Holiday Parks in Paris
Country Park
Tranquil woodland escape near Paris with two heated pools, close to Disneyland Paris. Enjoy cycling, fishing and evening entertainment. Ideal for families.La Croix Du Vieux Pont
La Croix Du Vieux Pont, in Berny-Rivière, offers a tranquil holiday with a variety of accommodations and activities. Enjoy four pools, waterslides, canoeing, karting and tennis, with Disneyland and Paris nearby.Le Chene Gris
Le Chêne Gris, a lively family parc in the Grand Morin Valley, offers an enchanting escape near Disneyland Paris. Enjoy the picturesque pool complex, comfortable accommodation and a range of activities including a splash playground and easy access to Paris via train.Le Grand Paris
Escape to Le Grand Paris for a serene retreat with a heated pool, close to Paris. Enjoy various activities, evening entertainment and comfortable accommodation options.Parc Des Roches Campsite
Enjoy peaceful woodland surroundings with easy access to Paris, large heated pools, a bakery, and on-site dining. Experience both relaxation and city exploration at its finest.Ultimate 2025 Family Guide to Holiday Parks in Paris
UPDATED January 2025:
Don't miss these events during your holiday! RAVEL Exhibition - From January 1st to June 15th, 2025, Paris celebrates the 150th anniversary of composer Maurice Ravel at the Cité de la Musique. The exhibition highlights his famous Boléro with sets, costumes, and heritage items. Caen Millenium - Starting March 20th, 2025, in Caen, Normandy, this year-long celebration marks 1,000 years of history. Key events include the Parade Opératique on May 9th and Aquanauts from September 19th to 21st. Tomorrowland Winter - From March 15th to 22nd, 2025, Alpe d’Huez hosts this festival combining skiing, snowboarding, and electronic dance music. Highlights include 'Start to DJ' workshops and breathtaking Alpine views.Discover Paris Holiday Parks
European holiday parks are essentially self-contained resorts offering a variety of accommodations, from mobile homes to chalets and camping spots. Expect amenities like swimming pools, playgrounds and entertainment programs. They're designed for convenience, offering a blend of nature, comfort and fun activities. Compared to UK hotels, holiday parks provide spacious accommodations and freedom for families to enjoy their holiday at their own pace. The benefits? Cost-effectiveness, a range of on-site activities and the chance to meet other families. Beach access, waterslides and on-site restaurants and bars enhance the experience, with many parks also welcoming pets.Why Take Your 2025 Family Holiday Park Break in Paris?
Paris, with its blend of historical grandeur and modern vibrancy, offers a unique setting for a holiday park break. Beyond the iconic landmarks, the region hosts family-friendly festivals and events throughout the year. The average price for a family break in a Paris holiday park is surprisingly affordable, providing a cost-effective way to explore this fascinating area. What sets Paris apart is its unparalleled blend of culture, history and leisure activities, making it a standout choice for families seeking a diverse and enriching holiday experience.What's in it for the kids?
- Endless waterslides and swimming pools for aquatic fun.
- On-site entertainment, from shows to mini-discos.
- Bike hire to explore the surroundings.
- Watersports for adventurous spirits.
- Playgrounds and sports courts for endless outdoor play.
- Special kids' clubs offering a range of activities, catering to various interests.
Staying safe in the sun and in the pools
Most holiday parks prioritize safety, with lifeguards on duty at pools and kids' clubs offering indoor activities for those sensitive to the sun. These measures ensure that children can enjoy their holiday safely and comfortably.Pet Friendly Paris Adventures
Taking your pet on holiday to Europe, including Paris, requires some planning. Essential paperwork includes a pet passport and ensuring your pet's vaccinations are up to date. Paris boasts several pet-friendly holiday parks, making it a welcoming destination for pet owners. Many restaurants and pubs in Paris welcome pets, such as Le Café des Chats, a café that embraces the company of cats.- Research pet-friendly accommodations.
- Ensure your pet's vaccinations and paperwork are up to date.
- Identify local vets near your holiday park.
- Pack essentials for your pet, including food, toys and a bed.
- Explore pet-friendly attractions and dining options in advance.
Dog walking routes in Paris
Route | Distance (miles) | Scenery | Postcode |
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Bois de Boulogne | 2.5 | Lake and woodland | 75116 |
Jardin des Tuileries | 1.2 | Gardens and statues | 75001 |
Canal Saint-Martin | 2.8 | Canal and cityscape | 75010 |
Coulée verte René-Dumont | 2.9 | Elevated park/walkway | 75012 |
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont | 1.5 | Hills and lake | 75019 |
Dining at the park, or heading out
Holiday parks often feature on-site restaurants, offering convenience and a taste of local cuisine. Paris is renowned for its culinary scene, from traditional French dishes to international fare. For families, Le Relais de l'Entrecôte is a hit with its simple menu and welcoming atmosphere. Couples might prefer the romantic setting of Lapérouse, a historic restaurant offering gourmet French cuisine.Outdoor activities for the whole family
Paris and its surroundings offer numerous outdoor activity centres, such as Aquaboulevard for water-based fun and Parc Astérix for thrilling rides and attractions. Watersports are available along the Seine or at nearby lakes, with options ranging from canoeing to stand-up paddleboarding. Prices vary, but many activities are budget-friendly, especially when booked in advance.Handy packing list
Item | Description |
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Travel documents | Passports, booking confirmations, insurance |
Medications | Prescriptions and first-aid kit |
Sun protection | Sunscreen, hats, sunglasses |
Swimwear | Swimming costumes, towels, water shoes |
Comfortable footwear | For walking and exploring |
Entertainment | Books, games and toys for the journey |
Pet supplies | If bringing a pet, include food, leash and toys |