New 845 Bus Service Makes Birling Even More Connected
Mon Jul 13
Getting around Western Sydney just became even easier for Birling residents.
The new Route 845 now provides a direct public transport connection between Campbelltown Station and Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, travelling via Oran Park and stopping along The Northern Road right outside Birling.
As Western Sydney continues to grow, improved transport links are making Birling an even more convenient place to live, work and connect.
Everyday destinations, just minutes away
The new Route 845 puts some of Western Sydney’s most popular destinations within easy reach:
- Oran Park Podium – approximately 10 minutes from Birling for shopping, cafés, dining and everyday essentials.
- Camden Netball Association Courts – around 18 minutes away, making training nights and weekend game days more convenient for local families.
- Narellan Town Centre – approximately 20 minutes away, with over 200 retailers, entertainment and services.
- Campbelltown Station – providing easy access to Sydney’s wider rail network.
- Western Sydney International Airport – offering a direct connection to one of Australia’s newest international gateways and the thousands of jobs and opportunities emerging across the Aerotropolis.
More convenience for everyday life
Whether you’re commuting to work, meeting friends for coffee, taking the kids to netball, shopping for the week, or catching a flight, the new Route 845 makes it easier to leave the car at home.
For families, the convenience of a bus stop right outside Birling means greater independence for teenagers, easier access to schools, sport and shopping, and another transport option for everyday life.
Connected to the future
Birling is one of the closest masterplanned communities to Western Sydney International Airport, and transport improvements like Route 845 continue to strengthen that connection.
As Barker grows alongside the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, residents will benefit from increasing access to employment, education, retail and lifestyle opportunities. Public transport plays an important role in creating connected, sustainable communities, and this new service is another milestone in Birling’s journey.
With homes already under construction, parks taking shape and Birling Village progressing, it’s an exciting time to be part of this growing community.
The new 845 bus service is another reason why Birling is perfectly positioned for connected living—bringing residents closer to work, education, recreation and the exciting future of Western Sydney.
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