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5 Best Holiday Parks Near Disneyland Paris - 2026
Author: Robbie Lane | Last updated: 3 January 2026
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If you’re looking for holiday parks near Disneyland Paris, there are a handful of good options within a short drive of the theme parks.
These range from official Disneyland Paris park-style resorts, such as Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris, to independent holiday parks and campsites that offer lower prices but fewer extras and less convenient locations.
Holiday parks can be a good choice if you want:
We’ve compared five of the best holiday parks near Disneyland Paris for 2026, based on:
These range from official Disneyland Paris park-style resorts, such as Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris, to independent holiday parks and campsites that offer lower prices but fewer extras and less convenient locations.
Holiday parks can be a good choice if you want:
- more space than a hotel room
- self-catering facilities
- the flexibility to mix Disneyland days with quieter days away from the parks
- something other than Mickey Mouse 24/7
We’ve compared five of the best holiday parks near Disneyland Paris for 2026, based on:
- driving distance to the parks
- customer reviews
- peak-season prices
- whether park tickets are included
Holiday parks near Disneyland Paris: the short answer
- Best value overall: Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch – higher upfront cost, but excellent value once park tickets are included.
- Cheapest holiday park: Paris Est-Champigny Campsite – basic facilities, but one of the closest options and the lowest prices.
- Best all-round holiday park: Eurocamp La Croix du Vieux Pont – loads of onsite facilities if you’re not visiting Disneyland every day.
- Best waterpark: Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris – superb swimming complex, but weaker accommodation reviews.
- Most convenient: Davy Crockett Ranch and Villages Nature Paris (both about 15 minutes’ drive).
Holiday Parks Near Disneyland: Our Top Picks for 2026
1. Eurocamp La Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite - 1 hour 15 minutes to Disneyland Paris
Please ignore the name - Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite doesn't just offer camping. There's also a good choice of static homes.
It's not as close as some holiday parks on this list but it has the advantage of being a Eurocamp near Disneyland Paris. Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite is also a big and busy site with loads to do without going anywhere near Mickey Mouse. I'd say it's one to consider if you just want one or two days at Disneyland Paris rather than just a base for a whole week of daily visits.
Onsite highlights at this Eurocamp near Disney include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, bowling, soft play, a restaurant and a family activities programme. There are also two lakes where you can do fishing and watersports.
Customer reviews average 3.8/5 on TripAdvisor and 4/5 on Google Reviews, or 78% overall.
Price: £1369 for a two bedroom 'Comfort' mobile home for a family of four for a week in August 2026. They also have glamping options which were £175 cheaper and big villas, which are more expensive. Eurocamp has four main grades of accommodation, ranging from Classic (£), Comfort (££), Premium (£££) and Ultimate (££££). Upgrades get you things like bedding and towels included or more outdoor space.
It's not as close as some holiday parks on this list but it has the advantage of being a Eurocamp near Disneyland Paris. Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite is also a big and busy site with loads to do without going anywhere near Mickey Mouse. I'd say it's one to consider if you just want one or two days at Disneyland Paris rather than just a base for a whole week of daily visits.
Onsite highlights at this Eurocamp near Disney include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, bowling, soft play, a restaurant and a family activities programme. There are also two lakes where you can do fishing and watersports.
Customer reviews average 3.8/5 on TripAdvisor and 4/5 on Google Reviews, or 78% overall.
Price: £1369 for a two bedroom 'Comfort' mobile home for a family of four for a week in August 2026. They also have glamping options which were £175 cheaper and big villas, which are more expensive. Eurocamp has four main grades of accommodation, ranging from Classic (£), Comfort (££), Premium (£££) and Ultimate (££££). Upgrades get you things like bedding and towels included or more outdoor space.
La Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite isn't the closest to Disneyland Paris, but it has loads to do onsite...
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...including playgrounds, watersports and bowling
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2. Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch - 15 minutes to Disneyland Paris
Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch is one of the 'official' Disneyland Paris accommodations. We've included it because it is similar to a holiday park, in that you get the privacy and flexibility of your own bungalow and a kitchen rather than fitting around a hotel's timetable (although you can have half board).
The advantage over other holiday parks in the area is that you still get a flavour of the authentic Disneyland Paris experience. You can dine in Davy Crockett's Tavern, swim in the indoor swimming pool or play minigolf or tennis. Or you can just do your own thing. You also get access to Extra Magic Time, which means you can get into the theme parks an hour before they open to the public.
At first, it appears to be more expensive than most holiday parks in the area, but once you include the cost of entry to the theme parks it is much better value. It's also only a 15-minute drive.
The average review score for Davy Crockett Ranch is 85% (based on 4.1/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.4/5 on Google Reviews).
Read our full guide to Davy Crockett Ranch.
Price: £2962 for a week in early August 2026. It's worth noting that this price includes entry to the parks for the whole week (i.e. eight days' entry to both parks at Disneyland Paris).
Four days of peak-time park tickets for a family of four costs about £1550 if you buy them in advance. You're getting twice this number of days at the park with an official bundle.
In other words, the accommodation costs about £1400 and you get an extra four days in the theme parks thrown in for free!
The advantage over other holiday parks in the area is that you still get a flavour of the authentic Disneyland Paris experience. You can dine in Davy Crockett's Tavern, swim in the indoor swimming pool or play minigolf or tennis. Or you can just do your own thing. You also get access to Extra Magic Time, which means you can get into the theme parks an hour before they open to the public.
At first, it appears to be more expensive than most holiday parks in the area, but once you include the cost of entry to the theme parks it is much better value. It's also only a 15-minute drive.
The average review score for Davy Crockett Ranch is 85% (based on 4.1/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.4/5 on Google Reviews).
Read our full guide to Davy Crockett Ranch.
Price: £2962 for a week in early August 2026. It's worth noting that this price includes entry to the parks for the whole week (i.e. eight days' entry to both parks at Disneyland Paris).
Four days of peak-time park tickets for a family of four costs about £1550 if you buy them in advance. You're getting twice this number of days at the park with an official bundle.
In other words, the accommodation costs about £1400 and you get an extra four days in the theme parks thrown in for free!
Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch is an 'official' resort, which is a short drive from the theme parks...
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...and it has its own swimming pool and other facilities.
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3. Center Parcs Les Villages Nature Paris - 15-minute drive to Disneyland Paris
Les Villages Nature Paris is an official tie-up between Disneyland Paris and Center Parcs. You get a hybrid holiday, which is part Center Parcs adventure activities and part Disneyland Paris parades and theme park rides.
Sounds perfect, right?
You are only 15-20 minutes' drive from Disneyland, and you can buy a good value bundle that includes entry to Disneyland Paris for two days. You also get access to something called 'Extra Magic Time', which means you can visit parts of Disneyland Paris earlier than visitors who aren't staying at 'official' accommodation.
The downside is that reviews for Les Villages Nature Paris are not as good as some other resorts. Center Parcs Les Villages Nature Paris only achieves 3/5 on TripAdvisor or 3.6/5 on Google Reviews (66% overall), which is lower than the other official Disneyland hotels and resorts.
Many customers are happy and praise the location and facilities. However, several reviews mention cleanliness and maintenance of rooms or that they were too hot due to a lack of air conditioning.
The swimming pool at Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris gets much more positive reviews. It's called the Aqua Mundo (formerly the Aqualagon) and has got slides, flumes and a wave pool. Customers give it a score of 4.3/5.
Price: £2592 for a week in August 2026 for a family of four. This includes two days at the Disneyland parks, which is worth about £700 for those dates if bought separately. For an extra £250 (total) you could have a three day ticket to the Disneyland parks.
Note that the bundle only includes two days at the theme parks, whereas the Davy Crockett Ranch bundle covers the entirety of your stay.
Top tip: it is often cheaper to book Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris via the French version of the Center Parcs website and then book tickets to Disneyland Paris separately. Your browser will translate the website for you so you don't need to use your GCSE French.
Sounds perfect, right?
You are only 15-20 minutes' drive from Disneyland, and you can buy a good value bundle that includes entry to Disneyland Paris for two days. You also get access to something called 'Extra Magic Time', which means you can visit parts of Disneyland Paris earlier than visitors who aren't staying at 'official' accommodation.
The downside is that reviews for Les Villages Nature Paris are not as good as some other resorts. Center Parcs Les Villages Nature Paris only achieves 3/5 on TripAdvisor or 3.6/5 on Google Reviews (66% overall), which is lower than the other official Disneyland hotels and resorts.
Many customers are happy and praise the location and facilities. However, several reviews mention cleanliness and maintenance of rooms or that they were too hot due to a lack of air conditioning.
The swimming pool at Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris gets much more positive reviews. It's called the Aqua Mundo (formerly the Aqualagon) and has got slides, flumes and a wave pool. Customers give it a score of 4.3/5.
Price: £2592 for a week in August 2026 for a family of four. This includes two days at the Disneyland parks, which is worth about £700 for those dates if bought separately. For an extra £250 (total) you could have a three day ticket to the Disneyland parks.
Note that the bundle only includes two days at the theme parks, whereas the Davy Crockett Ranch bundle covers the entirety of your stay.
Top tip: it is often cheaper to book Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris via the French version of the Center Parcs website and then book tickets to Disneyland Paris separately. Your browser will translate the website for you so you don't need to use your GCSE French.
The Aqualagon waterpark is very highly rated
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This Center Parcs is near to Disneyland Paris and they sell bundles including entry tickets
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4. Eurocamp Paris Est-Champigny Campsite - 25 minute drive to Disneyland Paris
Reviews of Paris Est-Champigny Campsite are a little behind others on this list (66% overall, including 3/5 on TripAdvisor and 3.6/5 on Google Reviews).
However, it has the major advantage of being about 25 minutes from Disneyland Paris. You'll be grateful for a short drive after a day of wandering in the Parisian summer.
The park doesn't have a lot to offer onsite and it's quite near a busy road, but it's also alongside a river and there's a leisure park nearby which has a few more things to do.
Personally, I'd pick this one if you plan to have long days at Disneyland Paris or within Paris itself. It's not too far from the city centre - it'll take you an hour by public transport to reach the Eiffel Tower.
Price: £820 for a week for a family of four in a Classic holiday home for a week in August 2026. It is worth tinkering with the arrival for this one. As mentioned earlier, there are four main grades of accommodation at Eurocamp. 'Classic' is the cheapest option but you can upgrade if you want more space and better facilities. Read our Eurocamp accommodation guide.
However, it has the major advantage of being about 25 minutes from Disneyland Paris. You'll be grateful for a short drive after a day of wandering in the Parisian summer.
The park doesn't have a lot to offer onsite and it's quite near a busy road, but it's also alongside a river and there's a leisure park nearby which has a few more things to do.
Personally, I'd pick this one if you plan to have long days at Disneyland Paris or within Paris itself. It's not too far from the city centre - it'll take you an hour by public transport to reach the Eiffel Tower.
Price: £820 for a week for a family of four in a Classic holiday home for a week in August 2026. It is worth tinkering with the arrival for this one. As mentioned earlier, there are four main grades of accommodation at Eurocamp. 'Classic' is the cheapest option but you can upgrade if you want more space and better facilities. Read our Eurocamp accommodation guide.
Paris Est-Champigny Campsite is one of the closest holiday parks to Disneyland Paris...
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...although it's only a simple site which is best used as a base
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5. Camping Le Parc de Paris – 25 minute drive to Disneyland Paris
Camping Le Parc de Paris is similar to Paris Est-Champigny Campsite in that it lags behind a little on review scores but it is only a 25 minute drive to Disneyland Paris.
On TripAdvisor, the site scores 3/5 whilst Google Reviews gives it 4/5. That works out as 70% overall.
There isn’t a swimming pool or restaurant but there is a playground for children and a tennis court. My children would be far too tired after a day at Disneyland Paris to want to play tennis but perhaps your children have more energy!
The accommodation units range in size from a one bedroom bungalow to a three bedroom bungalow. The larger mobile homes are big enough for six people.
Inside the mobile home you get a small kitchen with a microwave, a fridge and basic cooking facilities. There’s a small shop on site as well.
Price: £1169 for a family of four staying in a ‘family bungalow’ for a week in August 2026. Includes two bedrooms, a living room and a bathroom.
On TripAdvisor, the site scores 3/5 whilst Google Reviews gives it 4/5. That works out as 70% overall.
There isn’t a swimming pool or restaurant but there is a playground for children and a tennis court. My children would be far too tired after a day at Disneyland Paris to want to play tennis but perhaps your children have more energy!
The accommodation units range in size from a one bedroom bungalow to a three bedroom bungalow. The larger mobile homes are big enough for six people.
Inside the mobile home you get a small kitchen with a microwave, a fridge and basic cooking facilities. There’s a small shop on site as well.
Price: £1169 for a family of four staying in a ‘family bungalow’ for a week in August 2026. Includes two bedrooms, a living room and a bathroom.
Camping Le Parc de Paris is only 25 minutes drive from Disneyland Paris...
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...and it offers basic facilities for a budget holiday
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Price comparison of 5 best holiday parks near Disneyland Paris
Our price comparison looked for the cheapest accommodation available at the time of searching. We looked for a week's holiday for a family of four (two adults and two children) in August 2026. Searches were carried out in November 2025. From cheapest to most expensive.
- Paris Est-Champigny Campsite - £820 **Winner: cheapest holiday park near Disneyland Paris**
- Camping Le Parc de Paris - £1169
- Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite - £1369
- Center Parcs Les Villages Nature Paris - £2592 (includes two days entry to Disneyland Paris)
- Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch - £2962 (includes eight days entry to Disneyland Paris)
Are holiday parks actually cheaper than Disneyland Paris hotels?
You might assume that staying off-site at a holiday park will always be cheaper than staying in an official Disneyland Paris resort or hotel — but that isn’t always the case.
The main reason is that official Disneyland Paris hotels and park-style resorts bundle accommodation with park tickets, whereas independent holiday parks do not.
At peak times a family of four can easily spend over £1,000 on park tickets alone. When those ticket costs are added to the price of a holiday park, the total cost can sometimes be higher than the price of an official hotel stay.
That’s why official park-style resorts such as Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris often represent better overall value than they first appear. Although their headline prices are higher, they include park entry and benefits such as Extra Magic Time.
Off-site guests have other costs, including driving every day and paying to park at Disneyland Paris. If you stay at an onsite hotel or one of the holiday park style resorts then parking is generally included for free.
Anyway, for the purposes of a like-for-like comparison, here are the costs of staying at the cheapest accommodation available for a week in August 2026 for a family of four. We didn't include extras such as meals or travel:
These hotels are all onsite, and are between two and twenty minutes walk to the theme park entrances (apart from the two listed as offsite).
You can read more in our detailed comparison of Disneyland Paris hotels.
The main reason is that official Disneyland Paris hotels and park-style resorts bundle accommodation with park tickets, whereas independent holiday parks do not.
At peak times a family of four can easily spend over £1,000 on park tickets alone. When those ticket costs are added to the price of a holiday park, the total cost can sometimes be higher than the price of an official hotel stay.
That’s why official park-style resorts such as Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris often represent better overall value than they first appear. Although their headline prices are higher, they include park entry and benefits such as Extra Magic Time.
Off-site guests have other costs, including driving every day and paying to park at Disneyland Paris. If you stay at an onsite hotel or one of the holiday park style resorts then parking is generally included for free.
Anyway, for the purposes of a like-for-like comparison, here are the costs of staying at the cheapest accommodation available for a week in August 2026 for a family of four. We didn't include extras such as meals or travel:
- Les Villages Nature Paris - £2592 (offsite, 15 minute drive. Run by Center Parcs and Disney - only includes park tickets for two days)
- Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch - £2962 (offsite, 15 minute drive)
- Disney's Hotel Santa Fe - £3264 (onsite, )
- Disney's Hotel Cheyenne - £3427
- Disney's Sequoia Lodge - £3605
- Disney's Newport Bay Club - £3847
- Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel - £5124
- Disneyland Hotel - £8066
These hotels are all onsite, and are between two and twenty minutes walk to the theme park entrances (apart from the two listed as offsite).
You can read more in our detailed comparison of Disneyland Paris hotels.
It is often cheaper to stay at Disney's Hotel Santa Fe than an independent holiday park
Disneyland Hotel is the most expensive option but it's also right next to the theme parks
Images from Canvas Holidays, Disneyland Paris, Booking.com and Eurocamp.
