Camping de Paris

Great place with friendly staff who also speak English. Bikes available for rent, plus a shop and a restaurant. Despite being right in the middle of Paris, it’s pleasantly quiet—though there’s the usual camping noise, of course… but it’s completely quiet at night. Shaded sites with water and electricity on-site. The restrooms and showers are okay but nothing special.
You can easily and quickly reach all the sights by bike—I highly recommend this campground!!

We stayed here as a couple for 4 days in August 2026. The campsite is in a prime location in a beautiful park-like setting with large trees, close to the city center. There’s a shuttle bus to the nearest metro station for 2 euros per ride, which runs consistently every half hour from early morning until late at night. By bike, you can reach the Eiffel Tower in about 30 minutes via bike paths. The ride takes you through wooded areas and is very scenic. Overall, it’s very safe to get around Paris by bike.

Our parking spot was right on a tributary of the Seine. It was nice and quiet at night, but it gradually got noisier in the early morning hours, so that with the window open, we were awake around 5–6 a.m. The parking spots are sufficiently large, but it was very crowded overall, which made it feel quite cramped. The ground is firm and covered with leaves, grass, and gravel.

There’s a small supermarket and a restaurant, both of which look very well-maintained. In the morning, you can buy fresh baguettes, croissants, and other baked goods here, as well as basic necessities. The staff were friendly and accommodating.

All in all, we paid 330 euros for 4 nights. That’s quite a hefty sum, but for a location like this in Paris, it’s ultimately still acceptable. In the end, everyone has to decide for themselves.

The restrooms were always reasonably clean, but they lack ongoing maintenance. There were no hooks for towels, the water pressure was sometimes low, and sometimes the faucets would spray; the sinks couldn’t be closed with a stopper (there’s only a large strainer). So we had to rinse dishes in the large camping bucket.

Overall, we had a good time at the campground and felt comfortable the entire time.

The perfect campground for visiting Paris, with a shuttle bus running about every half hour; tickets are available at the front desk. It takes you to the yellow Metro Line 1 stop at Port Maillot, from where you can go anywhere you want.
Friendly and helpful receptionists. Market, bar, and restaurant. The campground is a bit narrow and long, and the sites are nice and spacious and shaded, some with water spigots. Very clean restrooms. 3 service stations.

Campground located right on the Seine; clean and tidy; the staff are very helpful and friendly; access to public transportation ... The only downside is that the weir and the three huge locks on the Seine can be heard fairly loudly even at night ...

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A lovely campground with plenty of space for everyone. Friendly staff, nice restroom facilities, and a pleasant atmosphere. Thanks to a shuttle bus—which you can use for a fee—you can quickly get to the nearest metro station and easily reach everything.