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Road Genius compares campervan rentals from several Paris depots, helping travelers pick the right vehicle to explore France and beyond. Paris is a common starting point for routes to Normandy, the Loire Valley and the Alps. Note that the city operates a low-emission zone that requires a Crit'Air sticker on the windshield.
| Period | Avg High °C / °F | Good time? |
|---|---|---|
| Mar–May (spring) | 15 / 59 | Yes – mild weather, fewer crowds |
| Jun–Aug (summer) | 25 / 77 | Yes, but campgrounds fill early |
| Sep–Oct (fall) | 19 / 66 | Yes – warm days, harvest festivals |
| Nov–Feb (winter) | 7 / 45 | Possible – expect rain and short daylight |
Crit'Air sticker is required inside the A86 ring road; order online before arrival.
City speed limit is 30 km/h (19 mph) on most streets and 50 km/h (31 mph) on main roads.
The Boulevard Périphérique has a 70 km/h (43 mph) limit and many speed cameras.
Height inside many parking garages is below 2 m (6 ft 7 in); street parking is limited in the center.
| Place | Services | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camping de Paris (Bois de Boulogne) | Full | 15 min shuttle to Metro, riverside location | Book 6+ months ahead in summer, inside LEZ |
| Camping International de Maisons-Laffitte | Full | RER train to central Paris, large sites | 8 m+ vehicles pay extra fee |
| Aire de Camping-Car Versailles | Water+Electric | Near Palace gardens, 24 h automated entry | No showers, 48 h maximum stay |
| Municipal "Aire de Service" (various suburbs) | Water+Electric | Low cost, good for short stops | Limited spaces, often no toilets |
| France Passion farm stays | None | Free with membership, local produce | No services, self-sufficient vehicles only |
| Highway Rest Area "Aire de Repos" | None | Free, no booking, open 24 h | Traffic noise, no security |
Do not park overnight on streets inside Paris between 22:00 and 07:00; fines are common.
Keep DEF (AdBlue) fluid if using a modern diesel engine; buy at truck lanes to save money.
Emergency number is 112 (police, fire, medical) anywhere in France.
Strikes can disrupt fuel supply; fill up when the tank reaches half full.
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