Camping de Paris

The site itself is reasonaubly quiet away from the road, convenient for the centre of Paris and the sanitary blocks are clean and well maintained. ||However, the receptionist initially gave us a small, awkward pitch next to the road and did not indicate that we could have a choice of pitches ; after driving down to the pitch I walked all the way back and explained that it wasn’t suitable for our caravan when she then offered us a slightly better pitch but only after asking what else was available was I offered an acceptable pitch. ||The same thing happened to our neighbour, so is it poor receptionist training, a policy to fill the worst pitches first or laziness on behalf of the receptionists? They need to train the receptionists to explain the types of pitches and ask for the visitors requirements/wishes, ensure that the receptionists know about the popularity/queries for the shuttle bus. They also need to ensure that the shuttle bus drivers do not leave the shuttle stops at Porte Maillot too early.

Camping de Paris is a unique place. If you're looking for the peace and quiet of the French countryside, look outside of Paris. However, if you're looking for the best base for visiting the Eiffel Tower without breaking the bank, this is the place to be. Price - A fraction of the price of a hotel in central Paris, especially for families. Atmosphere - An international mix of travelers; a very friendly atmosphere. Pitches vary in size, from 8-meter campers to 100m² to smaller ones, so there's something for everyone. Security - The area is fenced and guarded 24/7. Noise - The city never sleeps. You can hear sirens, cars, and sometimes helicopters. Internet - Wi-Fi can be fickle; it's best to rely on your own data plan. If you're planning a visit during peak season (May-September), book your spot well in advance. This is the only campsite so close to the center, so 100% occupancy is the norm. If you have a choice, ask for a pitch further away from the main access road – it will be a bit quieter. I highly recommend it. Perfect for those who use the campsite as a base and spend their days exploring. Best regards

Easy booking experience. All the information required being sent via email. Additional details given on arrival. Access to the site is easy (if coming from the east use the specific access!). Location is good. We cycled into Paris three times. Large pitch sizes. Toilets and showers were plentiful. Showers were a mix of poor water pressure, average water pressure, cold, or warm. Down to luck as to which you got. Not the cleanest of toilets/showers. We would stay again.

Very nice camping facility! Washrooms, showers etc were always clean. Offers a small variety grocery store, fresh baked goods. The bar area/sitting lounge is very nice and comfortable. Service was great everywhere we went. Nice playground for kids. 35 to 45 min bus/metro ride to downtown Paris. I stayed in my Caravan but they do have a large number of cabins to rent.

Great campsite in a perfect location outside Paris. We arrived late after a snowy journey and managed to grab pizza and drinks in the cafe bar. Great facilities, lovely staff and a shuttle to the nearest Metro station made this a perfect stopover.

We really enjoyed our stay at Camping de Paris. The location is fantastic – tucked away in a peaceful, green area yet just a short trip into the city, making it perfect for exploring without the chaos of central Paris. The pitches were well kept, the facilities were clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The on-site shuttle service to the metro was a real bonus, and the café and shop made things easy and convenient. Some of the motorhome pitches were very narrow though, and some were right next to the dustbins. The smell from the toilets and chemical waste disposal was quite overwhelming when it rained, but I guess that’s just how it is sometimes on a very busy site. We were very lucky with our pitch, it was wide enough to use our awning, but some would not have been wide enough. If we had to suggest one improvement, it would be to add hand wash and hand driers in the wash rooms – it would just make the facilities a bit more complete. Overall though, it’s a great site and we’d happily stay again!

Location excellent. Transport into Paris, not so easy. Camping pitches are OK. Toilets, some good others a bit dilapidated, but always clean enough. Staff seem OK. Price is a rip off , as they almost have a monopoly.

The staff is very friendly. At first glance, the campsite appears to be very well-maintained. The restrooms are moderately well-maintained. The toilets are always clean. The sinks are rather dirty, and so are the showers. The price is rather high. Therefore, I have to say that the restrooms could be better maintained. There's also no paper to dry your hands, which bothered me. The staff occasionally asked if everything was okay. I was very pleased by that. The location: The campsite is rather remote. The public transport connection could be better. You can either take the paid shuttle bus (cheap) or walk for 1.5 km. The bike paths are also very convenient for getting into town.

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.