Parking Near Campsie Metro Station, Clemton Park
Where Can I Park for Campsie Metro Station?
The station at 184-186 Beamish Street is currently closed for conversion works and is not presented as a conventional railway commuter car park. The nearby Campsie Centre Car Park at 14-28 Amy St offers paid parking from $4 hourly, capped at $30 maximum per day, and operates from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
- Address
- 184-186 Beamish Street, Campsie NSW 2194
- Closest listed space
- Secure Garage Parking in Campsie - Book Online Now!, 260 m (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Canterbury railway station, 1.5 km (19 min walk)
Parking Near Clemton Park
A metro station platform Photo: Pexels / Elmir Jafarov
Parking at Campsie Metro Station
Campsie Metro Station is at 184-186 Beamish Street, Campsie NSW 2194, near Clemton Park. The station is being converted to serve Metro North West & Bankstown Line services, and the railway station is currently closed for conversion works (Wikipedia). The station itself is therefore not presented as a conventional railway commuter car park in the published station information.
The nearby Campsie Centre Car Park is at 14-28 Amy St and is operated by Wilson Parking. Its drive-up casual rate is $30 maximum per day, with hourly parking from $4, and the listed operating hours are 7:00 am to 8:00 pm (wilsonparking.com.au). This gives drivers a paid off-street alternative close to the station precinct, particularly for shorter visits or daytime errands.
Commuter Parking for Metro Trips From Campsie
Transport for NSW says drivers can receive up to 18 hours of free parking each day when they complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use that Opal card again when exiting the car park (transportnsw.info). The arrangement is designed for commuters combining a car journey with public transport, so the Opal card used for the trip is central to the parking process.
Peak metro services at Campsie are planned at one train every four minutes, equivalent to 15 trains an hour (sydneymetro.info). Drivers travelling at busy times should allow time to locate a space and transfer to the station, rather than relying on a last-minute arrival. Transport for NSW has also published proposed temporary parking changes around Campsie station during the project works (transport.nsw.gov.au), making the surrounding access arrangements relevant to regular commuters.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Station
The closest listed option is secure, lighted private parking in Campsie, 250 metres away, priced at $80 a week. A secure garage in Campsie is 260 metres away and costs $30 a day, making it suitable for a driver who wants a covered space for a single commuting day. Both are close enough to reduce the need to search around Beamish Street.
For a lower daily rate, a private Campsie parking space is 560 metres away at $10 a day. A private space in Summer Hill is 900 metres away and costs $180 a month, while a Canterbury space with 24/7 access is 1.0 kilometre away at $5 an hour. The weekly and monthly spaces suit repeat commuters, while the daily and hourly choices suit occasional trips.
Street Parking Around Beamish Street
Temporary parking changes have been proposed around Campsie station as part of the transport project (transport.nsw.gov.au). The changes relate to the station upgrade area, so drivers using nearby streets should treat construction arrangements as part of the local parking conditions rather than assuming that a familiar kerbside space will remain available.
The Campsie Centre Car Park provides a defined paid alternative at 14-28 Amy St, with Wilson Parking listing hourly parking from $4 and a $30 maximum daily drive-up rate (wilsonparking.com.au).
Walking and Public Transport Connections From Campsie
Canterbury railway station is the nearest station listed for the area, at 1.5 kilometres or a 19-minute walk. Belmore is also about a 19-minute walk away. These connections give commuters alternatives when parking near Beamish Street is inconvenient, although the best choice depends on the direction of the onward journey.
Metro services at Campsie are planned every four minutes during the peak, providing 15 trains an hour (sydneymetro.info). Bicycle parking is also included within the station concourse as part of the station upgrade (sydneymetro.info), giving local travellers another way to reach the station without relying on a car space.
Sources
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Campsie Metro Station?
The station at 184-186 Beamish Street is currently closed for conversion works and is not presented as a conventional railway commuter car park. The nearby Campsie Centre Car Park at 14-28 Amy St offers paid parking from $4 hourly, capped at $30 maximum per day, and operates from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Is There Free Commuter Parking for Metro Trips From Campsie?
Transport for NSW says drivers can receive up to 18 hours of free parking each day when they complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use that Opal card again when exiting the car park. The Opal card used for the trip is central to the parking process.
What Private Parking Spaces Are Closest to the Station?
The closest listed option is secure, lighted private parking in Campsie, 250 metres away, priced at $80 a week. A secure garage in Campsie is 260 metres away and costs $30 a day, offering a covered space for a single commuting day.
How Much Does the Campsie Centre Car Park Cost?
Wilson Parking operates the Campsie Centre Car Park at 14-28 Amy St. Its drive-up casual rate is $30 maximum per day, with hourly parking from $4. The listed operating hours are 7:00 am to 8:00 pm, making it a defined paid alternative for shorter visits or daytime errands.
Can I Rely on Street Parking Around Beamish Street?
Temporary parking changes have been proposed around Campsie station as part of the transport project. Drivers using nearby streets should treat construction arrangements as part of local parking conditions rather than assuming a familiar kerbside space will remain available.
What Alternatives Are Available If Parking Near the Station Is Inconvenient?
Canterbury railway station is 1.5 kilometres or a 19-minute walk away, while Belmore is also about a 19-minute walk away. Bicycle parking is included within the station concourse as part of the station upgrade, providing another way to reach the station without relying on a car space.
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