Camping Le Parc De Paris

“Cap-Funtastic Value for Money”

Stayed for 3 nights to visit Disney, which was around a 25 minute drive away. The facilities were basic which was fairly reflected in the price. We booked the smallest of accommodation options and had a very simple hut with a double room, twin room, kitchen, shower and separate toilet. Parking was … more

Stayed for 3 nights to visit Disney, which was around a 25 minute drive away. The facilities were basic which was fairly reflected in the price. We booked the smallest of accommodation options and had a very simple hut with a double room, twin room, kitchen, shower and separate toilet. Parking was adjacent to the hut. We used the restaurant on site and were pleasantly underwhelmed however it did serve us a decent pizza despite it looking closed. Bring towels (€8 each to rent) and a mindset that actual camping would still be worse. Great, affordable way to visit the area.

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“Nice location but easier to get into Fort knocks”

Nice location for disney. The accommodation was as expected fir the price paid. But trying to get back into the site after a day at Disney was a ball ache. No fob, no receptionist. Spending around 45min each night trying to get in whilst having a baby on board that needed feeding was not helpful. … more

Nice location for disney. The accommodation was as expected fir the price paid. But trying to get back into the site after a day at Disney was a ball ache. No fob, no receptionist. Spending around 45min each night trying to get in whilst having a baby on board that needed feeding was not helpful. Tried phoning the number that did not work.

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“Some great elements, some very poor”

We stayed in a family lodge which stated that it sleeps 6. Our group was made up of 5 adults and 1 child (2 couples out of that), and we were incredibly cramped within the lodge. The toilet is literally a tiny room inside the kitchen area so there is zero privacy. All walls of the lodge are paper-t… more

We stayed in a family lodge which stated that it sleeps 6. Our group was made up of 5 adults and 1 child (2 couples out of that), and we were incredibly cramped within the lodge. The toilet is literally a tiny room inside the kitchen area so there is zero privacy. All walls of the lodge are paper-thin (to the point that they may as well not be there), and everything can be heard through them. Again, no privacy. The locks/ latches on the doors are non-existent and instead the doors are all closed using small hooks, which mean they don’t close properly and leave a gap between the doors and the frame- again, no privacy. Two of the doors (the bathroom door and the double-bedroom door) would only open about half a foot before they got wedged against the floor and wouldn’t open any further without being forced. And they were so flimsy that you daren’t do that in case they broke. The ‘sofa’ isn’t a sofa, it’s a bench which has no practical use and is very uncomfortable. The only saving grace for the living space is the lovely covered decked area outside, and we spent the majority of our family time sitting out there. The kitchen space is also missing basic amenities such as an oven (but there is a hob and a dishwasher- the dishwasher is full sized and completely pointless as there isn’t enough crockery, cutlery and utensils in the lodge to fill it) tea towels, dinner knives etc, and there are no cleaning supplies except for enough washing up liquid for 1 wash (2 at a push) and 1 dishwasher tablet. We were also provided with 1 loo roll only. This again wouldn’t have been a problem but it was not made clear on the website, booking page or on arrival, and I’m sure you can imagine with 6 people, we had to re-stock very quickly. The bedrooms are VERY cramped but the biggest issue was the beds themselves. I cannot stress enough how uncomfortable the beds are. The ‘mattresses’ look like the mats you used to have in PE at primary school (ie covered in plastic and rock hard). I woke several times a night with a dead leg or hips because I was essentially laying on a plank of wood. The ‘pillows’ provided were disgraceful- they were wafer thin and only 1 pillow was provided per person. They had no stuffing and were no thicker than 2 inches each. When we asked at reception for different pillows or more of them, we were told it wasn’t possible as they have ‘exactly the number of pillows for the amount of lodges’. Firstly, if that’s true then that is a ridiculous and short sighted way to operate a holiday park and secondly, there was no was way the park was full when we were there. So we suffered for 5 nights with very little sleep at all. The park does some things well- the pool areas are lovely and the sun loungers are plentiful and comfortable. The restaurant staff are really friendly and prices there aren’t too unreasonable. The park is also in a great location for access to Disney and Paris, and (when I asked) we were given a leaflet with the best ways to travel to each, which we did according to their instructions and were both very easy, I wouldn’t warn people against staying here, but I would say that there seems to be a lot of inconsistency with the lodges and the standard of accommodation you get seems to just be pot luck. I also agree with the comment below that I’m not sure the lodges are cleaned between guests- our place was not clean to a professional standard and seemed more like it had been left tidy by the previous residents and the staff had just new bedding put in them for us (you have to make the beds yourself). If you are staying here, you will have a good value holiday in a good location, just be very aware that you will not sleep well unless you bring your own beds, frankly. I would advise anyone to, at the least, bring their own pillows if you possibly can depending on how you’re travelling here.

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