Campbelltown Local and District Court is a NSW court location on Railway Street, Campbelltown. This page provides general information for people whose Court Attendance Notice or current listing identifies this venue for a drink driving, drug driving or related traffic matter, including local access and preparation information.
Court at a glance
- Court
- Campbelltown Local and District Court
- Address
- Railway Street, Campbelltown NSW 2560
- Area
- Campbelltown Local Government Area, south-western Sydney
- Before attending
- Check the Court Attendance Notice and current NSW listing
About Campbelltown Local and District Court and the local area
The NSW Local Court’s official location listing identifies this courthouse as “Campbelltown Local and District” and records the address as Railway Street, Campbelltown NSW 2560. The registry is listed as open Monday to Friday, from 8:45 am to 4:30 pm, with telephone hours from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Audio-visual link facilities are listed as available in all courtrooms. These arrangements can change, so confirm current information before relying on it.
Campbelltown is within the Campbelltown Local Government Area in south-western Sydney. Campbelltown City Council describes the surrounding network as including regional, collector and residential roads, together with footpaths, cycleways, car parking and traffic-management infrastructure. For official location and registry details, consult the NSW Local Court court-locations information.
Traffic matters and the Local Court process
The NSW Local Court deals with summary criminal and driving matters. Traffic categories can include the following, depending on the allegation and documents issued:
- Prescribed concentration of alcohol (PCA): an allegation involving a measured alcohol concentration.
- Driving under the influence (DUI): an allegation that driving was affected by alcohol or another substance.
- Prescribed-drug driving: an allegation involving a relevant drug detected through the testing process.
- Required sample allegation: an allegation of refusing or failing to provide a required sample.
- Related licence allegation: a charge or issue connected with driving or licence status.
A Court Attendance Notice identifies the alleged offence and tells the recipient which court will hear the matter, together with the time, date and place of attendance. The notice, later court correspondence and current official listing control the venue; a general location search does not. General information is available on NSW DUI offences and NSW drug driving offences.
Preparing for a listed appearance
- Read the Court Attendance Notice and record the court, date, time, allegations and any courtroom detail provided.
- Keep police documents, licence correspondence, registry notices and previous court material together for orderly review.
- Check whether the listing is a first mention, plea, sentencing event or another procedural appearance, using the DUI court process guide for general background.
- Allow time for travel, entry procedures and locating the courtroom; review general licence topics through DUI penalties information without treating it as a prediction.
Getting to Campbelltown Local and District Court
The courthouse is on Railway Street in Campbelltown. The broader town-centre area has established roads, footpaths and public-transport facilities, but availability, conditions and accessibility arrangements may change. Check current transport and local information before setting out, and allow time to find the correct court entrance.
- Transport for NSW lists Campbelltown Station with a commuter car park and accessible parking spaces.
- The station facilities include a kiss-and-ride area and a taxi rank for local connections.
- Transport for NSW also lists bicycle facilities and toilets at Campbelltown Station.
For current station facilities and service information, consult Transport for NSW.
General information only. This page is educational information about Campbelltown Local and District Court and NSW traffic matters. It is not legal advice, representation, an assessment of an individual case or a prediction of any outcome. Court procedures, laws, registry arrangements, transport services and listings can change. Rely on the relevant Court Attendance Notice, current official court information and independent legal advice for a particular matter.