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Campsites and aires in Iceland
12 sites · 5 regions
Club-run and network campsites plus motorhome stopovers across Iceland, with the facilities and seasons their operators publish.
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Networks operating here
Clubs in Iceland
The national organisations behind camping in this country.
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12 listed
Möðrudalur · Norðurland eystra
Möðrudalur – Fjalladýrð
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Möðrudalur in Norðurland eystra. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Akranes · Vesturland
Tjaldsvæðið á Akranesi
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Akranes in Vesturland. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Húsavík · Norðurland eystra
Tjaldsvæðið á Húsavík
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Húsavík in Norðurland eystra. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Laugarvatn · Suðurland
Tjaldsvæðið á Laugarvatni
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Laugarvatn in Suðurland. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Patreksfjörður · Vestfirðir
Tjaldsvæðið á Patreksfirði
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Patreksfjörður in Vestfirðir. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Seyðisfjörður · Austurland
Tjaldsvæðið á Seyðisfirði
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Seyðisfjörður in Austurland. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Siglufjörður · Norðurland eystra
Tjaldsvæðið á Siglufirði
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Siglufjörður in Norðurland eystra. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Tálknafjörður · Vestfirðir
Tjaldsvæðið á Tálknafirði
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Tálknafjörður in Vestfirðir. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Bolungarvík · Vestfirðir
Tjaldsvæðið í Bolungarvík
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Bolungarvík in Vestfirðir. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Grundarfjörður · Vesturland
Tjaldsvæðið í Grundarfirði
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Grundarfjörður in Vesturland. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Ísafjörður · Vestfirðir
Tjaldsvæðið í Tungudal
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Ísafjörður in Vestfirðir. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.
Þorlákshöfn · Suðurland
Tjaldsvæðið í Þorlákshöfn
A campsite in the Útilegukortið scheme, the Icelandic camping card that gives holders unlimited nights at participating sites over the season. Most Icelandic campsites are run by the local municipality rather than by a caravan club. It is listed as a participating site at Þorlákshöfn in Suðurland. Icelandic campsites generally open from late May or early June to early September; pitch numbers and facilities were not confirmed from the scheme's own listing.