Austurland, Iceland
Tjaldsvæðið á Seyðisfirði
Illustrative photo · Himalay Patel
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.
Facilities
The operator has not published a facility list for this site. We leave this empty rather than assume what a site of this type usually has.
Where it is
This site in dark green, the nearest alternatives in lighter green.
Site details
- Network
- Útilegukortið
- Type
- Affiliated site
- Nearest town
- Seyðisfjörður
- Region
- Austurland
- Country
- Iceland
- Open
- May–September
- Members only
- No
- Coordinates
- 65.26100, -14.00600 (approximate)
Details taken from the operator's published listing. Coordinates are the centre of the named town rather than the site entrance, so follow the operator's own directions for the final approach. Prices and seasons change every year — confirm before you travel.
Nearby sites
Ordered by straight-line distance. If this one is full, try these.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.