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How to get fromCampbelltown to Blayneyby plane, train, bus, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Campbelltown to Blayney by plane, train, bus, or car

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  1. Fly

    best
    1. Fly from Sydney International Airport (SYD) to Orange Airport (OAG)plane plane SYD - OAG
    2h 55m
    $273–412
  2. Train

    cheapest
    1. Take the train from Parramatta Station to Blayney Stationtrain train 427
    5h 54m
    $27–169
  3. Line 845 bus, bus

    1. Take the bus from Campbelltown Station, Stand C to Western Sydney International Airport, Stand Cbus bus 845
    2. Take the bus from Penrith Station, Stand D to Bathurst Station, Coach Stopbus bus 2701
    7h 4m
    $31–45
  4. Drive  236.5 km

    1. Drive from Campbelltown to Blayneycar car 236.5 km
    3h 11m
    $44–63

Campbelltown to Blayney by train

Calendar16Weekly Trains
Duration5h 54mAverage Duration
Ticket$27Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Campbelltown, NSW, Australia and Blayney, NSW, Australia?

Regional Express and Qantas fly from Sydney International Airport (SYD) to Orange Airport (OAG) 4 times a day. Alternatively, NSW TrainLink XPT operates a train from Parramatta Station to Blayney Station twice daily. Tickets cost $30–160 and the journey takes 3h 57m. NSW TrainLink also services this route twice a week.

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