LOOKING for campsite around PARIS for our MoHo/Camper (1 Viewer)

[MacroMad]

Can anyone recommend a nice campsite on the North side area of Paris.
I would like to park up with access to trains into Paris.
Thank's in advance.
Dave

 

[veevee]

West or south would be better, the NE suburbs of Paris are a bit of a hotbed at the moment. We've never found them a problem but it's the area immigrants head for currently.

 

[MacroMad]

Ok, thank's for that advice, anyone suggest a nice place West or South of Paris with easy access to Trains into Paris ?
Thank's again.
Dave

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[hilldweller]

Bois de Boulogne.

 

[MacroMad]

Thank you Brian, looking at that now, cheers.
Dave

 

[olley]

Bois de Boulogne.

Second that. When we were there than ran a bus to the metro.

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[WillH]

We're visiting Versaille later this month and using Camping Indigo.

 

[magicsurfbus]

Ok, thank's for that advice, anyone suggest a nice place West or South of Paris with easy access to Trains into Paris ?
Thank's again.
Dave

Maisons-Laffitte. The nearby RER station takes you all the way to the Arc de Triomphe (Etoile station) with no changes.

 

[Borisski]

Bois de Bologne - we were there at Easter. Lovely site by river and shuttle bus takes you to metro. From van door to centre e.g. The Louvre 3/4 of an hour. If you are feeling brave you can cycle - we were not! Our friends did - took a bit long than shuttle bus and metro.

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[scousebird]

We were at Camping Indigo Bois de Boulogne the week before last. Lovely site, great facilities and the shuttle bus takes you to Port Maillot where you can get the metro or walk to the Arc de Triomphe

 

[hilldweller]

Thank you Brian, looking at that now, cheers.
Dave

I should add.....

Many years ago we bought a MH, we did the learning in Scotland then on a whim "let's see what it's like to get one on a boat" so off to Paris for a few days. Of course the boat was a non-event and we ended up in Paris in the rush hour and it's a bit tricky getting to the campsite when someone forgot to load the French maps into an early satnav. When we got there we had a marvellous simple meal and a litre of their best red and slept well that night.

Last time we visited it had changed hands and had a better shop but the food was still good.

We need to do it again !

 

[WillH]

We did go, pleasant enough apart from a trio of British families with feral kids. Handy for the Palace and for transport into Paris. Departure heading north was adventurous but doable, challenging urban traffic.

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