About Campile
Campile is a small rural village in south County Wexford, set between the River Barrow and the Hook Peninsula and within easy reach of New Ross, Arthurstown and Ballycullane. It has a quiet, close-knit character, with surrounding farmland, coastal scenery and a strong connection to the villages and communities of the Barrow estuary. Day-to-day living is village-based, with basic shopping and local services nearby, while larger supermarkets, secondary schools and a broader choice of cafés, restaurants and professional services are available in New Ross. Families typically use local primary-school provision, with further education options in New Ross and surrounding villages. Travel is mainly car-dependent, although local bus services and nearby road links connect Campile with New Ross, Wexford and the Hook area. The village and its hinterland offer access to walking, fishing, beaches and heritage attractions, including Dunbrody Abbey and the scenic coastal communities around Arthurstown and Duncannon. Local pubs, community activities and sporting organisations contribute to the area’s sociable rural feel, while the Great Island power-station area is a notable nearby landmark.
Property Market in Campile
Based on 5 properties for sale in Campile
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Campile
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Campile and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving families around Ballycullane and the surrounding countryside.
Mixed secondary school providing post-primary education close to the Hook Peninsula.
Hospital-linked educational provision available in nearby New Ross when required.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Recognisable nearby parking and access point around the Great Island area.
Local roadside stop combining convenience shopping with connections through the area.
Regional route linking Campile with New Ross, Ballycullane and the Hook Peninsula.
Broader bus services connect with Wexford, Waterford and surrounding south Wexford villages.
No regular passenger rail service; the nearest practical rail access is elsewhere.
Amenities
Access point for visiting the impressive medieval Cistercian abbey and surrounding grounds.
Convenience shopping and everyday essentials available within the village and nearby area.
Nearest larger centre for supermarkets, banks, cafés, restaurants, healthcare and professional services.
Major medieval abbey and visitor attraction set amid the rural Hook Peninsula landscape.
Nearby coastal villages offering harbour views, walks, beaches and seasonal visitor amenities.
Local halls, gathering spaces and village facilities support an active rural community.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting sporting participation and community activity.
Community football club serving players from Campile and surrounding villages.
Visitor attraction, events venue and heritage business near Campile.
Convenience store and local roadside business serving residents and passing traffic.
Local venue for meetings, classes, social events and community activities.
Nearby Areas
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