Campbelltown Sports Stadium
About Campbelltown Sports Stadium
Campbelltown Sport Stadium is proudly owned and operated by Campbelltown City Council and comprises of one of NSW premier football stadiums and an internationally certified athletics centre.
Campbelltown Sports Stadium Description
Campbelltown Sports Stadium has evolved over the years. Originally farming land, it has developed into one of NSW premier sporting facilities.
The facility was opened in 1970 and was originally known as Orana Park.
Campbelltown Stadium since then has hosted the mighty West Tigers, Sydney FC, NSW Waratahs, Australian Supercross Championship and will play host to the Western Sydney Wanderers in February 2013.
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Registration collection night is on again this afternoon at Campbelltown Athletics Track from 5 -7pm for Little Athletics. There is also a FREE 'Come & Try' night on this Friday night from 6pm for those who are interested in trying before joining Little Athletics.
We love seeing the video footage Wests Tigers pull together every time they visit! 🏈🐯 Their finals dream might be over for this year, but there are so many local club Grand Final days coming up at Campbelltown Sports Stadium for you to support.
Are you still feeling the footy fever from last nights win?! Saturday Football is back with Western Suburbs Magpies up against Penrith Brothers at 2.00pm.
Can they end the losing streak at Campbelltown Sports Stadium?! Gates are open and we are ready to see Wests Tigers bring it home tonight. Kick off 7.50pm #NRLTigersManly
Don't let the weather scare you off! Make sure you get down here for the final home game of Wests Tigers season. #NRLTigersManly
Temporary parking restrictions in place from 6am tomorrow within the commuter car park off Old Leumeah Road.
Wests Tigers and Campbelltown City Council, NSW are celebrating 5 Ways to Wellbeing during this weeks Thursday night Footy — five different stations will be set up throughout the ground to support an important initiative. Don't miss out on the final home game of the season for Wests Tigers, there will be plenty of pre-game entertainment and action to enjoy.
Major news just announced regarding the A-League bid.
The season isn't over yet! Come along to this Thursday nights game where Wests Tigers take on Manly Sea Eagles, and show your support to our local farmers. Dilly Drought Drive will be there when the gates open at 5.20pm
Campbelltown Collegians Athletics Club Inc. Athletics season is fast approaching and registrations are now open! Registrations MUST be done online at www.lansw.com.au prior to attending a registration night at Campbelltown Athletics Centre.
Registration nights are taking place on the following evenings, from 5pm to 7pm, to collect numbers and age patches and for new members to bring in proof of Date of Birth; Monday 20th... Wednesday 22nd Monday 27th Wednesday 29th
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Can the ISP St. George Illawarra Dragons stay in the Top Four and win against the Sea Eagles?! Head to Campbelltown Sports Stadium to find out in this weekends Saturday Football match. Gates open at 10am (tickets $10) with Jersey Flegg kicking off at 11.00am, followed by ISP at 1.00pm
It's all happening around the Leumeah Precinct this Saturday! The Love Leumeah Community Hub is hosting a 🎉 FREE 🎉 pop-up event at the Leumeah shopping precinct. Check it out on your way over to this weekends Saturday football match 🏈
Have you registered a team yet for this years 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer event? Register below for this years event, being held at Campbelltown Sports Stadium October 20 and 21.
https://24hrfight.org.au/
Have you got your tickets to the final home game of the season?!
Wests Tigers v Manly Sea Eagles | Thursday August 23
There's plenty of Schoolboy Cup action happening at the stadium over the next few weeks! 🏈 Campbelltown Sports Stadium will play host again on Tuesday 21 August for semi finals.
At Campbelltown Sports Stadium today. Live stream about to start via NRL Schoolboy Cup.
TONIGHT! Monday 6th August * This event is open to clubs & teams *
🐯Wests Tigers Junior Training Event🐯
... There is a Wests Tigers Junior Training Event at Campbelltown Stadium between 5pm - 6.30pm
The full Wests Tigers Team will be split between two venues to run training drills and meet the junior players.
This is a great opportunity for all junior sides and players to meet the Wests Tigers and learn some new skills.
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25 million broken or unused mobile phones in Australia. How many can we recycle this weekend?
Clear the junk drawer, garage & cupboards of your electronic waste and drop it all off @ Leumeah Railway Station commuter car park between 8am – 3pm on Saturday 4 & Sunday 5 August. All material will be recycled, saving precious resources & stopping hazardous materials from going to landfill.
... Head to https://www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au/…/H ouseholdewastedropof… for further details.
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Your local Saturday Football is back at Campbelltown Sports Stadium tomorrow with RMC Round 16! Wests Magpies kick off at 2pm against St Marys.
FREE ENTRY FOR Wests Magpies FC Members | $10 for non member adults | Free for kids 16 and under
Caps removed from drinks.
No drink trays.
Poor food selection and quality.
Seems like the stadium was under prepared for an average sized attendance.
Hope this gets better for ACL....
Caps removed from drinks.
No drink trays.
Poor food selection and quality.
Seems like the stadium was under prepared for an average sized attendance.
Hope this gets better for ACL....
Caps removed from drinks.
No drink trays.
Poor food selection and quality.
Seems like the stadium was under prepared for an average sized attendance.
Hope this gets better for ACL....
The seating design does not help add atmosphere to this venue as the grade is not very steep, hence you are very far away from the action. Some of the positives are that there is plenty of parking in the adjacent streets to the venue and it's a rectangular stadium. Was disappointed there was not big screen so no replays could be provided. Hopefully one day this venue gets upgraded.
Why do the Wests Tigers have to suck? Great venue. Maybe next year
A lovely local feeling stadium. A little exposed to the elements. The cafe does a fantastic chicken roll!
the field is pretty nice, view from the seats is also very good from.here you could see everything, the only problem.is the facilities. The canteen doesn't take EFTPOS only cash which means you are going to have to walk around to the other side of the stadium, there is also no screen
First time here. Good set up. Easy to park and get into. Seats good.
Good facilities except for canteen which appears to be franchised & is atrocious! Most of the advertised eats unavailable, staff are rude & food prices exorbitant. Had closed before 2pm!
Great stadium in the heart of Western Sydney. With a capacity of 20,000, parking is limited so catching the train is a great option as the station is a couple of hundred metres away from one of the main entrances.
With 2 large grassy areas at each end of the stadium, this stadium feels like a great family park with lots of open spaces.
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