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5 Best Holiday Parks Near Disneyland Paris - 2026
Author: Robbie Lane | Last updated: 2 March 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: quick comparison table (2026)
Holiday Park |
Drive time to Disneyland Paris |
Review score |
Tickets included |
Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite |
1 hr 15 mins |
78% |
No |
Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch |
10 mins |
85% |
Yes |
Les Villages Nature Paris |
15 mins |
66% |
Yes (2 days) |
Paris Est-Champigny Campsite |
25 mins |
66% |
No |
Camping Le Parc de Paris |
25 mins |
70% |
No |
Map of holiday parks near Disneyland Paris
We've created a map of our top five holiday parks near Disneyland Paris to help with your planning and decision-making. Click on the icons for more essential, such as review scores and ticket information.
The red blob shows the location of the Disneyland theme parks (Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World, which was previously Walt Disney Studios Park) whilst the blue markers are the parks featured. You'll noticed that one park - Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite - is something of an outlier, whilst the rest are huddled around Disneyland Paris.
Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite will be too far out for some people, but it's a great holiday park, which is ideal if you just want a day trip to Disneyland Paris.
The red blob shows the location of the Disneyland theme parks (Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World, which was previously Walt Disney Studios Park) whilst the blue markers are the parks featured. You'll noticed that one park - Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite - is something of an outlier, whilst the rest are huddled around Disneyland Paris.
Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite will be too far out for some people, but it's a great holiday park, which is ideal if you just want a day trip to Disneyland Paris.
Holiday parks near Disneyland Paris: quick picks
- 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).
1. Eurocamp La Croix du Vieux Pont Campsite
Distance to Disneyland Paris - 1 hour 15 minutes drive
Eurocamp La Croix du Vieux Pont is located around 90 km (or 55 miles) from Disneyland Paris, which is approximately a 1 hour 15 minute drive, subject to traffic of course. That makes it the furthest option on this list, so it’s better suited to families who only plan to spend one or two days at the Disneyland theme parks rather than visiting daily.
Best for
La Croix du Vieux Pont is best for families who want a “proper” holiday park experience with plenty to do onsite, rather than just a base near Disneyland Paris.
It’s a good choice if:
It’s less ideal if you want to maximise time inside the Disney parks every day.
It’s a good choice if:
- You want a mix of theme park days and relaxing park days
- You prefer larger parks with lots of facilities
- You only plan to visit Disneyland Paris once or twice
- You want a slightly more rural location
It’s less ideal if you want to maximise time inside the Disney parks every day.
On-site facilities
This is one of the biggest and busiest holiday parks near Disneyland Paris, with significantly more facilities than the cheaper campsites closer to the parks.
Facilities include:
Facilities include:
- Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
- Waterslides and splash areas
- Two lakes for fishing and watersports
- Bowling
- Soft play
- Playground areas
- A restaurant and bar
- Organised family activities
Accommodation types
Eurocamp offers four main accommodation grades at La Croix du Vieux Pont:
There are also glamping options, which are often slightly cheaper than mobile homes, as well as larger villas for bigger groups.
- Classic (£)
- Comfort (££)
- Premium (£££)
- Ultimate (££££)
There are also glamping options, which are often slightly cheaper than mobile homes, as well as larger villas for bigger groups.
August 2026 price guide
At the time of checking (November 2025), prices started from:
£1369 for a two-bedroom Comfort mobile home for a family of four for a week in August 2026.
Glamping options were around £175 cheaper for the same dates, while Premium and Ultimate grades cost more depending on exact specifications.
Because this is an off-site holiday park, theme park tickets are not included in the price. You would need to budget separately for Disneyland Paris tickets and daily parking at the parks. That's roughly £70 - £100 per person, per day.
£1369 for a two-bedroom Comfort mobile home for a family of four for a week in August 2026.
Glamping options were around £175 cheaper for the same dates, while Premium and Ultimate grades cost more depending on exact specifications.
Because this is an off-site holiday park, theme park tickets are not included in the price. You would need to budget separately for Disneyland Paris tickets and daily parking at the parks. That's roughly £70 - £100 per person, per day.
Review scores
La Croix du Vieux Pont achieves 78% overall, based on:
- 3.8/5 on TripAdvisor
- 4/5 on Google Reviews
Pros
- Extensive onsite facilities
- Strong brand recognition via Eurocamp
- Good choice if Disneyland Paris is only part of your holiday
- Wider range of accommodation styles than most nearby campsites
Cons
- Much further from Disneyland Paris than other options
- Long drive if you plan daily theme park visits
- Park tickets not included in the price
2. Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch
Distance to Disneyland Paris - 15 minute drive
Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch is located around 7 km (or 4 miles) from Disneyland Paris, which is roughly a 10 minute drive to the main entrance at Marne-la-Vallée.
Although it is not within walking distance of the parks, it is one of the closest “holiday park style” accommodations available. Parking at Disneyland Paris is included for guests, which removes the daily parking fee that off-site visitors normally pay.
Because of its short drive time, this is one of the most convenient options if you plan to visit the theme parks every day.
Although it is not within walking distance of the parks, it is one of the closest “holiday park style” accommodations available. Parking at Disneyland Paris is included for guests, which removes the daily parking fee that off-site visitors normally pay.
Because of its short drive time, this is one of the most convenient options if you plan to visit the theme parks every day.
Best for
Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch is best for families who want:
If you are comparing purely on headline accommodation price, it can look expensive. However, once you factor in the cost of park tickets, it often becomes one of the best-value options overall.
- The space and flexibility of a self-catering bungalow
- Included park tickets for the duration of their stay
- Access to official Disneyland Paris perks such as Extra Magic Time
If you are comparing purely on headline accommodation price, it can look expensive. However, once you factor in the cost of park tickets, it often becomes one of the best-value options overall.
On-site facilities
Although it feels more like a woodland holiday park than a traditional Disney hotel, Davy Crockett Ranch still offers several official resort facilities, including:
- Indoor swimming pool with slides and whirlpool
- Davy Crockett’s Tavern restaurant
- Mini golf
- Tennis courts
- Play areas
- On-site shop
Accommodation types
Accommodation is in self-catering wooden bungalows rather than hotel rooms. Bungalows typically include:
Half board packages are also available if you prefer not to cook.
- Two bedrooms
- A living area
- A small kitchen
- Private terrace
- Bathroom facilities
Half board packages are also available if you prefer not to cook.
August 2026 price guide
At the time of checking (November 2025), a week in early August 2026 cost from £2962 for a family of four.
Importantly, this price includes entry to both Disneyland Paris parks for the entire duration of your stay (typically eight days’ park access for a seven-night stay).
By comparison, four days of peak-time tickets for a family of four can cost around £1550 if bought separately. When you consider that the bundle includes roughly double that number of park days, the effective accommodation cost becomes much more competitive.
Importantly, this price includes entry to both Disneyland Paris parks for the entire duration of your stay (typically eight days’ park access for a seven-night stay).
By comparison, four days of peak-time tickets for a family of four can cost around £1550 if bought separately. When you consider that the bundle includes roughly double that number of park days, the effective accommodation cost becomes much more competitive.
Review scores
Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch achieves approximately 85% overall, based on:
- 4.1/5 on TripAdvisor
- 4.4/5 on Google Reviews
Pros
- Park tickets included for the full stay
- Extra Magic Time access
- Free parking at Disneyland Paris
- More space than most Disney hotel rooms
- One of the closest holiday park-style options
Cons
- Requires a car (no shuttle service)
- Higher upfront price than off-site campsites
- Less immersive than staying in the main Disney hotel area
3. Center Parcs Les Villages Nature Paris
Distance to Disneyland Paris - 15 minutes drive
Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris is located around 7 km (4m miles) from Disneyland Paris, and is approximately a 15 minute drive to the main park entrance at Marne-la-Vallée.
Like Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch, it is not within walking distance, but it is one of the closest large-scale holiday parks to the theme parks. Guests receive free parking at Disneyland Paris as part of official partner status, if you book via Disneyland Paris.
The short drive makes it convenient for multiple Disney days without committing to staying inside the main hotel zone.
Like Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch, it is not within walking distance, but it is one of the closest large-scale holiday parks to the theme parks. Guests receive free parking at Disneyland Paris as part of official partner status, if you book via Disneyland Paris.
The short drive makes it convenient for multiple Disney days without committing to staying inside the main hotel zone.
Best for
Villages Nature Paris is best for families who want a hybrid holiday - Part Disneyland Paris, Part Center Parcs-style activity break.
It’s particularly appealing if:
It’s particularly appealing if:
- You want strong swimming facilities
- You don’t plan to spend every single day at Disneyland
- You like the idea of a more modern resort
On-site facilities
The standout feature here is the Aqua Mundo waterpark (sometimes referred to as the Aqualagon), which receives significantly stronger reviews than the accommodation itself. If water facilities are a priority, this is arguably the strongest option on this list.
Facilities at the Aqua Mundo include:
I'd say it's on a par with a typical UK Center Parcs Subtropical Paradise pool.
Besides the pool, there are also
The range of activities is less impressively than other Center Parcs in France, but there's more than enough to fill the gaps between swimming and Disneyland Paris.
Facilities at the Aqua Mundo include:
- Large indoor waterpark with slides and wave pool
- Outdoor lagoon-style swimming area
- Spa facilities
I'd say it's on a par with a typical UK Center Parcs Subtropical Paradise pool.
Besides the pool, there are also
- Adventure activities and sports
- Restaurants and cafes
- Cycle hire
The range of activities is less impressively than other Center Parcs in France, but there's more than enough to fill the gaps between swimming and Disneyland Paris.
Accommodation types
Accommodation at Villages Nature Paris consists of modern apartments and cottages in various sizes, suitable for couples through to larger families.
Units typically include:
Units typically include:
- Separate bedrooms
- Kitchen facilities
- Living space
- Private terrace or balcony
August 2026 price guide
At the time of checking (November 2025), prices started from £2592 for a family of four staying for one week in August 2026.
This price includes two days’ entry to Disneyland Paris, which is worth about £700 for those dates if bought separately.
For roughly £250 extra, you could upgrade to a three-day ticket bundle.
It’s important to note that unlike Davy Crockett Ranch, the ticket bundle does not cover the full duration of your stay. If you want daily park access, total costs can rise quickly.
This price includes two days’ entry to Disneyland Paris, which is worth about £700 for those dates if bought separately.
For roughly £250 extra, you could upgrade to a three-day ticket bundle.
It’s important to note that unlike Davy Crockett Ranch, the ticket bundle does not cover the full duration of your stay. If you want daily park access, total costs can rise quickly.
Review scores
Villages Nature Paris achieves 66% overall, based on:
The Aqua Mundo waterpark itself scores much higher, averaging 86%.
- 3/5 on TripAdvisor
- 3.6/5 on Google Reviews
The Aqua Mundo waterpark itself scores much higher, averaging 86%.
Pros
- Excellent waterpark facilities
- Close to Disneyland Paris
- Official partner status with Disney
- Modern resort feel
- Good option for mixed activity holidays
- Access to 'Extra Magic Time', which means you can visit parts of Disneyland Paris earlier than visitors who aren't staying at 'official' accommodation.
Cons
- Accommodation reviews weaker than other official options
- Only includes two days of park tickets by default
- Can become expensive if adding extra park days
- Some reports of maintenance or summer overheating issues
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.
4. Eurocamp Paris Est-Champigny Campsite
Distance to Disneyland Paris - 25 minute drive
Eurocamp Paris Est Champigny is located around 25 km (or 15 miles) from Disneyland Paris, which is approximately a 25 minute, drive depending on traffic.
That makes it one of the closest non-Disney holiday parks to the theme parks, and significantly nearer than La Croix du Vieux Pont. If you’re planning long days at Disneyland Paris and want a short journey back in the evening, the location is one of its biggest advantages.
It is also positioned closer to central Paris than most of the other options, with public transport connections that can get you to the Eiffel Tower in around an hour.
That makes it one of the closest non-Disney holiday parks to the theme parks, and significantly nearer than La Croix du Vieux Pont. If you’re planning long days at Disneyland Paris and want a short journey back in the evening, the location is one of its biggest advantages.
It is also positioned closer to central Paris than most of the other options, with public transport connections that can get you to the Eiffel Tower in around an hour.
Best for
Paris Est Champigny is best for families who want:
It’s less suitable if you want lots of onsite facilities or a busy holiday park atmosphere.
- The lowest accommodation price
- A short drive to Disneyland Paris
- A simple base rather than a resort-style experience
It’s less suitable if you want lots of onsite facilities or a busy holiday park atmosphere.
On-site facilities
Facilities at Paris Est Champigny are basic compared to larger holiday parks and official Disney resorts.
There is a:
In short, this is more of a functional campsite than a destination in its own right.
There is a:
- Small shop
- Basic play area
- Riverside location
- Nearby leisure park
In short, this is more of a functional campsite than a destination in its own right.
Accommodation types
Accommodation is mainly in Eurocamp mobile homes, available in different grades:
Units typically include:
Read our Eurocamp accommodation guide for the blow-by-blow account.
- Classic (£)
- Comfort (££)
- Premium (£££)
Units typically include:
- Two bedrooms
- Small kitchen
- Living area
- Bathroom facilities
Read our Eurocamp accommodation guide for the blow-by-blow account.
August 2026 price guide
At the time of checking (November 2025), prices started from £820 for a week in August 2026 for a family of four in a Classic mobile home.
This was the lowest headline accommodation price of all five holiday parks compared on this page.
However, park tickets are not included. You would need to budget separately for Disneyland Paris tickets and daily parking at the parks.
This was the lowest headline accommodation price of all five holiday parks compared on this page.
However, park tickets are not included. You would need to budget separately for Disneyland Paris tickets and daily parking at the parks.
Review scores
Paris Est Champigny achieves 66% overall, based on:
- 3/5 on TripAdvisor
- 3.6/5 on Google Reviews
Pros
- Cheapest holiday park near Disneyland Paris
- Short drive to the theme parks
- Closer to central Paris than most other options
- Good value base for busy sightseeing trips
Cons
- Limited onsite facilities
- No large swimming complex
- Mixed review scores
- Requires separate purchase of park tickets
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5. Camping Le Parc de Paris
Distance to Disneyland Paris – 25 minute drive
Camping Le Parc de Paris is located around 27 km from Disneyland Paris, which is roughly a 25 minute drive to the main park entrance.
In terms of proximity, it’s very similar to Paris Est Champigny and is one of the closest independent holiday parks to the theme parks. That makes it a practical choice if you plan long Disney days and want a relatively short journey back in the evening.
Unlike official Disney resorts, you’ll need to budget separately for daily parking at Disneyland Paris.
In terms of proximity, it’s very similar to Paris Est Champigny and is one of the closest independent holiday parks to the theme parks. That makes it a practical choice if you plan long Disney days and want a relatively short journey back in the evening.
Unlike official Disney resorts, you’ll need to budget separately for daily parking at Disneyland Paris.
Best for
Camping Le Parc de Paris is best for families who:
Camping Le Parc de Paris is less appealing if you want swimming pools, entertainment programmes or multiple restaurants onsite.
- Want a lower-cost base near Disneyland Paris
- Don’t need extensive onsite facilities
- Prefer a quieter, simpler campsite setting
Camping Le Parc de Paris is less appealing if you want swimming pools, entertainment programmes or multiple restaurants onsite.
On-site facilities
Facilities are basic compared to larger holiday parks and official Disney resorts.
There is:
There is:
- A children’s playground
- A tennis court
- A small on-site shop
Accommodation types
Accommodation is primarily in bungalows and mobile homes, ranging from:
- One-bedroom units
- Two-bedroom family bungalows
- Three-bedroom units for up to six people
- Small kitchen with microwave and fridge
- Living area
- Bathroom facilities
- Basic furnishings
August 2026 price guide
At the time of checking (November 2025), prices were from £1169 for a family of four staying for one week in August 2026 in a two-bedroom family bungalow.
As with other off-site options, this price does not include Disneyland Paris tickets. Those would need to be purchased separately.
As with other off-site options, this price does not include Disneyland Paris tickets. Those would need to be purchased separately.
Review scores
Camping Le Parc de Paris achieves around 70% overall, based on:
- 3/5 on TripAdvisor
- 4/5 on Google Reviews
Pros
- Close to Disneyland Paris
- Lower price than official resorts
- Simple and quiet setting
- Suitable for short, Disney-focused trips
Cons
- No swimming pool
- Very limited onsite facilities
- Park tickets not included
- Fewer amenities than larger holiday parks
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 at a holiday park near Disneyland Paris will always be cheaper than booking an official Disney hotel. In reality, it depends entirely on how many days you plan to spend inside the parks.
The key difference is this:
Example comparison (August 2026, family of four):
If you only want one or two park days, an independent holiday park will usually be cheaper.
Other costs to consider:
You can read more in our detailed comparison of Disneyland Paris hotels.
The key difference is this:
- Official Disney park-style resorts bundle park tickets with accommodation
- Independent holiday parks do not
Example comparison (August 2026, family of four):
- Paris Est Champigny: £820 accommodation + approx £1550 tickets = around £2370 total (plus parking fees)
- Camping Le Parc de Paris: £1169 accommodation + approx £1550 tickets = around £2719 total
- Davy Crockett Ranch: £2962 including park tickets for the full stay
- Villages Nature Paris: £2592 including two days of tickets (extra days cost more)
If you only want one or two park days, an independent holiday park will usually be cheaper.
Other costs to consider:
- Daily parking at Disneyland Paris for off-site guests
- Fuel costs
- The convenience of walking or short drives
- Extra Magic Time access (official resorts only)
You can read more in our detailed comparison of Disneyland Paris hotels.
FAQs: Holiday parks near Disneyland Paris
How far are these holiday parks from Disneyland Paris?
Most holiday parks near Disneyland Paris are between 7 km and 30 km from the main park entrance at Marne-la-Vallée (about 4 - 18 miles). The closest options, including Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris, are around a 15 minute drive. Budget campsites such as Paris Est Champigny and Camping Le Parc de Paris are typically around 25 minutes by car. La Croix du Vieux Pont is further away at around 90 km (roughly 1 hour 15 minutes).
Is it cheaper to stay off-site at Disneyland Paris?
It can be cheaper to stay off-site if you only plan to visit Disneyland Paris for one or two days. However, if you intend to visit the parks every day, official Disney resorts that bundle park tickets — such as Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch — are often better overall value once ticket costs are included.
Do holiday parks include Disneyland Paris tickets?
Most independent holiday parks near Disneyland Paris do not include park tickets. You need to purchase tickets separately. Official partner resorts such as Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris offer ticket bundles, although the number of included park days varies.
Do you need a car if you stay at a holiday park near Disneyland Paris?
Yes, in most cases a car is strongly recommended. Unlike Disney’s onsite hotels, holiday parks do not usually offer shuttle buses to the parks. Guests typically drive to Disneyland Paris each day. Official partner resorts include free parking at the parks, while independent parks require you to pay daily parking fees.
Which holiday park near Disneyland Paris has the best swimming pool?
Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris has the strongest swimming facilities thanks to its large Aqua Mundo waterpark, which includes slides, a wave pool and outdoor lagoon areas. Larger parks such as La Croix du Vieux Pont also offer multiple pools, while the smaller campsites have limited or no swimming facilities.
Images from Canvas Holidays, Disneyland Paris, Booking.com and Eurocamp.
