Campbelltown City Library relocation
HJ Daley Library is relocating into the heart of Campbelltown City.
The relocation will see all existing programs and services move to Downtown Plaza, in the old Spotlight building at 147-157 Queen Street.
All current services and programs will remain open at the current HJ Daley Library site until the relocation is complete.
Parking and transport
- The new site is located conveniently in the Campbelltown CBD
- There is significant public parking available in the old Spotlight car park at Milgate Lane and in other areas of the Campbelltown CBD for visitors to use
- The library is also a short walk from Campbelltown Station
- Several nearby bus stops provide accessibility to the site from across Campbelltown.
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Campbelltown Library to move to new CBD location
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Campbelltown’s library services are set to enter an exciting new era with the relocation of HJ Daley Library to Downtown Plaza, at the former Spotlight store on Queen Street.
The planned relocation will see all existing services and programs housed at the three-level Queen Street site from 2024.
Mayor George Greiss said the new CBD location was an opportunity to enhance existing library services while also taking advantage of a new space to trial ideas and programs that will benefit the community in the future.
“As our city grows, so has the demand for a library that can provide for the increased number of programs and resources required to service the modern Campbelltown community,” Cr Greiss said.
“We anticipate the library will attract 10,000 additional visitors to the city centre each month, creating significant economic uplift for surrounding businesses and building on projects such as On Q and our public art program to help realise the goals of the Reimagining Campbelltown City Centre Master Plan,” he said.
Work will start in the coming weeks to prepare the new site for the relocation.