Camping de Paris

We stayed for 3 nights in a Campervan. The location is excellent and very easy to get in and out of central Paris. The availability to hire bikes was brilliant and great value for money. The bar area, pizza truck and shop are excellent and very clean. Toilets and showers are plentiful, good quality and very clean. Unfortunately the electricity stopped working on our pitch on the first night. Despite reassurance that it was being worked on, it was still off on our return from Paris the second night. Communication on the issue between staff was very poor but eventually it was confirmed that it wouldn't be fixed until after we left. Compensation was provided but it took away from what otherwise was a great site. Pitches aren't huge and are very muddy when it rained.

Lovely campsite in a great location. Lovely restaurant and facilities. We just wish that the shop was better stocked for camping. No BBQ food or bottles of still water were stocked. We don’t drink the tap water and we couldn’t find a supermarket close by.

Serene camping ground very close to major Paris attractions. Seamless communication and check in and check out. There is a shuttle bus departing from 8.30 every half an hour up to 12.30 and then from 15.30 to 19.30 and again at 22.00 and 22.30. The shuttle bus stops very close to the Porte-Maillot Metro (yellow line) from where you can easily access all major Paris attractions. The campground is a lovely green oasis, well maintained and the pitches have enough space for family to relax after busy day sightseeing. Bathrooms are well maintained and cleaned regularly. There is a lovely festive atmosphere at Paris City Kamp. Daily fresh baguettes and croissants available. We have stayed numerous times using both the pitches and tent huts and we will definitely be back.

We really enjoyed our stay here! The facilities have obviously been renovated freshly, everything is really clean and nicely designed. The staff are very nice and friendly, they have everything you need. A bar and restaurant, as well as a small supermarket with fresh bread. Very laid back and calm place along the Seine. The location is really convenient as well - just a few minutes walk through a beautiful small park to the bus stop. You will be able to access almost any of the tourist spots with the 70 bus line. Thank you for a great vacation.🤗🙏

A pitch for a caravan is around 60 euro per night. Location is fantastic, check-inn smooth and all the buildings look new and nice. Food is just ok, without service or smiles. We paid 5 nights and stayed 2 nights. Why? Showers and toilets are very, very dirty. Cleaning is inadequate and not frequent enough. We did not have a drop of warm water in 2 days. Barking dogs all day and most of the night. Nobody seems to care. This is potentially a great place, but is in need of proper attention.

Great campsite, for the price (50 Euro per night) electricity should be included and a freezer made available for guests. Great location, the buses run until midnight to get back from Paris city center. Staff was mostly very friendly and helpful.

Great site and good clean facilities, bar and food spot on, location really nice. Shuttle bus may or may not turn up in our experience but does arrive eventually after long waits, ground on the pitches is rock hard so don’t bother trying to secure awnings with tent pegs as you’ll just need to buy new ones, wouldn’t advise paying for an awning as it’s a waste of time. We used UBER to get to/from Paris for evening meal which was really efficient and good value.

Great city campsite! Everything was clean, modern, and well maintained. Easy access to the city and the check-in process was smooth. Perfect if you’re looking for a quiet and convenient base while exploring Paris. Not a luxury resort, but absolutely solid for a city camping spot.

My mom and I decided to try something new, we wanted to RV around Europe for a few weeks. She actually has never been to this side of the world, and actually owning her own business in hospitality we have some grounds for comparison. First off, 32 euro for one night and they don't even provide wi-fi. Yeah you can go in their office and pay 15 cents a minute but you still can't print what you need. They do have a shuttle that takes you from the campground into Paris and drops you at the Porte Maillot Metro (you can buy return tickets at the reception for 3 euro), but the driver was off schedule and we were worried that we wouldn't make the bus back. The next morning we went into the office and check out, I also asked for directions and used my limited French appropriately even though some attendants spoke English. However when I entered the office a second time to clarify a question I had before departing the woman behind the desk turned to the man and said in French, why weren't we gone and how (*something*) these Americans are. I may not be able to speak well, but I can understand what you are saying.