Cahutte - 5 persons

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  • Persons 5 persons
  • Pet friendly Pet friendly
  • Private bathroom Private bathroom
  • Number of bedrooms 2 bedrooms

Highlights of Cahutte

  • Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher
  • Bathroom with shower and toilet
  • Covered terrace
  • Two bedrooms
  • View from terrace

General information

Discover a unique accommodation experience: stay on stilts in a comfortable cabin on the first floor, with a real tent above it to sleep among the trees. This innovative place to stay offers the best of both worlds, with an area of 30 m² and a large terrace of 16 m², perfect for up to 5 people.

On the first floor you will find a common area with a kitchenette, dining area and a bathroom with shower and toilet. Above the canvas there are 2 sleeping places with 1 double mattress and 3 single mattresses.

Outside you can enjoy the wooden terrace with table and chairs, parasol, 2 folding chairs and a plancha for cozy evenings outside.

Surroundings

  • Visit the Palace of Versailles (3.2 km )
  • Vacation island of St-Quentin-En-Yvelines (16 km)
  • A day at Versailles (3 km)
  • A day in Paris ( 20 km)
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Facilities and activities at Cahutte

Accessibility

  • Stairs to accommodation

Bedroom

  • Single bed (3)
  • Double bed (1)
  • Number of bedrooms (2)

Garden / Terrace

  • Barbecue allowed
  • Terrace / porch (covered)
  • Private terrace
  • Outdoor furniture

General

  • Parking at accommodation
  • Size (30)
  • Smoke-free
  • Pet-friendly options

Kitchen

  • Kitchen inventory
  • Cookware
  • Refrigerator (with freezer)
  • Coffee machine (filter machine)
  • Microwave
  • Dishwasher
  • Stove
  • Kitchen

Living room

  • Dining area

Bathroom

  • Bathroom (1)
  • Shower (1)
  • Toilet (1)
  • Wash basin

Important park facilities and atmosphere

Huttopia Versailles

All park information
  • 20 minutes from Paris
  • Natural parks nearby

(Sports) activities

  • e-bike rental
  • bicycle rental
  • petanque court
  • mountain bike rental
  • ping pong table

Activities in the area

  • cycling
  • museums (<5 KM / 3.1 Miles)
  • mountain biking
  • nature park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
  • walking
  • national park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)

Kids and teenagers

  • entertainment
  • game room
  • kids club
  • playground

Location

  • near a city

Park facilities

  • reception
  • breakfast service
  • shop
  • free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • English
  • French

Swimming pool

  • indoor pool
  • paddling pool

Food & Beverage

  • bakery
  • bar

Holiday park

  • Huttopia

Availability and prices

Practical information

  • Cancellation terms

    Huttopia cancellation policy


    The cancellation policy is as follows:

    • Cancellation up to 30 days before the arrival date will be charged 40% of the cost.
    • Cancellations from 29 days prior to the arrival date will be charged 100% of the cost.

    Please note that the reservation fee and insurance option fee are non-refundable regardless of the cancellation date.

  • Check-in and check-out times
    Check-in: 16:00
    Check-out: 10:00
  • Minimum nights : 2

Frequently asked questions

  1. Is smoking allowed in the accommodation?

    Smoking is not allowed in the accommodations.

  2. Are dogs welcome in the park and accommodation?

    Yes, these are most welcome (max 1).

  3. Do I have to pay tourist tax?

    Yes, there is still tourist tax to be paid on site. The exact amount is listed in the fee schedule.

  4. What are the check-in and check-out times for Cahutte?
    The check-in at Huttopia Versailles starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  5. Is Huttopia Versailles open all year round?
    No, Huttopia Versailles is open from 1 April until 2 November.
  6. Is there a restaurant at Huttopia Versailles?
    No there are no restaurants at Huttopia Versailles. The park does however offer a bar
  7. Is there a swimming pool at Huttopia Versailles?
    At the park you will find an indoor pool and a paddling pool.
  8. Is there a camping store at Huttopia Versailles?
    Yes, at Huttopia Versailles you'll find a shop and a bakery.
  9. Is there an entertainment team at Huttopia Versailles?
    Yes there's entertainment at Huttopia Versailles.
  10. Is there a bike rental facility at Huttopia Versailles?
    Yes, at Huttopia Versailles you'll find an e-bike rental, a bicycle rental and a mountain bike rental.
  11. Is smoking at Cahutte allowed?
    No, smoking is not allowed in this accommodation.
  12. Are pets allowed at Cahutte?
    Yes, pets are allowed in the accommodation. When booking, make sure to indicate that you want to bring a pet so you can check if the pet-friendly accommodation is available.
  13. Do I need to bring my own bed linen?
    Yes, you need to bring your own bed linen.
  14. Is it possible to park at Cahutte?
    Yes, it is possible to park directly at the accommodation.
  15. Do I need to bring my own towels to Cahutte?
    Yes, you need to bring your own towels.
Park information

Huttopia Versailles

Staff prepare fresh pizzas in the open kitchen at Huttopia Versailles holiday park in Île de France.
Outdoor pool area with a covered swimming pool and hot tub at Huttopia Versailles in Île de France, France.
Children play on a playground swing as adults relax nearby at Huttopia Versailles holiday park in France.

What you should know about the park

Discover the magic of Paris and Versailles with a stay at the Huttopia Versailles campsite! This 3-star campsite with a heated pool is the perfect base for unforgettable family outings. Visit the famous Palace of Versailles, admire the Eiffel Tower or explore the beautiful countryside in the Yvelines. With the RER C train within walking distance, you can be in Paris in 20 minutes. Cycling enthusiasts can follow the Véloscénie, a route from Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel.

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Huttopia Versailles scored with a 8.3

271 reviews

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Summary created out of 271 reviews

The campsite is ideally located for visits to Versailles and Paris, with the train station 10-15 minutes' walk away and excellent connections to the city centre. Guests appreciate the wooded, natural character of the site with plenty of shade, and praise the friendly and helpful staff. The sanitary facilities are regularly described as clean and functional, with hot water and heated spaces. The swimming pool and restaurant (especially pizzas) are popular amenities, as are the bread service and games activities for children. Areas for improvement include the often small, steep and uneven pitches that can be difficult to access, the high price, and mixed experiences with cleanliness and maintenance of sanitary facilities and electricity supply.

  • 03 Sep 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 01 Sep 2026

    Great campground for visiting Versailles.
    A little too expensive.
    Good bike rental with reasonable prices; convenient for getting to the Palace and exploring the vast gardens.
    1 star for the bar and the "pizzas": don’t call them pizzas—yeast-free dough, Emmental instead of mozzarella, and sage instead of oregano? Best avoided, especially given the price—12.50 euros for a Margherita with no table service.

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    Ottimo campeggio per visitare Versailles.
    Un po' troppo caro.
    Noleggio bici buono e prezzi nella norma, comodo per raggiungere la Reggia e girare gli immensi giardini.
    1 stella per il bar e le pizze: non chiamatele pizze, pasta senza lievito, emmental al posto della mozzarella e salvia al posto dell'origano? Da evitare visto poi il costo, 12,50 euro una margherita senza servizio al tavolo.

    Review from Google
  • 31 Aug 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 30 Aug 2026

    A very nice campground surrounded by greenery; the restrooms are very basic but adequate. It would deserve 4 stars, but one evening we went to the bar—where they only serve pizza—and were disgusted. The cheese used was Emmental; there was probably sage on top; and the dough was visibly lacking in yeast—it was flat and tasteless—all for the price of 12 euros.

    A little tip for the pizza chef: I’m attaching a simple recipe for real pizza (one serving).
    125 g 00 flour
    62.5 ml water
    1.75 g fresh brewer’s yeast
    0.25 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
    0.25 teaspoon salt
    Pour thelukewarm water in a large bowl and crumble the fresh brewer’s yeast into it along with the sugar
    Let the yeast dissolve completely, then start adding the flour, mixing first with a spoon and then with your hands until you have a smooth dough with no lumps.
    Knead for about 10 minutes, then transfer the dough to a work surface, add the salt, and knead again until it’s fully incorporated into the dough.
    Place the quick pizza dough in a well-oiled bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and let it rise in the oven (TURNED OFF but with the light on) for about 1½ hours, until the dough has doubled in volume.
    Remove the dough from the bowl and spread it out on an oiled baking sheet or one lined with parchment paper WITHOUT KNEADING IT AGAIN—just flatten it with your hands.

    Let it rise for another 30 minutes or so, then top it with tomato sauce.
    Preheat the oven to 250°C (conventional) and, when it’s hot, place the pizza on the lowest rack in the oven.

    Bake for 10 minutes, then add the diced mozzarella, move the pizza to the middle rack of the oven, and continue baking for about 5 more minutes until the mozzarella is fully melted.

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    Campeggio molto carino e immerso nel verde, bagni molto semplici ma adeguati. Meriterebbe 4 stelle ma una sera siamo andati al bar dove fanno solo la pizza da mangiare e siamo rimasti disgustati. Il formaggio utilizzato era emmental, sopra probabilmente c'era la salvia e l'impasto era visibilmente senza lievito essendo piatto e insipido, il tutto alla cifra di 12 euro.

    Piccolo consiglio per il/la pizzaiolo/a, vi allego una semplice ricetta della vera pizza (una porzione).
    125 g Farina 00
    62.5 ml Acqua
    1.75 g Lievito di birra fresco
    0.25 cucchiaio Olio extravergine d’oliva
    0.25 cucchiaino Sale
    Mettete l’acqua tiepida in una grande ciotola e sbriciolatevi dentro il lievito di birra fresco insieme allo zucchero
    Fate sciogliere totalmente il lievito poi iniziate ad unire la farina mescolando prima con un cucchiaio e poi con le mani in modo da ottenere un impasto omogeneo e senza grumi.
    Impastate per circa 10 minuti poi trasferite l’impasto sul piano di lavoro, unite anche il sale e impastate nuovamente per farlo assorbire completamente all’impasto.
    Mettete l’impasto per la pizza veloce in una ciotola ben oleata, coprite con pellicola trasparente e mettete lievitare in forno SPENTO ma con la luce accesa per circa 1 ora e mezza fino a che l’impasto sarà raddoppiato di volume.
    Togliete l’impasto dalla ciotola e stendetelo su una teglia oleata o con carta forno SENZA REIMPASTARLO ma appiattendolo solo con le mani.

    Lasciatelo lievitare ancora per 30 minuti circa poi conditelo con pomodoro.
    Accendete il forno a 250° statico e, quando sarà ben caldo, mettete a cuocere la pizza nel ripiano più basso del forno.

    Fate cuocere per 10 minuti poi aggiungete la mozzarella a dadini, spostate la pizza sul ripiano medio del forno e continuate la cottura ancora per 5 minuti circa fino a che la mozzarella sarà totalmente cotta.

    Review from Google
  • 29 Aug 2026

    A beautiful forest, lovely bungalows—clean and comfortable. The heated pool was the highlight of our vacation!

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    Forêt magnifique, beaux bungalows, propre et confortable. La piscine chauffée était au coeur des vacances!

    Review from Google
  • 28 Aug 2026

    This campground relies 100% on one thing: its location. And to be honest, it’s perfect. If you want to visit Paris, this is an excellent spot. In about 35 minutes, the metro will take you right to the Eiffel Tower, and that’s exactly why this campground is probably always full.

    But as soon as you return from a wonderful day in Paris, the Huttopia vibe starts to crumble.

    The number of restrooms is limited, and the restroom facilities clearly could use some attention. Especially when you look up, you get the impression that the spiders have been on vacation here longer than Paris has existed. Above eye level, it seems like the cleaning crew hasn’t been there in months—maybe even years.

    The showers consistently smell of a hint of urine—even right after they’ve been cleaned. That’s quite an achievement in itself. On top of that, they don’t exactly look fresh—old, clogged showerheads that spray in all directions and make my dry, clean boxers look like a just-used pair of swim trunks in no time. Showering here is more something you do because you have to than because you want to. If you want a slightly better shower, there’s an accessible shower, which is, of course, heavily used by non-disabled campers.

    At the pool, it’s a real struggle to find a chair that still works somewhat. Almost all of them are broken, torn, or so sagging that afterward, you’re just glad you managed to get out of them.

    The restaurant is fine for a pizza (which is also the only thing they offer), but because of the self-service concept, both inside and on the patio, it immediately turns into a sort of poorly organized chaos. Tables and chairs are scattered everywhere and nowhere, and it seems like everyone just has to figure out for themselves where to sit. And there you are, standing there with your pizza in hand. Here’s a tip: bring a towel so you can drape it over your chair—that way, when you go to get your pizza, no one else will take your seat.

    The sports equipment could also use some better management. Badminton rackets, table tennis paddles, and other gear are scattered everywhere, and have clearly seen better days. It seems like everything that’s ever broken has just been neatly put back for the next guest. But anyway, you have to be a little grateful for what’s actually there, of course. So we played a game of seed bag toss. On the first throw, the bag tore open, all the seeds spilled onto the ground, and here I was, crying my eyes out.

    In short: if you want to visit Paris, this is a fantastic base. The location is truly top-notch and hard to beat. But for a campground bearing the name Huttopia, I honestly expected more in terms of maintenance, restrooms, and overall quality. This campground is certainly not worthy of the Huttopia name.

    Oh, and if you’re going to be in Paris all day anyway, just check out a hotel or B&B. It won’t cost much more than this campground, and you’ll probably have a warm toilet seat, a decent shower, and won’t have to dodge a spiderweb before you can even get into the restroom building.

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    Deze camping leunt voor 100% op één ding: de locatie. En eerlijk is eerlijk, die is perfect. Als je Parijs wilt bezoeken, zit je hier uitstekend. Binnen ongeveer 35 minuten sta je met de metro zo voor de Eiffeltoren en dat is precies de reden waarom deze camping waarschijnlijk altijd vol staat.

    Maar zodra je weer terug bent van een prachtige dag in Parijs, begint het Huttopia-gevoel behoorlijk af te brokkelen.

    Het aantal toiletten is beperkt en de sanitaire gebouwen kunnen duidelijk wel wat meer aandacht gebruiken. Vooral als je omhoog kijkt, krijg je het idee dat de spinnen hier al langer op vakantie zijn dan dat Parijs bestaat. Boven ooghoogte lijkt de schoonmaakploeg al maanden, misschien jaren, niet meer geweest te zijn.

    De douches ruiken structureel naar een vleugje urine. Ook vlak nadat er is schoongemaakt. Dat is op zichzelf al een prestatie. Daarnaast zien ze er niet bepaald fris uit, oude verstopte douchekoppen die alle kanten op spuiten en mijn droge schone boxer binnen no-time er laten uitzien als een net gebruikte zwembroek. Douchen is hier meer iets is wat je doet omdat het moet dan omdat je er zin in hebt. Als je een beetje beter wilt douchen, dan is er een invalide douche, die dan ook volop wordt gebruikt door de niet invalide kampeerders.

    Bij het zwembad is het heel hard zoeken naar een stoel die nog enigszins functioneert. Bijna alle exemplaren zijn kapot, gescheurd of dusdanig doorgezakt dat je na afloop vooral blij bent dat je er weer uit bent gekomen.

    Het restaurant is prima voor een pizza (ook het enige wat ze aanbieden), maar door het selfserviceconcept verandert het binnen en op het terras direct in een soort slecht georganiseerde chaos. Tafels en stoelen staan overal en nergens en het lijkt alsof iedereen zelf maar moet uitzoeken waar hij terechtkomt. En daar sta jij dan met je pizza in je hand. Misschien een tip: neem je handdoek mee, dan kan je die over je stoel hangen zodat als jij je pizza moet halen niet iemand ander op je stoel gaat zitten.

    Ook het sportmateriaal mag wel eens worden gemanaged. Badmintonrackets, tafeltennispalletjes en andere spullen liggen overal, en hebben vaak hun beste tijd duidelijk gehad. Het lijkt alsof alles dat ooit kapot is gegaan, gewoon netjes is teruggelegd voor de volgende gast. Maar goed, je moet ook een beetje blij zijn met wat er wel is natuurlijk. Dus wij pittezak gooien. Bij de eerste worp bleek de zak stuk, alle pitten op de grond, en deze Peter huilie huilie.

    Kortom: wil je Parijs bezoeken, dan is dit een fantastische uitvalsbasis. De locatie is werkelijk top en moeilijk te verslaan. Maar voor een camping die de naam Huttopia draagt, had ik eerlijk gezegd meer verwacht op het gebied van onderhoud, sanitair en algemene kwaliteit. Deze camping is zeker niet Huttopia waardig.

    Oh, en als je toch de hele dag in Parijs bent, check dan gewoon eens een hotel of B&B. Die kost namelijk niet heel veel meer dan deze camping, en dan heb je waarschijnlijk geen warme wc bril, een fatsoenlijke douche en hoef je niet eerst een spinnenweb te ontwijken voordat je naar het toiletgebouw in kunt.

    Review from Google
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