Hurstville Railway Station - Bus Services

Bus Services

Sydney Buses:

  • Route 490 - Drummoyne via Kingsgrove, Campsie, Burwood
  • Route 491 - Five Dock via Bexley North, Earlwood, Ashfield
  • Route M41 - Marsfield via Campsie, Burwood, Ryde

Punchbowl Bus Company:

  • Route 450 - Sydney Olympic Park via Beverly Hills, Roselands, Lakemba, Roselands, Strathfield
  • Route 940 - Bankstown station via Penshurst, Narwee, Riverwood, Punchbowl
  • Route 941 - Bankstown station via Penshurst, Narwee, Roselands, Punchbowl, Greenacre
  • Route 944 - Bankstown station via Peakhurst Heights and Roselands
  • Route 945 - Bankstown via Riverwood
  • Route 946 - Bankstown via Beverley Hills, Roselands, Lakemba, Greenacre
  • Route 953 - Hurstville via Kyle Bay, Connells Point, South Hurstville (Loop service)
  • Route 954 - Hurstville Grove
  • Route 955 - Mortdale via Oatley

Veolia Transport:

  • Route 452 - between Beverly Hills and Rockdale
  • Route 453 - Rockdale via Carlton
  • Route 455 - between Kingsgrove and Rockdale Plaza
  • Route 947 - Kogarah via Ramsgate
  • Route 958 - Rockdale Plaza via Carss Park
  • Route 959 - Bald Face
  • Route 970 - Miranda via Sylvania Heights
  • Route 971 - Cronulla via Sylvania, Miranda and Caringbah
  • metrobus M91 - Parramatta via Bankstown

NightRide runs the following routes via Hurstville railway station:

  • Route N10 - between Sutherland Station and City (Town Hall)
  • Route N11 - between Cronulla station and City (Town Hall)

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