*** (30/08/2016 02:45)
When I visited it was excellent.
Next to the river.
Party all night.
Bus to the centre of town.
Lots of people who like wine and music.

*** (02/08/2016 17:03)
The camping is really good. The bathrooms are super nice and you can charge your stuff there and in the reception (nobody stole anything while I was there). The people are nice, both the campers and the staff. The perfect star was stolen because of a misunderstanding with one staff from the reception.

This is a clinical and callow site. The shop and bar are expensive, the front facing staff young and disinterested. It's fine if you're in a camper but utterly lacking in any sense of communal charm. The traffic thunders outside on one side of the camp and the flood barrier is intermittently deafening on the other.

*** (11/09/2017 00:26)
Mixed review really. This is obviously a very busy campsite with lots of campers coming and going. I was placed on my first night next to the main road. Do not park here. Way too much traffic noise. There is an internet issue on the site which appears not to be sorted. If you are using apple then it is a no go. Hot water was also an issue in the shower facilities either too hot or too cold. Rubbish litters most areas for campers which is unfortunate and the water pipe for filling up campers is also used to clean out the toilets. Plus point is the location.

*** (06/10/2017 01:23)
Would give it an extra star for being the only campsite within Paris but there is actually on street camping on two of the neighboring streets which I only discovered while we were there. Note is is €9 to use the motor home services if you choose this option. Otherwise it's expensive, there is no internet except a few terminals in the reception, and the cafe is only open for breakfast and dinner. At the main motor home service point there are two water hoses, one for cleaning the chemical toilet at the adjacent receptacle and another for drinking water. We found both trailing on the ground where it was dipped in runoff from the WC and grey water. The laundry takes coins rather tokens which would be fine if getting change from reception of the cafe wasn't such a challenge without purchasing something that necessitated them returning the correct amount.

The location is good but just catch a bus into the centre for 1.80euros and ignore their 2euro shuttle bus which only takes you to the metro station at the top of the road.

*** (24/10/2017 16:54)
Great, really convenient for visiting Paris from a motorhome. Helpful receptionist, good showers/loos, shuttle bus is ideal, shop for buying the morning bread and croissants is very convenient. My only slight moan is that the pitches are already a bit muddy by early autumn so will get a lot worse over the coming months - they just need more gravel to sort it out. Overall a very agreeable experience and we will absolutely do it again.

Service and facilities fine. Reasonably clean bathrooms and showers, one baby/child washroom. Shop has necessities, not a great assortment but that can be expected. Fresh and good bread and croissants!
Restaurant has some good options. Burger and goat cheese salad not the best we've had, but the pizzas are pretty decent. Playground is nice for bigger kids (I think 5-6+).
Best feature of course is the location. Travelling into the city is easy and convenient. Shuttle bus takes you to Porte Maillot metro Ⓜ station in about 10 minutes. In summer this shuttle is in service all day long, every half hour.

*** (30/07/2016 00:43)
Booked three nights in a Gypsy caravan. Very cosy, luckily we planned to be out all day and just sleep here. Very basic kitchen, no kettle but a coffee maker? All cups and glasses were tiny. Very disappointed by on site for options on the Friday. The had a paella night and stopped serving half of the normal menu which isn't massive anyway.
Good location and a lovely site.

*** (19/07/2017 16:49)
Good campground in Paris.

*** (27/09/2017 14:04)
All round nice campsite. Modern showers, although you have to constantly press the button to get the warm out which is not that hot. Pitches relatively flat and hard standing. Nice restaurant, a decent shop (all expensive), WiFi at the reception inly, which annoys me, but so handy for the centre of paris. I'd come again for that reason alone.

The staff did suggest that we move to their sister site in Versailles but this was difficult to manage for those of us who were not in vehicles. It was also almost impossible to get a refund for the nights the camp. They told us that they had no cash in the tills, that head office managed all the electronic banking and their suggestion was that we write our card number, expiry date and security number on a piece of A4 paper with other people's details similarly handwritten. They were unable to refund us to our card as they didn't have any electronic details despite the system still being very much up and running.

*** (03/06/2016 17:59)
We arrived on bicycles and had two nights in their safari tents. They were well equipped but there was no kettle, they only had woollen blankets and one of the burners smoked badly and was unusable. The ignition didn't work either.

We were told that it was an evacuation except no one offered to help the campers move their gear safely through the flood water and lied to us that they had alerted people in tents at around midnight but this was simply untrue. As we were moving our gear the staff just watched and bizarrely were cutting the grass just above the waters edge but no-one offered any assistance.


*** (13/09/2016 03:08)
Great facilities, toilets and showers all clean and working well. Bar and restaurant with friendly staff and a well stocked shop. Close to centre of Paris (20 mins by bike) and next to the seine. On the negative side the pitches were rock hard and so putting the tent up was hard, and it's next to quite a busy road. Finally the booking fee was over 20eu for a two night stay. This seems a bit steep. We would go back however, but probably not book in advance.

We had booked three further nights camping with a tent. We were flooded and the whole site was evacuated. Except nobody told the people in tents. And even when we asked at the desk as they were turning others away we were told that as we weren't in a vehicle we could stay without problem. So in the morning we were marooned on a small mudflat along with a group of other campers. We had to wade through thigh deep water to get out and the staff were utterly unmoved that we were soaked.