
58 offers for your holiday in Paris
- Best valueBeach Hostelroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+10Immediately available4 adults / 1 childrenAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£1,774.00£1,492.00£53.29 per night - Surfer Suiteroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+15Immediately available4 adultsAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£1,776.00£1,493.00£53.32 per night - Camper Cabin Deluxeroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+10Immediately available4 adults / 1 childrenAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£1,920.00£1,608.00£57.43 per night - Camper Cabinroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+9Immediately available4 adults / 1 childrenAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£2,025.00£1,692.00£60.43 per night - Travel Homeroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+8Immediately available4 adultsAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£2,184.00£1,819.00£64.96 per night - Road Houseroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+11Immediately available4 adultsShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£2,178.00£1,820.00£65.00 per night - Couple Cottageroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+11Immediately available2 adultsShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen1 BedACPets allowed£2,296.00£1,914.00£68.36 per night - Sunrise Suiteroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+15Immediately available4 adultsAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£2,349.00£1,952.00£69.71 per night - Camper Castleroadsurfer4.5(2 Reviews)
+5Immediately available2 adults / 2 childrenShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£2,367.00£1,975.00£70.54 per night
Paris is the perfect place to start your campervan adventure. There's so much to do and see here. Before (or after) you rent a campervan in Paris, check out all the attractions across the city, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum (the biggest in the world), and the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Paris is known for having crazy traffic. You have probably seen the pictures around the Arch de Triumph. We don’t recommend you attempt to drive a campervan in Paris unless you are used to this kind of traffic. The best thing to do is to head out into the countryside and experience parts of Paris and France that most people don’t ever get to see, as they just stick to the central parts of Paris.
With our price comparison tool, you can find the best deals on to rent a motorhome in Paris. There are also some really handy filters you can use to narrow down the options to find the perfect campervan for you. Need one that's pet-friendly? No problem. What about one that sleeps four so you can bring the kids along? We have those as well.

Pick-up locations in Paris and nearby



Overview McRent Holding GmbH
- Comfort4/5
- Cleanliness5/5
- Value for money4/5
- Vehicle condition5/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process4/5
Overview roadsurfer
- Comfort5/5
- Cleanliness5/5
- Value for money4.5/5
- Vehicle condition4/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process5/5

Overview Blacksheep Van
- Comfort4/5
- Cleanliness4/5
- Value for money2/5
- Vehicle condition2/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process2/5
Helpful tips for your trip to Paris
The best times to visit Paris are between April and June and September and October. Although it's not as hot during these months, it will still be warm enough to enjoy motorhome rental in Paris. It will also be less crowded than the primary summer months.
Hire a campervan in Paris: What does it actually cost?
Motorhome prices in Paris vary depending on the season, region, and demand. Fortunately, with our price comparison tool, you can always keep an eye on rental costs. January is very popular among camping enthusiasts, so renting a campervan can cost around 226.75 £. You can travel more affordably in September, with average prices of 95.82 £.
Best Campervan routes from Paris
Paris to Champagne
This is a nice route. It is only 150km from Paris, which is far enough away from Paris to enjoy the countryside of France if you have a campervan in Paris for a weekend. If you are wondering, Champagne is where the famous fizzy wine comes from, and only wine made in this area can carry the name Champagne. There are plenty of places where you can take tours and sample some famous wines. There are also many old villages here, which are great to stop at along the way.
Paris to Burgundy
Paris to Burgundy is roughly a 300km drive. Take the A6 motorway out of Paris to Burgundy, the heart of France’s wine country. The drive here takes you through some historic countryside. In the Burgundy region is the city of Dijon, which, as the name suggests, is famous for its mustard. Another place is Beaune, known as Burgundy's wine capital.
Paris to Normandy
Take a 200km drive from Paris to Normandy with your campervan that takes you through some of the best scenery in France. Take the A13 motorway from Paris, which offers quite a direct route out of Paris.
Make sure you check out the D-Day beaches, which is where a crucial part of World War 2 took place. Around the area, you could also visit the town of Bayeux, which is home to the Bayeux Tapestry, an 11th-century masterpiece that depicts the events leading up to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. Normandy is a large and great region to explore in the campervan. Over the other side of Normandy is Mont Saint-Michel which is an abbey on top of a hill that gets cut off by the tide every day.
Sites of interest and excursions in and around Paris
Disney Land
Disneyland is one of the most popular attractions in Europe and is perfect if you have the family with you on your campervan trip to Paris. There are two theme parks inside Disneyland: Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios. Please allow two days to visit both parks. It is popular all year round, but we recommend visiting in early spring or just before Christmas.
Versailles
Versailles is all about the Palace of Versailles, one of the most impressive buildings in the world. It was a royal residence for King Louis XIV and is known for everything being over the top. One of the most famous parts is the Hall of Mirrors, which contains over 350 mirrors and reflects the splendour of the gardens through seventeen arched windows.
Giverny
Giverny is about 75km from Paris and was the home of the famous impressionist painter Claude Monet. His house and gardens are now a museum, the town's main attraction. The gardens are unique, as Monet designed these and include Japanese-inspired landscapes filled with water lilies, a large flower garden. The rest of the town is also really good.

Campsites in Paris and the surrounding area

Your stay for the first night
- Île-de-France/Cernay-la-Ville
- Île-de-France/La Chapelle-sur-Crecy
- Île-de-France/Angerville
- Normandy/Bouafles
- Burgundy Free CountyCamping Municipal
- Picardy
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