From Kellyville metro to Blacktown
The clinic is about 10 km by road from the middle of Kellyville. One direct route follows Memorial Avenue and then Sunnyholt Road. Kellyville station, on Samantha Riley Drive, is on the Metro North West & Bankstown Line, but Sydney Metro does not stop at Blacktown. For a bus, route 735, the Rouse Hill to Blacktown loop service, includes stops at Kellyville Station. Blacktown Station itself is served by Sydney Trains T1 and T5 services. Once you reach Blacktown Station, the clinic is about a kilometre on foot.
Kellyville households and after-school times
At the 2021 Census, Kellyville had a population of 27,011 people. Couple families with children made up 63.5% of families at the 2021 Census, and children aged 0 to 14 made up 21.7% of residents. If school runs shape your week, the weekday afternoon session runs from 3pm to 7pm. Saturday opens from 8am to 12pm, and there is no Sunday session. No GP referral is needed, and online booking is open any time. If you drive down, parking is available at the clinic.
Hugh Kelly’s estate and Bernie Mullane
Kellyville takes its name from Hugh Kelly, who owned the land that made up the Kellyville Estate. Before that, the area was known as Irish Town and as There and Nowhere. Kellyville Public School dates from 1873. The Bernie Mullane Sporting Complex, with indoor sports, tennis courts, soccer fields and cricket grounds, opened in March 2003. If weekend games there fill your Saturday, the weekday 3pm to 7pm session is another option. Parts of the old suburb became Beaumont Hills in 2002 and North Kellyville in June 2018, so road distances from those areas will differ.