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Campsites and holiday parks in Iceland

On this page: 5 campsites and 8 holiday parks in Iceland, each with the same fixed fields and a link to current prices. Wild camping? Read our right to roam guide first.

This page lists every campsite and holiday park we have checked in Iceland. Ratings and features come from Booking.com; prices only when the site publishes them itself. A first selection with days out nearby is on our Iceland page.

Researched by Arjan from Zuidlaren, so you don’t have to · Sources: Booking.com, the campsites’ official websites · updated 24 October 2026 · About this page

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Campsites in Iceland

5 campsites and 8 holiday parks. Suitable for families according to the source: 5. For solo travellers and child-free stays we don’t yet have a source that says so.

Checked: Booking.com on 23 October 2026, official websites on 22 and 24 October 2026.

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#CampingPlaceWho forSetting
1Fossatun Camping Pods & Cottages - Sleeping Bag Accommodation ★Fossatúnfamilies–
2Reykjavík Eco-Campsite ★Reykjavík–near a city
3Campings in Þingvellir ★Þingvellir––
4Camping SkaftafellVatnajökull––
5Vík CampingVík––

★ = our top 3 (same order as the list below). We only fill in “Who for” and “Setting” when the source says so; otherwise you’ll see –. Holiday parks have their own list further down.

We haven’t (yet) found a campsite for this group where a source says so. Choose “All” to see the whole list.

🎯 1. Fossatun Camping Pods & Cottages - Sleeping Bag Accommodation

Location: Fossatún Type: Camping

💶 Cost: Price: see the official website

Why it’s on the list: Rated 8.6 on Booking.com (2.184 reviews, checked 23 October 2026). Features: free parking, free Wi-Fi, restaurant, family rooms.

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👪 Who for: Families

Source: booking.com · fossatun.is

👉 See current prices & availability

Also via the official website

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🎯 2. Reykjavík Eco-Campsite

Location: Reykjavík Type: Camping

💶 Cost: tent ISK 3,555 · motorhome ISK 3,735 · with electricity ISK 5,715 (incl. 1 adult, online) · extra adult ISK 3,150 · children up to 12 free · accommodation tax ISK 400 (source)

Why it’s on the list: Checked on its own website on 22 October 2026. Next to the city’s largest geothermal swimming pool; for tents, motorhomes and caravans. Features: see the official website.

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👪 Who for: –

prices as on the website on 22 Oct 2026, with no year given.

Source: reykjavikcampsite.is

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Also via the official website

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🎯 3. Campsites in Þingvellir

Location: Þingvellir Type: Camping

💶 Cost: adult (18–66) ISK 1,800 per night · electricity ISK 1,100 per 24 hours · accommodation tax ISK 400 per unit (source)

Why it’s on the list: Checked on its own website on 22 October 2026. According to its own site the national park has several large camping areas. Features: see the official website.

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👪 Who for: –

prices as on the website on 22 Oct 2026, with no year given.

Source: thingvellir.is

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Also via the official website

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🎯 4. Camping Skaftafell

Location: Vatnajökull Type: Camping

💶 Cost: per person (17–66) ISK 2,800 per night · children up to 16 free · electricity ISK 1,500 per 24 hours · parking ISK 1,110 per day (source)

Why it’s on the list: Checked on its own website on 22 October 2026. A campsite open all year, in the Skaftafell hiking area (Vatnajökull National Park). Features: see the official website.

More info

👪 Who for: –

prices as on the website on 22 Oct 2026, with no year given.

Source: vatnajokulsthjodgardur.is

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Also via the official website

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Holiday parks and glamping in Iceland

💛 To be honest: if you book through our button at Booking.com, we get a small commission. You pay nothing extra, and it helps us keep finding out which campsites are really worth it. The link opens the site’s page or a search on Booking.com; not every place can be booked through Booking. Checked: Booking.com on 23 October 2026, official websites on 22 and 24 October 2026. Always check opening times with the campsite itself.

Rules and more about Iceland

The rules for wild camping and campfires are in our right to roam guide. Routes, days out and the best time to travel are on the Iceland page; practical tips in our camping guides.