RV Rental Boulogne-Billancourt, IDF

Booking a motorhome rental in France means you get to enjoy all the best locations without the stress of waiting for public transport. When it comes to a bit of rest and relaxation in an outdoor setting, consider visiting Parc de Boulogne-Edmond de Rothschild. This tranquil tract is a collection of Japanese and English-inspired gardens that border the castle. Wandering along the pathways winding around rare trees and a bubbling brook will set your worries to the wayside. A small waterfall empties into a pond where you’ll find ducks, turtles, and terrapins living their best life. The park is also known for its Japanese-style red bridges built over the stream.

If you’re looking for a more family-friendly outdoor adventure but still want to keep the relaxing vibes going, check out Bois de Boulogne. Translated to the Boulogne Woods, this 2,100-acre forest is actually made up of multiple gardens, parks, and even a couple of museums. Zip down nearly 10 miles of cycling trails, rent a boat and launch out onto Lac Inférieur, or treat the kids to some time on the playground. Boulogne Woods frequently holds community events to encourage townspeople and visitors to enjoy the great outdoors.

The Parc de Saint-Cloud is a really fun place to be, with more than 1,100 acres of beautiful gardens filled with sculptures and fountains. The castle on this estate, which burned down in the late 19th century, once housed royalty and imperial families before the park opened to the public. Fascinating waterfall fountains, gargoyle statues, and massive water spouts that blast high into the air are just a few of the things you’ll find here at Parc de Saint-Cloud.

Boulogne-Billancourt RV campgrounds are in short supply, but you'll find a few places in the vicinity where you can park your RV rental near Boulogne-Billancourt. Consider Camping de Paris. It’s only a stone’s throw north of the city and features over 400 sites. The campground offers restrooms, showers, and baby changing facilities. The location is prime; you’re under an hour's drive to Boulogne-Billancourt, Versailles, and Paris. There are tons of bakeries, shops, and restaurants nearby. If you need to use the internet, Wi-Fi is also available.

If you don’t mind driving into the city, Camping Paris Est is one of the best RV campgrounds in Paris. It's located on the east end of Paris, but still only a 45-minute drive from Boulogne-Billancourt. The campground offers access to the river and Parc de Détente et de Loisirs du Tremblay. You’ll have some creature comforts as well, like chemical waste disposal, recycling, and full use of the laundromat. Other amenities include Wi-Fi, communal restrooms, and hot showers.

Just 20 minutes south of Boulogne-Billancourt, you’ll find Huttopia Versailles. Located a short drive from the palace, Huttopia comes equipped with electrical hookups and can accommodate campervans up to 24 feet long. This wooded campground also features a heated swimming pool and a tranquil, natural setting with access to the city.

For its relatively average size, Boulogne-Billancourt has a large number of museums and tranquil gardens. Musée Albert-Kahn combines both. This garden museum is made up of Japanese, English, and French-style gardens and is constantly reinventing itself. What started out as the private garden of Albert Kahn, a wealthy banker and photographer, is now one of the most beloved outdoor spaces in the commune. Take a guided tour of the garden to learn about the man behind this outdoor oasis, or wander through on your own.

If art is more your thing, check out Musée Marmottan. Located in the northeastern corner of Boulogne-Billancourt on the way to the Arc de Triomphe, Musée Marmottan boasts the largest collection of Claude Monet paintings in the world. You’ll also find artwork and sculptures from some of the world’s most famous visual artists. Stop by the gift shop so you can take home a souvenir from your trip.

If you're camping at Huttopia Versailles, it would be a shame not to experience one of the country's most iconic royal estates. Located less than ten miles from Boulogne-Billancourt, the Palace of Versailles is a sight to behold for art enthusiasts, history buffs, and nature lovers alike. You could easily spend a full day here wandering around the royal apartments and chapels in the palace, ambling past marble statues and meticulously landscaped lawns in the gardens, and admiring the rustic charm of the Queen's Hamlet.

There's no shortage of gas stations and restaurants in the city. Whether it’s French, Portuguese, or pizza you’re looking for, the choice is yours in Boulogne-Billancourt. When it’s time to crank up your motorhome rental and hit the road, you don’t have to go far to reach a major city. Versailles is the next city west, and Paris is to the east.