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Camping in Paris.

Evening everyone.
I'm going to France for a few days next month and I was wondering if anybody here could recommend a campsite as close as possible to central Paris or maybe even a cheap B and B or hostel etc?
I've been on 4 bike trips around France in the last few years but I've never been to Paris, so I'm looking forward to this trip.
I hope someone can point me in the right direction
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camping du bois de boulogne
2, allée du bord de l'eau
75016 Paris
33 (0) 1 45 24 30 00
Camping Paris Bois de Boulogne | www.camping-indigo.com
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Great camp sit at Boulogne but if you want to stay in downtown Paris you can rent a studio for 60 euro per night for a week stay . if driving your bike in Paris don't forget to lock it safe I worked in Paris so .....
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It took me a good ten min's to find out the price. Turn's out to be 30 euro's a night tent and bike. I can get an F1 hotel for that price.

So it's take your pick.
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camping du bois de boulogne
2, allée du bord de l'eau
75016 Paris
33 (0) 1 45 24 30 00
Camping Paris Bois de Boulogne | www.camping-indigo.com
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Renovated last year, very friendly and helpful staff, and a 15-min bus shuttle.
And yes, expensive. But I prefer camping with my Defender to any hotelroom any time

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Thanks for the info folks.
Yeah £30 per night is expensive for a campsite but i dont really have much choice if i want to camp inside the city limits.
Thanks again!
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just a little word of caution in your ear :
Some areas of the Bois de Boulogne are notorious for all the wrong reasons aka crime, drugs, prostitution and the like- Keep your wits about you.
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