The Paris campsite at a glance
| Camping Indigo Paris | |
|---|---|
| Where | Bois de Boulogne, 16th arrondissement |
| Opening | All year (according to a campsite directory, 2026 season) |
| Size | About 510 pitches |
| Link to Paris | Shuttle to Porte Maillot metro (line 1) according to listings; check the times |
| Price | No 2026 price found: an old reading gives "from €38.30" per pitch in summer; ask for the current price |
| Pets | A surcharge of about €7 per night is quoted on a third-party site, to be confirmed |
The campsite belongs to the Indigo group and was renovated with Huttopia, according to the press. The appeal: sleeping inside Paris, among trees, with the metro a shuttle ride away.
Who it suits, and for what
- Travellers with a van, caravan or tent who want to see Paris without driving in the centre.
- Families: nights in the Bois de Boulogne, days in the centre. Combine with the Bois de Boulogne and the Parc de Bagatelle.
- Avoid it if you want to sleep near the monuments or come back late: the return depends on the shuttle and the metro.
Alternatives around Paris
Allow half an hour to an hour of travel. Check winter opening, because some sites close from November to March.
- Maisons-Laffitte (Yvelines): a campsite served by the RER A.
- Versailles: a Huttopia campsite near the château, handy to combine Versailles and Paris.
- Disneyland Paris: Davy Crockett Ranch offers pitches and cabins, to be confirmed on the Disney site (see Disneyland Paris hotels).
Wild camping is forbidden in Paris, in the woods as elsewhere.
No tent: budget hotels
If camping does not suit you, a simple hotel is often cheaper than you think out of season. See where to stay in Paris on a budget and Paris hotels by budget.
Frequently asked questions
Can you camp in Paris? Yes, only at Camping Indigo Paris, in the Bois de Boulogne.
Is the campsite open in winter? It is announced open all year, but confirm before you go.
Can I pitch a tent in a park? No, wild camping is forbidden.
