Lilyfield light rail station is a light rail station located on the Inner West Light Rail line, serving the Sydney suburb of Lilyfield. It is served by Sydney Light Rail L1 Dulwich Hill Line services. The stop opened on 13 August 2000 with the line's extension, becoming its terminus until 2014.

The station is located at the edge of a wide cutting, beneath the City West Link road which passes overhead. Lilyfield Maintenance Depot is located adjacent to it.

Lilyfield station opened on 13 August 2000 in conjunction with the Wentworth Park-Lilyfield extension of the Inner West Light Rail. It lies along the corridor of the former Rozelle–Darling Harbour Goods Line which opened in 1922. A junction connecting to a short branch line from Lilyfield to Rozelle existed west of the former Rozelle Rail Yards, which are adjacent to the station.

The station and its surrounds saw redevelopment in the 2010s. In 2009, goods traffic on the line between Rozelle and Dulwich Hill ceased and in February 2010 the Keneally Government announced a 5.6-kilometre (3.5 mi) extension of the light rail from Lilyfield to Dulwich Hill. A stabling facility for four carriages was built to the west of the stop. A second platform was added for services towards Dulwich Hill. The Dulwich Hill extension opened in 2014.

Line	Stopping pattern	Notes
L1	Central & Dulwich Hill

The station is served by the 437 bus route between Five Dock and the Queen Victoria Building, and by a school bus route serving the Sydney Secondary College Leichhardt Campus.

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  Station entrance
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  Lilyfield light rail depot, on the site of the goods yard
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  The station prior to the track duplication
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  Metro Light Rail signage in 2010
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  Prior to the extension, with a buffer stop on the single track

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