The Trading Post Caravan & Camping Park is Wexford's first privately owned specialist Caravan & Camping Park, where the tourer gets priority. Designed and developed for the free spirited who like the less beaten track. Located strategically on the R741, 35km from Rosslare, 15 minutes from Wexford.

Wexford 2012 Special Offers at
 The Trading Post Caravan & Camping Park Wexford: 10% discount if you stay two or more nights including your day of arrival or departure from Ireland.

Facilities at the Trading Post Caravan and Camping Park Wexford include, disabled facilities, campers kitchen, T.V. room, launderette, BBQ area, play area for your children, service station and forecourt shop, car and camper van washing facilities and Wifi is available onsite. Close by you will enjoy a traditional pub (100m). Two golf courses 5km, beach 5km, international Languages School. Information on all the well known Wexford attractions in the sunny south east on request.

Walks or Cycling suggestion while staying at the Trading Post Wexford Caravan and Camping Park:
The 1798 Heritage train follows the route taken by the North Cork Militia to Oulart Hill and starts at The Trading Post Park in Wexford. Remember 1798, is a 10km walk to the summit of Oulart Hill where the first major battle of the insurrection of 1798 took place. The walk has developed along the only remaining section of what was the old Dublin to Wexford stage coach road. The route has been recently planted by volunteers with Irish native hardwood donated by Coilte. Stone markers are being erected at places of interest along the way. The history of the area is being recorded and a local historian is available to give guided tours in this area of Wexford. For the very fit or those on bicycles you can continue on from Oulart Hill to The Fr Murphy centre in Boolavogue, then to Ferns Castle, into Enniscorthy stopping off at Vinegar Hill, The 1798 Heritage centre and the County Museum in Enniscorthy Castle.