Camping Caravaning Valparis

Very nice campsite. Welcoming, with a lovely large pitch; very quiet, clean, and easy access to Auvers-sur-Oise. Well-maintained and clean facilities, BUT no toilet seats. Could be improved. We liked being at the edge of the woods.

A warm welcome from the owner. Excellent for one night in a van with my son.

A very quiet place at the end of a narrow, potholed road. The host was pleasantly talkative and friendly. The washing facilities were very old-fashioned, and the floor drain in the only working shower didn’t drain properly. Perhaps outside the season things aren’t always quite in order. Around €25 (one person) was expensive for the quality of the place. In summer it will surely show its best side.

What a heavenly place! And Carlos’s warm and very informative welcome is unbeatable. Everything else has already been described. (Don’t forget toilet paper!) One person/van with electricity = €26.14 per night.

Very peaceful and green site. Large pitches with hedges all round and lots of trees. Shower/toilets very dated but clean. Owner is lovely. Maybe too peaceful for me; nearest shop and restaurant are half an hour's walk away in the village. No option to order bread. No washing machines and the wi-fi isn't working. 4G but it can be patchy. Megalith 15 mins walk away. Handy for drive to Auvers.

A lovely discovery: clean and very quiet campsite, with no surrounding noise either. Many pitches are occupied by workers who work far from home. The campsite owner is very welcoming and friendly.

Very quiet, very clean, very nice.

Very warm welcome; a quiet, simple campsite far from road and aircraft noise. However, the access road is narrow and has potholes.

One night in a motorhome at a superb, very well-maintained campsite. The maintenance man was very pleasant; everything needed was available and the sanitary facilities were very clean. Green and full of flowers. Very pleasant owner. Thank you again; we will return. Jocelyne

A welcoming campsite just as we like them! We arrived on December 8, 2024, with a 7.4-meter motorhome for a work stopover and were received very kindly. The owner, attentive as ever, opened part of the campsite that is usually closed in winter to accommodate us in the best conditions. Many thanks for their kindness and sense of service!

Beautiful, peaceful campsite with a very friendly owner. Very spacious pitches, all with electricity. Facilities are good and clean. Beautiful walking paths directly behind the campsite. Supermarket about 2.5 km away. Nice sights and villages within cycling distance, including the graves of Vincent and Theo van Gogh.

Very friendly welcome, quiet and surrounded by greenery. Ideal for dog owners because there is a lovely forest for walks. The sanitary facilities are basic but clean and well maintained. We felt very comfortable here.

Best shower of the trip—not one where you have to keep pressing the button, but old. Very quiet. Possibly expensive because of the proximity to Paris: €36, while we paid €13 at campsites with the same facilities, such as one 800 m from Rocamadour. But we received a friendly welcome even though the campsite was already closed, and the owner stayed to check that we managed with the electricity.

Very warm welcome even though we were late arrivals. Large flat pitch with plenty of trees. Very good heated facilities with plenty of hot water. The site isnt the easiest to get to but by mid October it's difficult to find any that are open. At €19.40 per night a further €10 if for electric it's a little expensive Our main issue was the number of vehicles moving about throughout the night.

Late arrival in a good mood. Campsite relatively well maintained, but choose the right shower if you want hot water!

Arrived today for a 2 night stay and was greeted by Carlos who didn’t stop cracking jokes whilst booking us in, first impressions are great price and stunning place, we have stayed to go into Paris and us only about 1 hour travel on the train

Very friendly owner, massive pitches, decent sanitary facilities. Excellent area for cycling and dog walking. We stayed one night and were happy enough.

The campsite initially looks messy; part of it is still being worked on in spring. Getting there via the narrow country lane takes some nerve. There are few sanitary facilities, but everything works well and is clean. Otherwise wonderfully peaceful; there is absolutely nothing for children to do. Fantastic for people over 50: you can walk and cycle nicely to places such as Auvers-sur-Oise.