Platforms and Services
Campbelltown is the terminus of the South and Cumberland lines. However, a few South Line services a day continue south to Macarthur Station.
This station is serviced by four trains per hour each way, with additional trains during weekday peak hours. Cumberland Line trains operate only on weekday peak hours. The station is equipped for Easy Access for wheelchairs.
| Platform | Line | Stopping Pattern | Notes |
| South Line | terminating services, returning to all stations and limited stops services to Central and the City Circle via Granville | ||
| Cumberland Line | terminating services, returning to all stations services to Blacktown via Parramatta | one weekday morning peak services continues west to Quakers Hill | |
| Airport & East Hills Line | all stations and limited stops services to Central and the City Circle via East Hills | ||
| Southern Highlands Line | limited intercity services to Central (i) | ||
| CountryLink Southern | country services to Sydney (set down only) | ||
| Airport & East Hills Line | all stations services to Macarthur | some South Line services continue south to Macarthur | |
| Southern Highlands Line | intercity services to Moss Vale and Goulburn via Bowral | ||
| CountryLink Southern | country services to Canberra (2 per day), Melbourne (2 per day) and Griffith (1 per week) (pick up only) | ||
| Southern Highlands Line | terminating services; intercity services to Moss Vale and Goulburn via Bowral | Dock platform located at the southern end of platform 3. |
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