Le Parc de Paris

Camping Le Parc de Paris is in Villevaudé, in Seine-et-Marne, about 20 km from Disneyland Paris and close enough to the capital to serve as a base: the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Versailles, Vaux-le-Vicomte and Fontainebleau are among the visits mentioned by the operator. The site is run under the Capfun brand, and bookings are made through that network.

The accommodation is based on mobile homes, with more than twenty models for 2 to 10 people. The higher-end versions add air conditioning, television and a dishwasher. Reviews left by guests in summer 2026 give a score of 8.3 out of 10 from more than 1,200 responses and mention clean, recent accommodation, while pointing out buildings at the entrance in need of renovation and ongoing works in the park.

The main attraction is the water park, widely mentioned in the reviews: a large covered pool under a glass roof, a paddling pool, slides and fun lazy rivers, complemented by a heated outdoor pool.

Opening period: no opening date for the campsite is published. The facilities are announced as open from early April to early November 2026: restaurant and bar from 4 April to 1 November, outdoor pool from 3 April to 30 September, indoor pool until 2 November. Winter opening is not confirmed: ask at reception on 01 60 26 20 79.

The campsite has a restaurant and a snack bar, announced from 4 April to 1 November 2026. Wifi is free, but only at the bar and at reception. Pets are accepted for a supplement.

As for the water, the heated indoor pool under a glass roof stays open until 2 November 2026; it has a large pool, a paddling pool, slides and fun lazy rivers. A heated outdoor pool completes the offer from 3 April to 30 September, with slides also mentioned in the reviews.

Guests regret the lack of a proper grocery shop on site and a limited choice of meals, as well as the lack of a room to gather on rainy days, the restaurant being then the only covered place. It is better to plan your shopping outside the campsite.

On site, the leisure options are varied for a campsite of this size: mini-golf, a basketball court, table tennis tables, pétanque, a large play area and a mini high-ropes course with a zip line for the more daring. An entertainment team runs evening events in summer, and the reviews praise its responsiveness to the unexpected.

Outside the campsite, a whitewater stadium is mentioned by one guest as being close by. Outings are mainly to Disneyland Paris, about twenty kilometres away, and to Paris, accessible by public transport according to another review. Versailles, Vaux-le-Vicomte and Fontainebleau are the châteaux highlighted for day trips.