"Le Parc d'Attractions pour toute la Famile" ("A theme park for all the family") is boasted on the parks brochure. However, they forgot to include "et ils sur les drogues" as well.

Parc Saint Paul is one of the most strangest parks that you'll probably ever visit. With a bizarre, but varied, selection of rides, five very different coasters to ride and plenty of really odd pieces of themeing dotted about, it's a day out you will not forget in a hurry.
The park's landscape changes dramatically depending on the area of the park you are in. On one side there's a huge lake with a riverboat ride, the other is all sandy and dusty. One area is concreted over like it's been built on a car park. It's all very strange. Even a man dressed as a clown checks your tickets as you enter the park. You'll be lucky to find an adult sized toilet as well...

Food at the park is quite simple - "something" and chips - and isn't that appealing to be perfectly honest. You'd be better off taking a packed lunch or starving yourself. Having said that, the quality of food is reflected in the price.

Being in the middle of the French wilderness, you'll probably find it hard to find somebody that speaks English but don't let that put you off; it adds to the feel of the place.

So, if you want self-propelled coasters, moving houses, cartoons of big-breasted women, child sized toilets and a relaxing boat ride with strange egg men on the islands, then Parc Saint Paul is the place for you...

Light rain (52 oF • 11 oC)
Humidity: 100%
Wind: NW at 12 mph
Mon 
48 ⇒ 64 oF
 » Chance of Rain «
Tue 
52 ⇒ 64 oF
 » Chance of Rain «
Wed 
52 ⇒ 75 oF
 » Fog «

Map
Directions

    
Powered by JoomlaGadgets

    
Coming from: 

    Get Directions