Villaggio Camping Mimosa ***

A lovely place at the See. A bit difficult to drive the last 500 meters. The Campsite is very good, and the Staff is Faboulus.
We had our own personal bath / toilet.
Very good lokal restaurant

This campsite is situated on the very edge of the sea with its own sandy beach area and views north to the Cape Vaticano. The site has been laid out with the use of many Mediterranean plants and providing a number of small areas for good sized private camping spots. The toilet and shower facilities used by myself in the month of October were the private combined shower, toilet and basin cabins with dated but functional fittings. The bread in the morning was as good as it gets and the two staff members I met could not have been more pleasant and helpful. The area around the site does it no favours but a short bike ride into the nearby town and you can find a selection of cafes, shops and restaurants. I would judge that the site could be good for young families wishing to chill out and certainly for anybody with the desire to relax and anticipate the excellent sunset. Bar and restaurant facilities closed when I was there, but they look to be well up to standard and given a continuation of the staff excellence there should be no reason to expect anything but the best.

The pitches are a fantastic size. You get a key to your own private shower, toilet and wash hand basin which is basic but functional. We ate in the restaurant on both nights and the food was of great quality. The owners are very helpful. There is a shop with basics but I would stock up before you arrive as there isn’t much in the local towns as the shop was quite expensive. Situated on a wonderful white sand beach. We would definitely stay again.

Very well-appointed campsite with a wonderful location at an affordable price. Huge beach with fine sand. Unforgettable sunsets over the sea. But the best here is the staff. The responsive owner knows even Bulgarian and with his wife well-guided business. Good cuisine, within an hour, performs the most capricious orders. We strongly recommend this campsite, we will also be delighted to visit it.
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Stayed here for one night on the way to Sicily. The approach road passes through rather desolate citrus plantations, and the campsite when you get there is a gorgeous oasis of calm and floral beauty, with a warm welcome. The pitches are small but accessible, and the sanitary facilities clean and tidy. We were fortunate to get our own washroom with a key. Nice on site restaurant. Good pool and direct access to a sandy beach.

Used site for exiting Sicily but in the end stayed 2 nights because it was so peaceful and site was tidy/well kept with free wifi and washing machines. Owner was most helpful and although pool hadn't opened, beach was close and most welcome. Private showers and loo along with electricity and grass pitch made it a very pleasant stay.

Nicely laid out campsite with sand pitches. You get a private bathroom which if a couple or more means you have to wait instead of all getting ready if cubicles! Hot water showers. Wifi included but iPhones can struggle occasionally. No toilet paper or hand wash included. Nice bar and meals good for price. It's down a potholed driveway with not much around it. Nice clean beech with sun loungers provided. Good for stop over to/from Sicily

Campsite beach was nice however beach to either side was extremely dirty. Nice pool but sun beds were all broken and dirty, private bathrooms were ok but shower tended to flood the room

Lovely swimming pool. Beautiful sandy beach. Private bathrooms, pretty campsite and very good for onward journey to Sicily

Lovely small friendly family run site on a sandy bay. Great restaurant serving simple freshly cooked food, including local fish. Sanitary facilities good. Shower cubicles open to the sky with ample hot water. Toilets and basins indoors. There are parasols and sunbeds for guests to use free of charge on the beautifully clean beach in front of the site, although sadly debris litters the beach further along, which seems the norm in much of Italy where there is no concession. There was another site adjacent but this was closed when we visited in early June. Sunsets are out to sea over Stromboli and fabulous! Free wifi for one device per pitch. Bread can be ordered daily. The nearest town, Rosarno, reminded us of our travels in southern Spain many years ago; scruffy, colourful and full of character! We liked it and would revisit the area and site.