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Photo: tjalda.isEast Iceland Campsites
43 campsites in East Iceland — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.
43 campsites in East Iceland, led by Tjaldsvæðið Höfn í Hornafirði and Ásbrandsstaðir, Vopnafirði. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.
Top campsites in East Iceland
The region's stand-outs — each with photos, facts, and its own page.
Tjaldsvæðið Höfn í Hornafirði
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Ásbrandsstaðir, Vopnafirði
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Berunes
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Djúpivogur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Egilsstaðir
East Iceland's main campsite, near the lake and forest. Good central base for Eastfjords exploration. Facilities are decent. The town has full services - supermarket, restaurants, fuel. Iceland's largest forest (Hallormsstaður) is nearby for walks. From here you can explore Seyðisfjörður, Borgarfjörður Eystri (puffins), and the scenic east coast. Good stopover point on Ring Road journeys. Less crowded than southern campsites. The east is under-visited, which works in campers' favor.
CampEast - Eskifjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
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43 campsites in East Iceland
Tjaldsvæðið Höfn í Hornafirði
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Ásbrandsstaðir, Vopnafirði
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Berunes
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Djúpivogur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Egilsstaðir
East Iceland's main campsite, near the lake and forest. Good central base for Eastfjords exploration. Facilities are decent. The town has full services - supermarket, restaurants, fuel. Iceland's largest forest (Hallormsstaður) is nearby for walks. From here you can explore Seyðisfjörður, Borgarfjörður Eystri (puffins), and the scenic east coast. Good stopover point on Ring Road journeys. Less crowded than southern campsites. The east is under-visited, which works in campers' favor.
CampEast - Eskifjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Fossárdalur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
CampEast - Fáskrúðsfjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Hallormsstaður Höfðavík
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Hengifoss
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Neskaupstaður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
CampEast - Reyðarfjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Seyðisfjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Sólbrekka, Mjóafirði
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
CampEast - Stöðvarfjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Svartiskógur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Vopnafjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Sandfellsskógur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Fellabær – Skipalækur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Hallormsstaður Atlavík
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
CampEast - Breiðdalsvík
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Stafafell í Lóni
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Tjaldsvæðið Borgarfirði eystri
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Smiðjunes í Lóni
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Bakkafjörður
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Haukafell
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Myllulækur
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Geldingafell
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Laugarfell Campsite
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
Camping Mjóanes
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Höfðavík
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Tjaldsvæðið Norðfjarðar
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Tjaldsvæðið við Hótel Svartaskóg
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Tjaldsvæði Skipalæk
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
Tjaldstæði Stöðvarfjarðar
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Tjaldsvæðið við Bleiksána
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Eyjólfsstaðir
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Tjaldstæði Fáskrúðsfjarðar
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Snæfell
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Múlaskáli
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Camping Berunes
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Vestrahorn
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Bragðavellir
East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better availability. Support for Ring Road travelers. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
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