Camping Caravanning International ligger på en lille ø i Seinen i Parisforstaden Maisons Laffitte, ca. 18 km nordvest for Paris. Udmærket plads med egen restaurant og en veludstyret butik med lange åbningstider. Der er afmærkede parceller, nogle af dem lige ned til flodbredden. Da vi var der var kun den ene (den ældste) af to toiletbygninger i brug, og de sanitære forhold var lidt la-la. Der er en del støj fra floddampere, den nærliggende jernbane, en trafikeret vej på den modsatte side af Seinen samt flytrafik. Den nærmeste RER station ligger 10 minutters gang fra pladsen, og herfra er der hyppige tog (mindst hvert 20'ende minut) til La Defence eller Charles De Gaulle (under Triumfbuen) hvor man kan skifte til Metro'en. Hvis man påtænker at tilbringe mere end 2-3 dage i Paris kan det betale sig at købe et "Carte Orange". Det er et personligt tog/buskort der altid gælder fra søndag til lørdag, så det kan som regel ikke betale sig at købe det f.eks. om torsdagen. "Carte Orange" kan købes på stationen i Maisons Laffitte, og der er også en fotoautomat, hvor man kan få taget et pasfoto til kortet. 

  Camping Caravanning International is located on a small island in the Seine in Maisons Laffitte, approx. 18 km's north west of Paris. The camp site is fine with its own restaurant and a well equipped shop with long opening hours. The sanitary measures were a bit below average at the time of our visit, mainly because only one of the two sanitary buildings was in use, and there was also a problem with adequate water pressure. The noise level can be quite high sometimes, the sources being river boats, the nearby railway, a road on the other side of the river, and although none of the airports are nearby, the high density air traffic pattern seem to be more or less overhead. The nearest RER station is 10 minutes walk from the camp site, and there are trains to/from Paris at least every 20 minutes from early morning to after midnight. You may change to the Metro at the stations La Defence or Charles De Gaulle (under Arc de Triumphe). If you intend to spend more than a couple of days in Paris, a "Carte Orange" which gives the right to unlimited travel with buses and the Metro within the zones you've purchased may be the best bargain. Note, that the "carte" is always valid from Sunday to Saturday, so it may not be a good idea to buy one on a Thursday. "Carte Orange" may be purchased at the RER station in Maisons Laffitte, and you may also have your photo taken there (required for the "carte").