Mt Druitt

Mt Druitt is a suburb in New South Wales. Population of 61,494 (2021 Census). Median age 33. Median household income $1,326/wk. Median rent $320/wk.

Mt Druitt is a substantial residential suburb with good infrastructure for travellers. The area offers convenient access to numerous hiking trails within walking distance, making it suitable for those wanting to explore on foot without extensive driving. With 118 shops and services plus 211 public toilets throughout the suburb, basic supplies and facilities are readily available.

The suburb has a strong community presence with 11 pubs scattered across the area, ranging from Uncle Bucks Hotel just 100 metres away to several options within a few kilometres. Two campsites provide overnight options for those touring the region. The population of over 61,000 means amenities are well-established, though visitors should note this is an outer suburban area rather than a dedicated tourism destination.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Uncle Bucks HotelClosest pub option for refreshments and local atmosphere, just 100 metres from central Mt Druitt.

Must Do

  • Pathway 8678 hiking trailWell-located hiking option just 1.3km away, part of the extensive local trail network.
  • Bungalow Road trailAccessible hiking route at 1.4km distance, offering alternatives to numbered pathways.

Travel Tips

  • Stock up on supplies at one of the 118 shops before heading out on trails—most are concentrated along main roads.
  • Numerous public toilets (211 across the suburb) make this convenient for extended walking days.
  • Check mobile coverage before heading onto remote trails, as some pathways may have patchy reception.
  • Book campsites ahead during peak periods, as the two available sites may fill quickly.
  • Allow extra time for navigation—the trail network is extensive, so download offline maps before exploring.
Traffic & Access: Mt Druitt is well-connected to surrounding areas with multiple roads and good signage. Fuel and supplies are readily accessible throughout the suburb given the large population base.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer the most comfortable hiking conditions with mild temperatures.

Mt Druitt at a Glance

Based on postcode 2770 area (ABS Census 2021)
61,494
Population
33
Median Age
$1,326/wk
Median Household Income
3
Avg Household Size
$1,800/mo
Median Mortgage
$320/wk
Median Rent
35%
Born Overseas

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Mt Druitt?

There are 10 campsites near Mt Druitt, including Horsley Park Bushland Camp (11.7km), Sydney International Equestrian Centre Campsite (12.4km), Ingenia Holidays Nepean River (15.7km).

What walks and trails are near Mt Druitt?

There are 10 walking trails near Mt Druitt, including Pathway 8677 (1.7km), Pathway 8678 (1.8km), Bungalow Road (1.9km).

Is there fuel near Mt Druitt?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Mt Druitt, including 7-Eleven Mount Druitt (0.3km), EG Ampol Mount Druitt (0.7km), BP MINCHINBURY (1.9km).

What attractions are near Mt Druitt?

There are 10 attractions near Mt Druitt, including The Nurragingy Blacksmith (3.8km), Elizabeth Lookout (18km), Glenbrook Native Plant Reserve (18.5km).