How To Get From Villages Nature Paris To Paris

Whether you are leaving Villages Nature Paris after a short break or heading into the city for the day, the way into central Paris is simple but involves a bus and a train. This guide explains each option, what it costs and which one suits which kind of trip.

Options at a glance

Fares, timetables and ticket prices change. The figures below are what we found at the time of writing, so check the operator or our price calculator before you travel.

Private transfer to Paris

A private transfer is the most relaxed choice when you are travelling with luggage, children or a group. The driver picks you up at your cottage or at the park entrance, and takes you to your hotel, apartment or station anywhere in central Paris.

• Fixed fare: €90 for up to four passengers to central Paris, €100 for five, €110 for six, €120 for seven and €130 for eight.
• Space: vehicles carry up to 8 passengers with luggage.
• Extras: a baby seat and a booster seat are included free. Mention them when you book.
• Payment: reserve online at no cost and pay the driver at the end of the journey.

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Choosing your drop-off point in Paris

Paris is large, so think about where you are staying before you book. The fixed fare covers central Paris, and your driver can take you to a specific hotel or apartment address, a railway station or an attraction. If you are catching a train, tell us which station and the departure time:

• Gare du Nord for Eurostar to London and trains to northern Europe.
• Gare de Lyon for the south-east of France and Switzerland.
• Gare de l’Est for eastern France and Germany.
• Gare Montparnasse for western France and Brittany.

What it costs per person in a group

The transfer fare is per vehicle. Four passengers pay about €22 each, six about €18 each and eight about €16 each, so the cost per person falls as your group grows. For a family with young children, skipping two changes with luggage often matters more than the fare.

Good to know about the RER A

• The RER A is very busy at weekday rush hours, roughly 7:30 to 9:30 in the morning and 17:00 to 19:30 in the evening, in the direction of travel. Avoid it with large cases at those times.
• Many RER and metro stations have stairs, and not every station has a working lift.
• Keep an eye on your bags, as you would on any busy commuter line.

By bus and RER A

There is no direct train from the park. To reach Paris on public transport:

1. Take bus 47 to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, or bus 2292 to Val d’Europe. Bus tickets are bought from the driver, so check the current price with the operator.
2. Take the RER A towards Paris. The ride to central stations such as Châtelet – Les Halles or Auber is roughly 35 to 45 minutes.
3. Change to the metro if your hotel is not on the RER A line.

In total allow around an hour and a quarter, plus waiting time for the bus. Check the timetable before you set out, especially in the evening when services are less frequent.

Leaving on check-out day

• Check your check-out time with Center Parcs and book your driver for a time that leaves a buffer.
• If you are catching a flight, add traffic time on top of the journey, and give us your flight number so we can plan around it.
• If you are catching a train from Paris, tell us the station and departure time.

Late-night return from Paris

If you spend the evening in Paris and want to return to the park, public transport becomes less frequent late at night and the last bus connection is the weak link. Booking a driver for your return gives you a guaranteed ride at a fixed price.

For more about the park itself, read our Villages Nature Paris guide. If you are coming from the airports, see our fixed fares.