Canterbury-Bankstown · NSW 2194
Taxi Campsie: Local Cabs, Maxi Taxis and Airport Runs
Korean barbecue on Beamish Street, a shift change at Canterbury Hospital, or a 5am flight from a unit off Amy Street. Call for a Campsie cab and the fare is agreed before the car turns up.
- Open 24/7
- Tolls and GST included
- 1 to 11 passengers
Book a taxi in Campsie
A busy high street with a lot of short trips
Campsie sits about 13 kilometres south-west of the city, and most of its life happens along one strip. Beamish Street runs from the station down to Canterbury Road, lined with Korean restaurants, grocers, bakeries and banks, and it is rarely quiet. Buses, delivery vans and shoppers all want the same kerb space.
That makes a booked car the easy option for plenty of everyday runs: a trolley of groceries from Campsie Centre, an older parent heading to an appointment at Canterbury Hospital, or four friends going home after dinner. Sedans and SUVs take up to four people, and a maxi taxi seats 7 or 11 when the whole family is going to a wedding or out to the airport.
Every Campsie cab booking is quoted upfront with tolls and GST included, and there is no surge pricing on a Friday night. Our Campsie taxi number is 02 7265 1227, answered 24 hours a day.
A station in transition
Campsie station is part of the line being converted to Sydney Metro between Sydenham and Bankstown. While trains and replacement buses change, a taxi is the simple way to a flight or an appointment.
Units and side streets
Many Campsie addresses are apartments near the shops. Add the building entrance or car park level to the booking so the driver stops in the right spot.
Need a car now?
Tell us where you are on Beamish Street and we will quote the fare on the phone.
Trips we book from Campsie every week
Off-peak road estimates. Canterbury Road and the approaches to the M5 slow right down in weekday peaks, so allow extra time for anything with a fixed start.
| Campsie to | Typical time | Notes |
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| Sydney Airport | 20 to 30 min | Usually via the M5 East, tolls in the quote |
| Sydney CBD | 25 to 35 min | Parramatta Road or the WestConnex tunnels |
| Canterbury Hospital | 5 min | On Canterbury Road, a short hop from the shops |
| Canterbury Park Racecourse | 5 to 10 min | Race meetings and functions in Canterbury |
| Belmore Sports Ground | 5 to 10 min | Local footy and training nights |
| Sydney Olympic Park | 20 to 30 min | Concerts and big games, book the ride home early |
Pickup points
Where to meet your Campsie cab
Beamish Street has bus stops, loading zones and not much room to pull in. Name one of these spots, or the nearest side street, and the pickup is quick.
Campsie Centre
The shopping centre is on Amy Street, just off Beamish Street. With a full trolley, tell us which exit you are using and wait at the kerb on that side.
Canterbury Hospital
On Canterbury Road at the southern end of Campsie. Say if you need the emergency department, a ward or an outpatient clinic, and for a discharge, call when the paperwork is done.
Orion Centre, 155 Beamish Street
The old Art Deco cinema is now a council function centre. Book the ride home for the time the event finishes and we will pull in close to the front doors.
Campsie station
The station is on Beamish Street at the top of the shops. Buses stop around it, so a side street nearby is usually easier. Tell us where you are waiting when you call.
Restaurants along Beamish Street
After dinner, give us the restaurant name or the nearest cross street. We will stop where it is legal and safe rather than blocking a bus lane.
Sydney's Little Korea
Dinner on Beamish Street, then a car home
Campsie has become one of the best known Korean food streets in Sydney, with barbecue restaurants, fried chicken shops, karaoke rooms and late grocers packed along Beamish Street. Plenty of groups come from across the city to eat here.
The shared tables and long dinners are the fun part. Getting eight people home at 11pm is not. Book a maxi cab when you book the table, or call from the restaurant and we will quote the trip there and then.
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Big tables
A maxi cab seats up to 11, so a birthday group stays together.
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Late finishes
We run 24/7, and the fare after midnight is the one you agreed.
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Grocery runs
Rice, kimchi jars and big bags go in the boot, not on your lap.
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Across town
From Campsie to Chatswood, Parramatta or the Shire in one trip.
Maxi cabs, baby seats and wheelchair access in Campsie
Mention what you need when you book. Baby seats are fitted before the driver arrives, and the wheelchair accessible vehicle should be booked ahead, especially for hospital appointments.
Campsie to Sydney Airport
Close to the airport, if you miss the peak
A Campsie to Sydney Airport taxi usually takes 20 to 30 minutes off-peak, heading south to the M5 East and on to the terminals. Weekday mornings and afternoons can stretch that a long way, so for international flights most people leave about three hours before departure.
Flying home? Add your flight number to the booking and we time the pickup to your landing. Terminal details are on our Sydney Airport transfers page.
Suburbs near Campsie
Or find your area on our service areas page.
Open 24/7
Need a taxi in Campsie?
Call now for a car from Beamish Street, Canterbury Hospital or your front door, with the fare agreed first.