Acacia Gardens taxi maxi cab services Sydney

Acacia Gardens is a Sydney suburb located in New South Wales, Australia. It is situated in the Blacktown local government area, 40 kilometres west of Sydney’s central business district. Acacia Gardens is a part of Greater Western Sydney.

Acacia Gardens formerly existed on Quakers Hill. The name was selected to reflect the rural landscape and profusion of acacia trees in the area. The area includes multiple streets named after flowers. It was officially recognised as a suburb in 1996.

According to the 2016 census, 3,798 individuals called Acacia Gardens their home. Australia is the birthplace of 56.2% of the population. India (11.7%) and the Philippines (5.5%) were the second and third most common birthplaces, respectively. 53.9% of people only speak English at home. In 6.9% of cases, Punjabi, 5.1% of cases, Hindi, and 3.3% of cases, Tagalog are spoken at home. The most commonly mentioned religions were Catholicism (28.0%), No Religion (14.0%), Hinduism (11.6%), Anglican (10.5%), and Sikhism (5.7%).

Busways serves Blacktown, Castle Hill, Rouse Hill, Plumpton, St. Marys, and Macquarie frequently. Blacktown and Quakers Hill are the closest train stations. Hillsbus provides service to Parramatta and Sydney’s central business area from neighbouring Stanhope Gardens.
The neighbourhood is served by the North-West T-way station named Wilson.