Campbelltown

Campbelltown Hotels

Campbelltown is located at south west of Sydney. Campbelltown was founded in the year 1820 by Governor Macquarie and it was named after his wife`s Maiden name. This location is also known for the famous Fishers ghost. Some of the attractions in the town include Bicentennial Art Gallery and Japanese Gardens near art gallery road, corner of Camden and Appin roads. 16 km to the south of Campbelltown one can find coal-mining town which has monuments of Hume and Hovell.

Brands on Sale (Campbelltown)
A factory outlet with over 100 stores from fashion to home ware to giftware there’s plenty on offer at discounted prices- sometimes up to 70% off. It’s open seven days per week and there is plenty of parking. Under the Table is a large fashion store for men and women with plenty of bargains.
Lauren Ford

Boot Hill (Campbelltown)
A good old fashioned car boot sale and market with plenty of nic nacs, clothing, plants, toys, second hand books, fruit and veg and baked goods. You won’t visit Boot Hill without walking away with someone’s pre loved treasures. Sometimes you can barter your way to a better price and make your day even better! Open Thursdays and Saturdays. Corner of Raby and Campbelltown Road, Minto
Lauren Ford

Pancakes on the Rocks (Campbelltown)
Just like the renowned restaurant at the rocks in Sydney, you can enjoy the delicious pancake menu in the Park Central estate in Campbelltown. The ribs, savoury crepes and pizzas are great main meal options and then there’s plenty of dessert to choose from. Of course you can just eat pancakes for dinner as they are very big and filling! 4 Hyde Parade, Campbelltown
Lauren Ford