Rizzardo VII da Camino

Rizzardo VII da Camino (1290s–before 1358), son of Guecellone VIII and Beatrice da Prata, belonged to the lower branch of the Caminesi feudal family of the Trevisan March. With his brother he stood high at Treviso, and after 1327 they drifted from the Scaligeri towards Venice.

When Rizzardo VI died in 1335 without male heirs, the brothers claimed his inheritance against his widow Verde della Scala and in 1337 occupied Serravalle. The alarmed bishop of Ceneda offered the family's fiefs to Venice on forged documents. His plot against the bishop failed in 1340, and the brothers divided their lands.

In 1345, with Venice mediating, the bishop invested them at Ceneda and they entered the Venetian patriciate. He left a son Tolberto IV and a daughter Caterina, wed to Bertoldo I d'Este.