Sounds lovely on the web site, don't be fooled, most of the staff aren't sure whats going on, its very busy as you would expect in the center of Paris & its the most expensive site I've ever stayed at 69 Euros a night.. The layout of the site is nice with a reasonable shop & restaurant, what really let... More

After a few years of taking our motor home round UK locations (mostly Caravan Club) we weren't sure quite what to expect from our first trip to mainland Europe. The Eurotunnel crossing could not have been more straightforward, and the drive from Calais was not too demanding (with a pause to fill up with essentials from a hypermarket). Although were... More

The camping of paris is the cheapest stay in town but it is far from the city center( you have to take the shuttle from camping to the underground,then to make 20 minutes trip), not so comfortable for tents (only a few pitches on hard rock ground) and has expensive supermarket and restaurant. Go there only after you have checked... More

We booked for 12 nights in a mobile home. Very clean, everything worked. We knew that we'd have to make our own entertainment and we did enough research beforehand to make this one of the best holidays we've had for a long time. I concur with the tent reviewers; very cramped in high season. Traffic noise? Personally, we slept like... More

After speaking to helpful staff on the phone the day before we arrived at 10.30 am in our camper van given very clear instructions as to where to wait and were shown to a pitch by 11am then into paris on the shuttle bus after buying a ticket and picking up street map and information at the reception staff all... More

If you are travelling in a tent, don't go near this place. It is very expensive, as many tents as possible are crammed in to a small place and the chances of sleep are nil. It felt unsafe, there was a lengthy delay to get a pitch. People were setting up tents next to us after two in the morning.... More

We booked this as being a family of six we found hotels very expensive, we should have paid the extra! The campsite advertises that it's close to the metro, it's not! It says it has a regular shuttle bus, well it's regular in the fact it only runs a couple of times a day and isn't reliable (it's a mini... More

Having read other reviews was a bit doubtful about stopping here.Location was great for Paris, used shuttle bus to closest Metro, Porte Maillot, 1.70 euros each way.Bus started at 8am, last bus was about 1.00am.Ran every half an hour.On Sunday metro opens at 10am (could only be in France),but walk in to Arc De Triomphe was only about 20 mins... More

Far from the city. Shuttle bus is not available late or early. Taxis were expensive either to the closest Metro, Porte Maillot, or further into the city. No driver knew how or where to find the camping. The 244 bus is a bit of a walk and doesn't go late; renting a bike is a good option if you're prepared... More