Bomaderry railway station is the terminus of the South Coast line in New South Wales, Australia. It is located in the northern Nowra suburb of Bomaderry, opening on 2 June 1893. It was intended to extend the line across the Shoalhaven River to Nowra but the bridge was used for vehicle traffic instead.
Bomaderry was previously serviced by direct services from Sydney until the mid-1990s including the South Coast Daylight Express. To the south-east of the station is a siding for the Manildra Shoalhaven Starches and Shoalhaven Paper Mill plants.
The current station building was opened in 1946.
Platforms & services
Bomaderry has one platform. It is serviced by NSW TrainLink South Coast line services to/from Kiama.
Transport links
Kennedys Bus Service:
- 728 to Greenwell Point
- 729 to Orient Point
- 809 to Kangaroo Valley
- 724 to Shoalhaven University
- 732 to Basin View
- 733 to Wreck Bay
Priors Scenic Express:
- northbound to Bowral, Campbelltown & Parramatta
- southbound to Ulladulla, Batemans Bay & Moruya
Stuart's Coaches:
- 730 to Currarong via Myola
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- Local business