worries!
Camden and Campbelltown Councils have developed a project called No Car? No Worries! aimed and encouraging older people to understand and use local public and community tansport. To read more about the project, download the 'No Car? No Worries! Brochure' here.
To see the results of the survey of older residents, please click here.
Camden / Campbelltown Integrated Transport Strategy
Camden and Campbelltown Councils received funding from the Federal Government’s Sustainable Regions Program to undertake an Integrated Transport Strategy for the region.
Following extensive research and consultations with all stakeholders, including the local community, the Integrated Transport Strategy is nearing completion. The final strategy will be added to Council’s web site in the near future.
