RV rental in Paris

Why is it worth booking an RV rental in Paris early?

When you decide on a camper to rent in Paris you have the best start to your French vacation. Spend some time exploring this fascinating and vibrant capital before heading off in your campervan to explore the French countryside. With well-maintained fast roads (some of which are toll roads) you can reach Brittany, Normandy, or the French Riviera in a matter of hours. Or, take minor roads and follow a leisurely itinerary that takes in French chateaux and vineyards. The best months for booking a campervan to rent in Paris are June and September, late spring and summer. This is when the weather is at its best. It is also a popular period especially when the schools are on vacation so CamperDays suggests booking your camper rental in Paris three or more months in advance. By booking early, you can be sure of getting the price, vehicle, and date combination you want. All bookings come with a transparent cancellation policy and no hidden charges for date changes. You can also take advantage of knowledgeable advice from the CamperDays customer service team. Your camper in Paris will be fully equipped for sleeping and eating making it very competitive in price when compared to paying for hotel accommodation, car hire, and dining out every day. You also have total freedom to plan and enjoy your own vacation itinerary.

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.

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  Sightseeing
  When you hire a campervan in Paris, you won’t be stuck for things to do. The only issue you might have is insufficient time to do them all. We advise you to leave Paris and see some of the lesser-known attractions below. It will give you a much better feeling of what France is like.
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  French Food
  French cuisine needs no introduction. It's known for having some of the best food in the world and where many of the best chefs train. You could go full-on Michelin star while here or head to a cafe to enjoy a croissant and coffee as the world goes by.
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  Local Festivals
  Paris hosts many festivals throughout the year that you could try and time your visit with. Bastille Day is very popular in July, featuring fireworks, parades, and parties. During autumn, the Montmartre Grape Harvest Festival offers wine tastings and events.

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.

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