Bus Services
Wyong Station Bus Interchange
The station is serviced by numerous bus services, operated by Busways (Wyong), Red Bus Services and Coastal Liner
Stand 1: Busways
- 79 - to Tuggerah
- 80 - to Tuggerah
- 81 - to Tuggerah
- 82 - to Tuggerah
Stand 2: Busways
- 78 - to Lake Haven via Warnervale Station
- 79 - to Lake Haven via Hamlyn Terrace and Woongarah
- 79N - to Lake Haven COMBINED 79/80 service on Sundays
- 80 - to Lake Haven via Pacific Highway and Wyong Hospital
Stand 3: Busways
- 81 - to Lake Haven via Wattanobbi, Johns Road and Wyongah
- 82 - to Lake Haven via Tacoma and Wyongah
Stand 4: Red Bus Services
- 24 - to The Entrance via Tuggerah, Chittaway Bay, Berkley Vale, Glenning Valley, Mingara, Killarney Vale, Bay Village and Toowoon Bay (COMBINED 25/26 SERVICE)
- 25 - to The Entrance via Tuggerah, Chittaway Bay, Glenning Valley, Mingara, Killarney Vale, Bay Village and Toowoon Bay
- 26 - to The Entrance via Tuggerah, Chittaway Bay, Berkley Vale, Killarney Vale, Bay Village and Toowoon Bay
- 27 - to Chittaway Point via Tuggerah
- 30 - to South Tacoma
- 47 - to Bateau Bay via Tuggerah, Mardi, Ourimbah and Killarney Vale
Stand 5: Red Bus Services
- 24 - to Wyong Hospital
- 26 - to Wyong Hospital
Stand 6: Coastal Liner
- 10 - to Wyee via Hue Hue Road
- 11 - to Lake Haven via Hue Hue Road, Warnevale Station, Hamlyn Terrace and Woongarah
- 12 - Dickson Road
- 13 - Dooralong Primary Club via Jilliby
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