Kamemi Camping Village

Kamemi Camping Village in Ribera is a laid-back Sicilian camping village set in Mediterranean greenery, designed for beach days and easygoing outdoor living.

Photo of Kamemi Camping Village by Kamemi Camping on Google Maps

Setting and atmosphere: The property sits on a green plateau inside a large park-like area, giving it a spacious, nature-forward feel that suits families and campers who like room to breathe.

Stays for different travel styles: You can choose between shaded pitches (with electricity) for tents, caravans, and campers, or opt for bungalow-style accommodation for more comfort.

Pool-focused downtime: On-site pools create a reliable “plan B” when you don’t feel like heading out, and they’re a natural hub for relaxing between outings.

Food and essentials on-site: A restaurant, bar, and small market help keep daily logistics simple, especially if you’re traveling without a car full of supplies.

Beach access and nearby sights: Seccagrande beach is about an 800-meter walk, making it realistic to do sunrise or evening strolls; day trips from Kamemi Camping Village often include the Valley of the Temples, Selinunte, and Eraclea Minoa.

Distance to the sea: The beach is walkable but not directly on the shoreline, so the route may feel longer in heat or with lots of gear.

Facilities in peak periods: Some guests note that shared services like hot showers can feel limited when the campsite is busy.

Maintenance variability: As with many large camping villages, upkeep may feel uneven depending on season and which areas you use most.

Pros	Cons
Large green setting with pool, dining, and market	Not beachfront; walk may be inconvenient with gear
Mix of pitches and bungalow-style stays	Shared facilities may feel stretched in high season