Villages Nature at a glance

The site advertises more than 70 activities for all ages, indoors and outdoors; some are included and others are paid (marked with an asterisk on the site).

Day trip or stay: which one?

  • A day ticket is the simplest option if you live in Paris or are staying in the city: you get the Aqua Mundo pool (access is included in the day ticket) plus the farm, the gardens and the Forest of Legends, and you go back in the evening. Entries start at 9:30am and the resort stays open until 11pm.
  • A stay makes sense for at least a weekend: the point of the resort is sleeping on site, getting around on foot or by bike and going back to the pool several times. Center Parcs shows "jours irrésistibles" offers from 25 euros per night per person and 20% off for early booking; real prices depend on the date, the cottage type and the number of guests, and are shown on the booking page.
  • With pets, animals are accepted on stays: 7 euros per animal per night, with a maximum of 2 vaccinated animals per accommodation.

The booking form counts adults as 18 and over and children as 0 to 17.

November 2026 offer

During "Black November", from 1 to 30 November 2026, each adult day ticket bought gives 50% off a standard day entry for a child aged 3 to 11, with the code VN-BLACKNOVEMBER. The offer covers standard day entries only.

How to get there from Paris

By public transport: take RER A to Marne-la-Vallée Chessy, leave by the "RER Sud" exit, then take bus 2231 to the "Villages Nature" stop. The resort is about 10 km from the station, so the bus is necessary. To reach RER A inside Paris, see our guide to the Paris metro and RER. Center Parcs recommends a fixed-price taxi or ride-hailing car if you have luggage.

By car: guests staying overnight park free in the central car park or their hamlet's car park. Day visitors pay 10 euros a day. The resort has 110 electric-vehicle charging points. It is about 40 km from Paris-Orly and Paris-Charles de Gaulle airports.

Practical rules

  • Swimwear: it must be designed for swimming and fit close to the body.
  • Food: a picnic area sits just before the entrance; bulky meals that need special equipment cannot go through the turnstiles. The Promenade du Lac has shops and restaurants.
  • Hours and activities: they vary by season; the Center Parcs app shows the day's programme.
  • Accessibility: the resort is accessible by wheelchair with assistance, and reception staff are trained to help people with disabilities.

Common mistakes

  • Taking RER A without planning the bus: the station is 10 km from the entrance.
  • Assuming everything is included: several activities are paid.
  • Booking a day trip without using the November offer: the code is entered during online booking.
  • Mixing up Villages Nature and Disneyland Paris: the two parks are neighbours but separate, with separate tickets and prices.

Where to sleep nearby if you skip the cottages

If cottages are full or over budget, the nearby town of Val d'Europe has hotels from which the resort is reachable by car or bus. To compare the options close by, look at the Val d'Europe hotels on Booking. Our guides to Disneyland Paris hotels and where to stay in Paris with family cover the alternatives, and Paris with kids lists more outings with children.

Frequently asked questions

Is Villages Nature the same as Center Parcs? Yes: Villages Nature Paris is a Center Parcs resort, booked on the Center Parcs site.

Can you come without sleeping there? Yes, with a day ticket, from 9:30am to 11pm.

Do you need a car? No: RER A then bus 2231, but a car is easier with children and luggage.

Is there parking? Yes, 10 euros per vehicle per day for day visitors, free for guests staying overnight.

The Paris Authority editorial team, 08/11/2026.