Camillo is a residential suburb located in the southeastern corridor of Perth, Western Australia. Situated approximately 25 kilometers from the Perth central business district, it forms part of the City of Armadale local government area. Camillo is bordered by Kelmscott to the north and west, Champion Lakes to the northwest, and Seville Grove to the south, making it an accessible and well-connected suburb within the metropolitan area. Major roads such as Westfield Road and Railway Avenue provide convenient transport links to neighboring suburbs and the city center.

The suburb predominantly features residential properties, with the housing stock consisting mainly of detached single-family homes. Camillo was formerly known as Westfield, and much of its residential development occurred during the late 20th century. The area is characterized by affordable housing, attracting families and first-home buyers. Recent census data indicates a diverse community, with a mixture of young families, older residents, and a steady influx of new migrants contributing to the suburb’s multicultural profile.

Commercial properties in Camillo are limited and primarily centered around small local shopping centers and service-oriented businesses. The principal commercial hub is the Westfield Park Shopping Centre, which provides essential retail and community services to residents, including supermarkets, medical practices, and specialty stores. Larger retail and commercial facilities are accessible in adjacent suburbs such as Armadale and Kelmscott. Schools, parks, and recreational amenities are interspersed throughout Camillo, supporting a family-friendly and community-focused environment.