CAMPSITE CAMPIX: In the heart of the country and close to everything

Camping Campix is located immediately north of the commune of St-Leu-d'Esserent, close to the river Oise, in an abandoned stone quarry, now covered with thick growth of vegetation. The metres high limestone walls of the former quarry, in which the campsite is cuddled up, are a natural fence at the north and west side, offering the site a quite particular ambiance.

On top of that, thanks to the astonishing inclination of the lot, one wouldn't say that the campsite offers 160 sites almost all empowered with electricity.

For campers having light material at their disposal, the mini valleys of the camping site at the periphery of the lot give the illusion of a campsite in the wilderness, the moreover since barbecues and campfire are authorized.

The swimming pool is also a good reason for a longer stay.

Contrary to other campsites, there is no permanent residence at Campix.

Don't you have a tent or a caravan? Then you can rent a 4 persons-cabin equipped with heating, a fridge and a covered terrace with a camping kitchen. The sanitary belongs to the camp site.

Or rent a more comfortable 5/6 persons bungalow Gitotel with its own toilet and bathroom.

The sanitary facilities, practically in the middle of the lot, are equipped with hot showers (tokens are not required), hair dryers, sink bowls and washing & drying machines.
The pretty common hall equipped with a chimney is very handy for groups.

The camping is a good base from which to explore locations to the north of Paris : Beauvais , Amiens , Compiègne, etc.

Nearby, Chantilly has its famous castle and museums; Senlis offers a variety of good, casual restaurants and fine shopping. Campix advertises its close proximity to Parc Asterix (20km), Paris (45km) and Euro Disney (70km) and is well suited for occasional visits to Paris .

Bread and croissants are delivered by small truck around 08:15 hours every morning.

The camp manager speaks fluent English and personally monitors conditions throughout the grounds. He goes to great lengths to explain and to assist tourists in visiting the local region of the Oise Valley and areas further a field.