CAMPING HUTTOPIA VERSAILLES ^{* * *}

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Calme et propreté du camping

C'était trooooop bien !
On était pas loin de Paris mais en tente c'était économique et pratique !
On a utiliser l'option bagagerie de la gare, pour profiter de la ville sans encombrements. Le camping nous avez laisser une plan et notre emplacement donc on pu s'installer de nuit. En plus monsieur Moustafa était là, c'est le Batman du camping ! Du coup l'accueil de nuit super chouette.
Le lendemain, on a pu boire un café et jouer à des jeux de société dans le restaurant c'était trop bien +1 pour la demoiselle trop cool et belle avec qui j'ai papoter au bar !
L'arrêt du RER est vraiment à 9 minutes à patoune et 12 min pour l'arrêt des bus de nuit, donc vous pouvez vraiment vous amusez jusqu'au bout de la nuit dans al capitale et rentrée dans un havre de paix juste après.
Les gens de la ville de Porchefontaine, connaissent tous le camping, si vous êtes perdu ils vont vous guider !!

Veldig skrå plasser, iskalde toalettrom, dårlig rengjøring. Positivt var svømmebasseng for barn og relativt nærhet til Versailles-slottet

Le camping est ombragé
Les sanitaires sont propres
Très bon accueil

We stayed one night at Camping Huttopia Versailles on a Friday. Overall, it was a nice and peaceful location, surrounded by nature and just a short distance from the Palace of Versailles. The site is large, well-maintained, and has a relaxed, forest-like atmosphere.

From an accessibility point of view, the campsite had mixed results. The accessible toilet was clean and equipped with support handles, which was appreciated. However, the door was extremely heavy and difficult to open independently for someone with limited mobility. The accessible shower also had several issues: the foldable seat was small and uncomfortable, and the shower area wasn’t enclosed, so it stayed quite cold and not very user-friendly. On the positive side, there were grab bars next to both the shower and the toilet.

All pitches had electrical hookups, which was convenient for campervans. Drinking water access was standard, similar to other sites in Europe. The campsite also had a laundry facility, but at €5 each for both washing and drying, it felt quite expensive—especially when compared to UK campsite prices.

The campsite offers a few nice extras: there's a swimming pool (which we didn’t use), a restaurant and café area, and they bake fresh pizzas in the evenings. You can also pre-order fresh French bread for breakfast, which is a lovely touch.

We paid around £55 for the night, which felt a bit overpriced given the basic facilities and limited accessibility comfort. Overall, it’s a decent campsite in a great location, but in terms of value and accessible features, there’s definitely room for improvement.