Penrith

Penrith campus has three sites in Kingswood, Werrington North and Werrington South. The campus is typically around 30 minutes from Parramatta or around 70 minutes from the Sydney Central Business District (CBD) by car and is serviced by public transport. Note that traffic conditions and the time of day you are travelling may have an impact on travel time.

Where is Penrith campus?

» Penrith Campus (full site) Map (PDF, 292Kb)

Kingswood
Second Avenue, Kingswood NSW
» Kingswood Campus Map (PDF, 241Kb)

Werrington North and Werrington South
Great Western Highway, Werrington NSW
» Werrington North Campus Map (PDF, 191Kb)
» Werrington South Campus Map (PDF, 218Kb)

Travelling by car

From Sydney CBD, take the M4 Western Motorway and take the Mamre Road exit. Turn right onto Mamre Road. Note that the M4 is a tollway.

Turn left from Mamre Road at the Great Western Highway. The Werrington North and South sites are located on each side of the Great Western Highway.

To reach the Kingswood site, turn left onto O'Connell Street from the Great Western Highway, then turn right onto Second Avenue. Turn left from Second Avenue to enter the campus.

On-campus parking is available, and a valid parking permit must be displayed at all times.

Penrith shuttle bus

The three sites of Kingswood, Werrington North and Werrington South are linked by a free shuttle bus service. Penrith Shuttle Bus Map and Timetable (PDF, 986Kb).

Note: For a trial period, the 7.50 am, 8.20 am, 8.50 am, 9.20 am, 9.50 am and 10.20 am trips will proceed straight down O’Connell Street and turn left into Werrington South campus, omitting bus stop 2 on Kingswood campus on the outward journey. Allow plenty of time for travelling by train and bus.

Transport Access Guides

» Transport Access Guide (PDF, 1Mb)

The UWS Transport Access Guides (TAGs) are easy to read brochures outlining how to get to UWS Campuses via public transport, cycling or walking.
 
TAGs provide you with all the information you need to know about these environmentally sustainable transport options in one convenient guide for each campus. You can reduce your carbon footprint and may even save money with these alternatives to driving.
 
For further information on travel to, from and between UWS campuses, please visit Interactive Maps.
 
For further general travel assistance please call 131500 or visit www.131500.com.au.

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