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

Spend a weekend camping in a motorhome rental near Cergy at Paris Maisons-Laffitte. This campsite is only minutes from Cergy and offers a peaceful setting on the banks of the River Seine and just steps from the Saint-Germain-en-Laye forest. Wi-Fi and laundry facilities are available for guests to use. Most sites come equipped with electric hookups. After finding your RV rental near Cergy, make reservations at the Hameau de Saut du Loup, also known as the Hamlet of Le Saut. This campground sits between Montfort l’Amaury and Thoiry, less than 30 minutes from Cergy. Campsites are spacious and level within a wooded setting. This campground comes equipped with the comforts of home and boasts proximity to an array of attractions, including golf courses and gardens. Campix Paris is near the River Oise inside an old stone quarry. The high walls of the quarry are a natural defense and give campers a great sense of security. Most of the campsites are equipped with electrical outlets. Hot showers, clean restrooms, and laundry facilities are available for campers. A playground and swimming pool will help keep guests occupied when not out exploring the area.

While in Cergy, be sure to explore the Musée Tavet-Delacour, or the Tavet-Delacour Museum. The museum is in the former home of Pontoise’s Grand Vicar. The house was commissioned at the end of the 15th century by the Archbishop of Rouen. Now, the art inside is mainly from the 20th century and features pieces by Legros, Jean Arp, and Matisse. Many of the historical exhibits are rumored to have been stolen from the Royal Saint-Denis Basilica during the Revolution and include a lock of hair from Philip II, teeth from Henry III and Henry IV, a portion of Louis IX’s skull, and one of Catherine de’Medici’s mummified legs. Stop in for a tour of the Pontoise Cathedral, which dates back to the 12th century. The cathedral was added on to during the 1400s and 1500s making it a mash-up of styles, including Gothic, Renaissance, and Romanesque. Visitors can admire the nave and apse built in the 1100s. The main doors date back to the 15th century. View the 17th-century pulpit, choir stalls, choir screen, and baptismal font. No visit to Cergy is complete without experiencing Pontoise et ses Souterrains, also known as Underground Pontoise. While on the tour, you will meander through tunnels into ancient quarries. Staircases carved from rock lead into underground rooms with amazing vaults. The underground rooms were used for military purposes from the 1100s up through the 1600s. Knowledgeable tour guides will lead you through this underground world and talk you through the wealth of history hidden here. You'll need to reserve your tour in advance, so book early.