CENTRE INFO
Discover the ultimate shopping destination for renovating, decorating, and finding inspiration at Crossroads Homemaker Centre.
Discover the ultimate shopping destination for renovating, decorating, and finding inspiration at Crossroads Homemaker Centre.
Monday – Wednesday 9am – 5:30pm
Thursday 9am – 9pm
Friday 9am – 5:30pm
Saturday 9am – 5pm
Sunday 10am – 5pm
AUSTRALIA DAY
Friday 26 January: 10am – 5pm*
*Trading hours may vary, please check with individual retailers, for store specific trading hours.
CONTACT INFO
Phone: (02) 9600 6495 Email: crossroadshomemaker@retailprojex.com.au Address: Corner Beech Rd & Camden Valley Way
Casula, NSW 2170
Centre Management is located next to the dining precinct, past the amenities corridor
Enter via Camden Valley Way or Campbelltown Road. Enjoy free parking in over 1600 car park spaces.Click here for conditions of entry information.
Security: 0415 469 388
Cleaning: 0434 561 370
Male, female, disabled toilets and parents room are located along the amenities corridor at the dining precinct. The parent's room is equipped with a private feeding room, change tables, microwave and hot and cold water.
Nearest train stations are Glenfield, Casula and Edmondson Park train stations. Bus routes 870 or 872 from Glenfield station will take you to Hume Highway or Campbelltown Road. From there you will have to walk a few minutes to get to the Centre.
For lost and found enquiries, please visit the Centre Management office next to the dining precinct or contact 9600 6495 between 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
Conveniently located with easy access from Camden Valley Way and Campbelltown Road, our centre boasts over 35 big brand retailers and 1600 car park spaces.
From furniture, bedding, electrical, lighting, flooring, and more, find everything you need to enhance your living, lifestyle, and leisure.
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Dharawal people of the greater Eora nation and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
