RV rental Meaux, IDF: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

You've got your travel trailer rental in Meaux. Now there's only one thing left to do — find a place to park it. Meaux RV campgrounds are in short supply, but you'll find a few options a few minutes outside the commune. Camping Paris Village in Varreddes is a convenient RV campground near Meaux with all the standard amenities. Once you've found the perfect spot for your camper rental, it's time to have some fun! Challenge your group to a game of ping pong, mini-golf, or tennis. Splash in one of two swimming pools — one is covered and both are heated. The little ones will love the kids' club, where they can enjoy arts, crafts, and even a fun disco. Even though this campground offers endless ways to keep your crew occupied, you're just a short drive away from Paris' hottest attractions. Camping Le Soleil de Crecy in Crecy-la-Chapelle is another great place to spend a weekend camping in a motorhome rental from Meaux. Post up at a spacious, level campsite with electrical hookups, then hit the pool or grab a cold beverage at the bar. For breakfast, indulge in a croissant made fresh each morning, or shop local and stop by the nearby butcher's or bakery. The campground is open from April to October and keeps campers cozy with electrical hookups, clean restrooms and showers, and laundry facilities. Bring your luxury RV rental from Meaux and reserve your spot at Camping Club le Parc de Paris in Villevaude. The kids will have a ball (literally) at the basketball court and playground. After playing the day away, freshen up your clothes at the laundromat. Sites come standard with electric hookups and easy access to restrooms and showers.

Military history buffs visiting Meaux will want to see the Musée de la Grande Guerre, or the Museum of the Great War. The museum displays over 70,000 artifacts from World War I, including tanks and military aircraft. The highlight is the impressive replica of a World War I battlefield. Many of the artifacts retrace the steps of soldiers and teach visitors about daily life in the military throughout the war. Some exhibits also pay tribute to the women who stepped in and worked tirelessly in the arms factories. If you're planning to explore the Jardins Bossuet, stop by the Bossuet Museum. This art and history museum housed in the Episcopal Palace was named after Jacques-Benigne Bossuet, the Bishop of Meaux. Paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries include the Lamentation of Christ by Frans Floris, The Birth of Jupiter by Bon Boulogne, and The Adoration of the Magi by the Le Nain Brothers. You'll also get to see the clothes, tapestries, furniture, and other belongings of the bishops of Meaux who called the palace home. No visit to Meaux is complete without seeing the Cathedrale Saint-Etienne, simply known as the Meaux Cathedral. This Roman Catholic Church is a national monument and sees thousands of tourists each year. Visitors are welcome to wander through the cathedral and read the information panels detailing the cathedral's history. Original stained glass windows are still intact and draw people into the sanctuary. While there, take a leisurely stroll through the well-manicured gardens. Before you pack up your Meaux RV rental and hit the road, treat yourself to a bite of Brie de Meaux. The city's very own brand of brie is so good, it's said that King Louis XVI requested it after he was arrested.