Park and Ride Paris (P+R) | Parking outside Paris

Yes, you can park and ride (P+R) into Paris. With Parclick you book a car park next to a metro, RER or train station around Paris, see the price before you pay and continue into the centre by public transport. A typical day costs between about €7.60 and €15 depending on the car park; Valmy-Liberté, about 50 m from Liberté metro station, costs €12 for 24 hours.

Park and ride car parks near Paris, by direction

Use this list as a map of park and ride locations around Paris: east, south, west and north-west, each with its nearest station.

Car park (town)	Nearest station	Distance	Rating	Typical day
Valmy-Liberté (Charenton-le-Pont, east)	Liberté, metro 8	about 50 m	4.1 (752 reviews)	€12
INDIGO Marigny Château (Vincennes, east)	Château de Vincennes, metro 1	about 100 m	4.3 (73 reviews)	See price
Val d'Europe SAEMES (east)	Val d'Europe, RER A	about 300 m	4.4 (312 reviews)	€7.60*
INDIGO Parc Relais Bienvenue (Bussy-Saint-Georges, east)	Bussy-Saint-Georges, RER A	about 100 m	4.2 (4 reviews)	See price
Châtillon-Maison-Blanche (Châtillon, south)	Châtillon-Montrouge, metro 13	about 250 m	4.3 (69 reviews)	See price
INDIGO Coeur de Ville (Issy-les-Moulineaux, south-west)	Mairie d'Issy, metro 12	about 300 m	4.4 (101 reviews)	€13.60*
INDIGO Corentin Celton (Issy-les-Moulineaux, south-west)	Corentin Celton, metro 12	about 160 m	—	€13.30*
INDIGO Marché Notre-Dame (Versailles, south-west)	Versailles Rive Droite station	about 430 m	4.2 (18 reviews)	€14.70*
Q-Park La Défense - Les Terrasses (Nanterre, west)	Nanterre-Préfecture, RER A	about 30 m	—	€12.30*
Asnières Hôtel-de-Ville INDIGO (Asnières-sur-Seine, north-west)	Asnières-sur-Seine station	about 560 m	4.1 (362 reviews)	See price

Straight-line distances from the car park to the station. Typical day: a stay of 6 to 24 hours. * Price varies with the dates. With "See price", the price appears when you enter your dates.

All the car parks in the table are covered. Check the times before you book: the listings give Monday to Friday times for the RER A car park at Val d'Europe (9am to 7pm) and for Châtillon (6:30am to 8:30pm), and set check-in times at Liberté (Monday to Saturday, 8am to 8pm) and Asnières (Tuesday to Saturday, office hours). If you prefer a car park with a reception desk, Val d'Europe and Asnières have one.

Park and ride outside the Paris low emission zone

Paris and the municipalities inside the A86 ring road (the A86 itself excluded) form the Greater Paris low emission zone: Monday to Friday from 8am to 8pm, except public holidays, vehicles with Crit'Air 3, 4 and 5 stickers and unclassified vehicles are not allowed. Until 31 December 2026 checks are informational and carry no fine, according to the Métropole du Grand Paris, and the police prefecture can trigger differentiated traffic, limiting the area inside the A86 to Crit'Air 0, 1 and 2. The Crit'Air sticker applies to all vehicles, including those with foreign number plates, and is ordered on the official website certificat-air.gouv.fr. Most car parks in the table are inside the zone; the two on the RER A at Val d'Europe and Bussy-Saint-Georges are outside the A86. More on our Paris low emission zone page.

How much does park and ride cost in Paris?

In the car parks above, a day typically costs between €7.60 in the east and about €15 in Versailles. At Liberté the tariff is fixed: €12 for 24 hours and €30 for 3 days. Some stations also have public park and ride car parks with their own conditions. With a Parclick booking you know before you leave which car park you are going to, next to which station, and how much it costs.

Is it better to park and ride or to park in central Paris?

Park and ride makes sense for a day trip if you are happy to add a metro or RER journey. If you are heading to a station, an airport or a specific address, it is usually simpler to book close to where you are going and skip the transfer: see our pages for Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, Charles de Gaulle Airport or Disneyland Paris.

Frequently asked questions about park and ride in Paris

Does Paris have park and ride?

Yes. With Parclick you can book car parks next to metro, RER and train stations around Paris and continue into the centre by public transport.

Where can I park and ride outside Paris?

East: Charenton-le-Pont, Vincennes and two towns on the RER A. South and south-west: Châtillon, Issy-les-Moulineaux and Versailles. West and north-west: Nanterre and Asnières-sur-Seine. We have no bookable park and ride with recent sales to the north.

How much does it cost to park and ride in Paris?

Between about €7.60 and €15 for a typical day, depending on the car park; the table shows the price of each one.

Is there park and ride outside the Paris low emission zone?

Yes, on the RER A east of Paris: the car parks at Val d'Europe and Bussy-Saint-Georges are outside the A86 ring road that marks the zone.

Is park and ride in Paris free?

The car parks you book with Parclick are paid, typically from about €7.60 a day. Public park and ride car parks at some stations have their own conditions.

Can I leave my car for several days?

You book the period you need and the total price is shown before you pay. Times and conditions appear when you search with your dates.

Can I cancel my booking?

In the car parks in the table, you can cancel up to 1 hour before your arrival time. The conditions are shown before you pay.

About the data: typical prices from confirmed car bookings on Parclick between August and November 2026; these are medians: half of our customers paid less and half paid more. Ratings, hours, check-in and reception: Parclick car park listings. Straight-line distances. Low emission zone: Métropole du Grand Paris; differentiated traffic: Paris police prefecture; Crit'Air: certificat-air.gouv.fr.

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