St Helens Park

St Helens Park offers the charm of suburbia with room to breathe. Known for its leafy streets, spacious blocks, and tight-knit community, it’s a well-loved local gem for families, first-home buyers, and anyone chasing a little peace and quiet, without compromising on convenience.
This is the kind of suburb where the kids still ride their bikes on weekends, and the smell of freshly cut grass lingers in the air. A vibe, if you will.

Lifestyle

With parks, reserves, and wide open spaces, St Helens Park is perfect for those who crave a slower pace. You’ve got nature at your doorstep, yet it’s only 10 minutes from the hustle of Campbelltown’s CBD. It’s the best of both worlds, tranquil living, with convenience close by.

People

This is a family-first kind of place. You’ll find generations of locals living next door to young couples and growing families. There’s a sense of stability here, a feeling that people come to stay.

Homes

Think generous yards, tidy single-level brick homes, and some larger properties with sweeping views. With many homes on 600m²+ blocks, there’s space to expand, entertain, or simply enjoy the room to move. Plenty of opportunities here for smart investors and DIY renovators.

Transport

Well-connected via Appin Road and just a short drive to Campbelltown Station, Macarthur Station, and the Hume Motorway (M5). Buses service the suburb frequently, making it easy to access nearby amenities and schools.

Schools

You’ve got St Helens Park Public School and Woodland Road Public School close by, along with a short drive to John Therry Catholic College, Ambarvale High, and Campbelltown Performing Arts High School. Great for young families and teens alike.

Shopping/Restaurants

Local shops on St Helens Park Drive cover the essentials, while Rosemeadow Marketplace, Macarthur Square, and Campbelltown Mall are just a quick trip away for more options. And for foodies? Campbelltown’s growing café and dining scene is within easy reach.

Recreational Facilities

Loads of green space, from Lynwood Park and Cook Park, to Georges River Nature Reserve nearby. Kids, walkers, and nature lovers have plenty to explore. Sports fields, walking tracks, and playgrounds are scattered throughout the suburb.