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Campbelltown Stadium Western Grandstand

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Sports Stadium

Campbelltown Sports Stadium is one of NSW's premier football and event stadiums and an international standard athletics centre. Campbelltown Sports Stadium is one of Wests Tigers' home grounds and regularly hosts local to National level football, rugby league, and rugby union. It has the capability of transform from one code to another in less than 12 hours. The venue also hosts events such as Campbelltown Christmas Carol celebrations, outdoor movies and the popular Pacific International Test. Campbelltown Sports Stadium is the permanent home of Macarthur Bulls FC.

Campbelltown NSW

0.1 km away

Wests League Club — Image credit: Wests League Club

Entertainment Venues

Wests League Club

Wests League Club is the Home of Sport in the Macarthur region. Wests is a family-friendly Club offering a unique experience for all. Immerse yourself in live entertainment, promotions and special events. There are dining options on the table to excite your taste buds. Are you after a perfectly cooked stone-grilled steak with a mate? The very best in bistro fare for the family? A barista coffee and cake or exotic tastes from all over Asia? – eating with Wests is guaranteed to hit the spot. Whether you are looking to have a fun night out or to enjoy live music, Wests is the place for you. With an exciting calendar of entertainment and events, they deliver the best range of experiences that guarantee you a good time. Wests also offers a range of function rooms available for hire, each with a different seat capacity to suit your needs. They can cater for up to 550 attendees; sitting, standing or studying with state-of-the-art technology and plenty of free parking. Conveniently located next to Leumeah station and just a few minutes from the M5.

Leumeah NSW

0.3 km away

Robin Hood Mural

Entertainment Venues

The Sherwood

Embark on an adventure at The Sherwood. Tucked away in Leumeah at the former Wests Tennis Club site, The Sherwood boasts a modern layout, premium sports viewing and a spacious outdoor area for relaxation and socialising. The name is a gentle reference to one of the oldest suburbs in Campbelltown, Sherwood Hills, and also pays tribute to the legendary hideout of Robin Hood, The Sherwood Forest. Experience tasty food and bevvies and enjoy a variety of specials all week long, along with live entertainment on the weekends. Fridays feature Live Music, while Saturdays and Sundays boast DJs spreading good music vibes across the venue.

Leumeah NSW

0.3 km away

Archer Combat Sports — Image credit: Archer Combat Sports

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Archer Combat Sports

Combat Archery is rapidly emerging as one of the most thrilling new sports in Australia, and now it's available right in your neighbourhood. This unique activity combines the excitement of archery with the adrenaline of combat, allowing participants to engage in friendly competition while honing their skills. Whether you prefer to host a session at your own location or join them at their dedicated venue, the experience promises to be both exhilarating and memorable. Gather your friends, family, or colleagues for an unforgettable day filled with laughter, strategy, and a bit of friendly rivalry. Don't miss out on the chance to be part of this dynamic sport that is capturing the hearts of many across the country!

Leumeah NSW

0.6 km away

Chipmunks Playland & Café Campbelltown — Image credit: Chipmunks Playland & Café Campbelltown

Amusement and Theme Parks

Chipmunks Playland and Café

Chipmunks Playland and Café Campbelltown is the perfect spot for kids to play, explore and burn off energy in a safe, colourful space made just for them. From exciting slides to climbing zones and a special area for toddlers, there's fun around every corner. Grown-ups can relax in the café with a coffee while keeping an eye on the action. It's also a favourite for birthday parties, with themed rooms and friendly staff who make celebrations easy and fun. Whether it's a casual visit or a special day out, Chipmunks is where families come to laugh, play and make memories.

Leumeah NSW

0.6 km away

Leumeah Pump Track — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Leumeah Pump Track

BMX enthusiasts and skateboarders rejoice! The newly constructed asphalt Pump track in Leumeah is suitable for riders of BMX bikes, mountain bikes, skateboards and scooters. The pump track includes a series of jumps, banked turns and transfer options for riders. The pump track has various difficulty loops available to suit people of all abilities. For those who don't know what a pump track is, it's a looped sequence of rollers and berms (swoopy, banked turns). The 'pump' part is the pushing-down and pulling-up action. This helps propel the riders around the looped track. It provides a thrilling experience with an up-and-down feeling that is similar to that of a rollercoaster, but on a micro scale. Come on down and check it out. Located right next to Leumeah Skate Park, a variety of food outlets and Leumeah Train Station.

Leumeah NSW

0.7 km away

Campbelltown Skate Park — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Skate Park

Also known as Hollylea Reserve, this park is a skateboarder’s paradise, designed for beginner through to advanced riders. The skate park is a family friendly destination. Beginners can get a grip on the mini pipe and square rail. There's plenty of rails and jumps as well as a performer's stage to test your skills. Additional Features Skate features: 1.8 metre high transitional hip, 1.8 metre high banked hip, transition wave wall, split-level performance stage, rails, beginner’s mini pipe and square rail Pump track features: approximately 620 square metres of asphalt surface area, approximately 250 metres of linear track, sandstone block seats, rollers, berms, a jump line and transfer options. Water bubblers. Restaurants are a short walk away.

Leumeah NSW

0.8 km away

Lanes at Campbelltown City Bowl — Image credit: Campbelltown City Bowl

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown City Bowl

Campbelltown City Bowl is the place to perfect your game of 10 pin bowling. But theres more than just bowling! The Thirsty Pins Bar is open every night. There is a variety of local, imported and craft beers, range of wine and cocktails available. The Hungry Ball's Cafe makes food fresh to order with a range of food including hot chips and hamburgers. With 30 lanes Campbelltown City Bowl can easily cater for your next get together or social game. After you finish bowling keep the competition going with a friendly game of air hockey or car racing in their arcade.

Leumeah NSW

1.0 km away

Pembroke Park — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Parks and Gardens

Pembroke Park

Covering seven hectares of bushland, Pembroke Park is popular with both families and nature lovers. Get in touch with nature by taking a leisurely stroll or cycle along the pathway. You'll feel a million miles away from the city as you go deeper into the park, over bubbling creeks, surrounded by thick, endangered woodland. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some local birdlife! After a long walk, put your feet up at a shaded table or seats spread throughout the park. You can even cook your family and friends a meal at a BBQ pit as you enjoy the beautiful bushland setting. Multiple playgrounds cater to kids of all ages with climbing frames, jungle gyms, slides, see-saws, interactive games and swings to tackle. There is still ample open space to run around and play games.

Minto NSW

1.2 km away

Campbelltown Showground

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Showground

Campbelltown Showground is a popular local space, with two rugby league and two union fields and a cricket pitch that is available for hire. The Showground has an amenities building which consists of accessible toilets, change rooms and a kitchen facility, which can be utilised as a canteen. Ample seating in a grandstand is available for use when sporting events are being held. Get in quick to be sure not to miss out on getting a seat. Field 1 is fenced to ensure your safety and security while playing or watching a game.

Campbelltown NSW

2.1 km away

Campbelltown Bicycle Education Centre — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Bicycle Education Centre

Campbelltown's Bicycle Education and Road Safety Centre is a one of a kind venue! Learn about cycling and pedestrian safety in a fun and safe environment. Bring your bike, scooter and helmet to one of their free open days held every Sunday. Have a go on the main circuit simulating road conditions including road signage and traffic lights, or for toddlers there is the junior track. Barbeques, shaded areas, seating and toilets are all available on site, plus a kids playground. The centre can be booked for parties, private hire and school education programs. Visit the website for more information.

Campbelltown NSW

2.2 km away

Campbelltown Scavenger Hunt — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Campbelltown Scavenger Hunt

Follow the map and answer the questions to discover the secrets of Campbelltown's past! Grab a copy of the Campbelltown Scavenger Hunt map from the Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre. Start your hunt from the civic centre or from the Campbelltown Arts Centre and follow the arrows up and down Queen Street. Don't forget to come back to the Visitor Centre. If you answer all the questions you get a free Scavenger's Certificate!

Campbelltown NSW

2.3 km away

Minerva Pool in Dharawal National Park

Natural Attractions

Campbelltown Virtual Reality Experience

Campbelltown, but not as you know it! Bedazzle at the unique backdrops of Campbelltown, all from your armchair. This four-minute informative video showcases unique places in Campbelltown to put on your day-tripping bucket list. The Campbelltown Virtual Reality Experience is a 360-degree video, that simulates four key tourist attractions in the Campbelltown area. Use the arrows on the screen to look all around Dharawal National Park, The Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan, Campbelltown Arts Centre and strap yourself in for a Fastlane Go-Karting experience! Come and experience this four minute journey at the Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre.

Campbelltown NSW

2.3 km away

Rogue Royalty — Image credit: Rogue Royalty

Shopping and Markets

Rogue Royalty

Rogue Royalty designs and produces premium quality pet products right in the heart of Campbelltown. Open since 2009, Wendell the owner, wanted to raise awareness and provide an alternative to the cheap quality products on the market. Rogue Royalty builds products that last, don't use toxic chemicals and are healthy for your dog and the environment. Customers come from all over Sydney as well as internationally to purchase their top quality and all natural products. At Rogue Royalty your canine comes first, drop by and see for yourself.

Campbelltown NSW

2.3 km away

Three Mods - Jason Wing — Image credit: Jason Wing

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Campbelltown Public Art Trail

Campbelltown has a long history of cultivating talented artists and celebrating the creativity and vibrancy of the city’s multicultural community. Public spaces across Queen Street have been brought to life with the installation of murals throughout the streetscape. Featuring acclaimed artists with strong connections to South West Sydney, alongside a unique multi-disciplinary approach to commissioning, they are establishing iconic, one-of-a-kind spaces that speak to the values of the Campbelltown community by telling stories of diversity, resilience and connection. This trail invites people of all ages to take a stroll across this amazing city. Learn about some of the thriving artists, cultures and stories connected to Campbelltown. Visit the website to discover the amazing artists and artworks.

Campbelltown NSW

2.3 km away

The Standout

Landmarks and Buildings

The Standout

The Dreamtime Story of the gum tree greets people as they arrive at Campbelltown Railway Station. The 2012 public artwork ‘The Standout’ by Dhungatti Australian Archibald Prize winner Blak Douglas, has been revitalised. Consisting of 83 panels installed across 235 metres of bus shelters at Campbelltown City Railway Station ‘The Standout’ pays homage to the Dharawal Dreamtime Story of the ‘Seven Eucalypts’. The artwork features Douglas’ previous photographic series of deceased gums standing alone within landscapes and casting shadows within urban facades. Originally commissioned by Campbelltown City Council in 2012, with special thanks to Transport for NSW.

Campbelltown NSW

2.3 km away

Fastlane Karting — Image credit: Fastlane Karting

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Fastlane Karting

Experience the thrill and excitement of the race track, and race like a pro at Fastlane Karting! Located in Campbelltown, part of the Greater Sydney region. Fastlane Karting is faster, longer, more entertaining and better value than any indoor track in Sydney! Celebrate birthdays, host corporate events and get your mates together for a memorable time at Fastlane. Boasting NSW's only street circuit drift facility, and three outdoor tracks and is easily accessible from the M5 motorway and within walking distance from public transport.

Minto NSW

2.4 km away

Campbelltown City Bowling Club — Image credit: Campbelltown City Bowling Club

Entertainment Venues

Campbelltown City Bowling Club

The Campbelltown City Bowling Club is a casual place to meet friends for a game of lawn bowls. Grab a bite to eat at Chilli Joe Thai Cuisine, an authentic Thai restaurant. Located in the heart of Campbelltown, just a short walk from the station and adjacent to picturesque Mawson Park.

Campbelltown NSW

2.4 km away

St Peter's Anglican Church

Landmarks and Buildings

St Peter's Anglican Church and Cemetery

Designed and built by Francis Lawless, St Peter's Anglican Church was opened in 1823. Believed to be the oldest building that remains in Campbelltown, and one of the oldest Anglican Churches in Australia, St Peter's has been in use since 1823. The cemetery adjacent to St Peter's Anglican Primary School, was in use when iron gangs still toiled on building the local roads. Pioneers buried in the cemetery include John Warby, William Bradbury, the Hon. James Tyson and its first Reverend Rev Thomas Reddall. Also buried there is an ill-fated Campbelltownian, Frederick Fisher, although the exact location of his body is unknown.

Campbelltown NSW

2.5 km away

Mawson Park Campbelltown — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Parks and Gardens

Mawson Park Campbelltown

The park is named after Dr Mawson, brother of Sir Douglas Mawson of Antarctica fame. Mawson Park is the site of the War Memorial. It is often used for formal ceremonies such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. The park is also popular for wedding photos because of its close proximity to St Peter's Anglican Church on Cordeaux Street. Mawson Park's facilities include seating, toilets, extensive floral gardens and children's playground equipment. Mawson Park is located on the corner of Queen and Cordeaux Streets in the central business district of Campbelltown.

Campbelltown NSW

2.5 km away

Coronation Park Netball and Soccer Complex

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Coronation Park Netball and Soccer Complex

Coronation Park is the largest netball facility in the region with a total of 40 netball courts. A soccer field is also included at the top of the complex. This facility plays as a host to a number of sporting carnivals. The amenities building has accessible toilets, change rooms and a kitchen facility, which can be utilised as a canteen. Walk or cycle around the park on the footpath while the kids can enjoy playing on the playground equipment. Minto Indoor Sports Centre and train station are only a short walk away.

Minto NSW

2.6 km away

Campbelltown RSL

Entertainment Venues

Campbelltown RSL

Campbelltown RSL Club offers diverse culinary experiences at The Loft Dining, available all day. Enjoy socializing at various rooms, and activities like snooker, TAB, and Keno. The club features free live entertainment and popular shows, making it ideal for weddings, birthdays, and reunions. Conveniently located in Campbelltown, it boasts a modern facility with ample parking and supports local non-profits, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

Campbelltown NSW

2.6 km away

Breathing Life

Landmarks and Buildings

Breathing Life / Bula ni Cegu / Paghinga ng Buhay

A celebration of Campbelltown’s thriving Pacific community, and the extensive connections between people, plants, animals and all living things. A bold, collaborative public artwork created by award-winning artists and designers Victoria Garcia and Bayvick Lawrance. The work is an ambitious intersection of two artists, two cultures, two buildings and two creative disciplines, brought together by the concept of ‘high fashion meets street art’. The work subtly changes with the movement of light: mornings conjure a shimmering lace underwater effect, and the afternoon light enflames the rainbow sequins. Commissioned by Campbelltown City Council, 2022. With special thanks to Goldwar Pty Ltd, Zois Pty Ltd, Vivid Advisory & Sabsabi Video. Proudly funded by the NSW Government through the CBD Revitalisation Fund.

Campbelltown NSW

2.6 km away

Minto Mall — Image credit: Minto Mall

Shopping and Markets

Minto Mall

Minto Mall is the premier shopping hub in Minto and is conveniently located a short walk from Minto train station. Newly renovated in 2022 and featuring over 60 specialty stores. These including Kmart and Woolworths and a variety of fashion and beauty stores, Minto Marketplace is your one-stop-shop. The food court boasts fresh and fast foods, interesting restaurants and cafes.

Minto NSW

2.6 km away

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