North Iceland Campsites
67 campsites in North Iceland — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.
67 campsites in North Iceland, led by Grenivík and Ártún. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.
Top campsites in North Iceland
The region's stand-outs — each with photos, facts, and its own page.

Grenivík
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Ártún
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.

Ásbyrgi
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Ásbyrgi - Vesturdalur
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.

Blönduós
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Dalvík
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
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67 campsites in North Iceland

Grenivík
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Ártún
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.

Ásbyrgi
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Ásbyrgi - Vesturdalur
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.

Blönduós
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Dalvík
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Hauganes, Dalvíkurbyggð
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Hegranes
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.

Heiðarbær
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Himnasvalir
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
Hlíð, Mývatni
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Hofsós
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Hólar í Hjaltadal
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.

Eyjafjarðarsveit
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Hrísey
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Húsavík
Campsite in the whale watching capital. Good facilities in a pleasant town setting. Perfect base for whale tours - walk to the harbor and multiple operators. The GeoSea geothermal baths are nearby. Restaurants and services all within easy reach. Also positioned for Diamond Circle exploration - Ásbyrgi canyon, Dettifoss, and the Mývatn area are all accessible day trips. Lower key than South Iceland campsites. The north gets fewer tourists, so finding a spot is usually easier.
Kiðagil í Bárðadal
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Kópasker
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Laugar Camping
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
CJA camping, Laugar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
Lónsá, Akureyri
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.

Mánárbakki
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Ólafsfjörður
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Raufarhöfn
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Sauðárkrókur
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Siglufjörður
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Skagaströnd
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
Systragil
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Vaglaskógur
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.

Varmahlíð
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Drangsnes
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.

Möðrudalur á Fjöllum – Fjalladýrð
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.

Lundur Tjaldsvæði
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.

Húnaver
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.

Bakkaflöt tjaldsvæði
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.

Stuðlagil Canyon Camping
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.

Engimýri
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.

Tjaldsvæðið Illugastöðum (selaskoðunarstaður á Vatnsnesi)
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.

Húnavellir Campsite
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.
Herðubreiðarlindir
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Drekaskáli Warden Cabin
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Tjaldsvæði Hauganesi
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Camping 66.12° North
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Grímsey Camping
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Tjaldsvæðið á Húsavík
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Rammalóðin
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Drekaskáli
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Iceland's "right to roam" doesn't apply in campsites - always pay the fee.
Tjaldsvæði Lundi
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Tjaldsvæðið Steinsstöðum
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.

Tjaldsvæðið á Þórshöfn
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Tjaldstæði Raufarhafnar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Tjaldstæði Húnaveri
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Weather can change rapidly - bring proper tent and gear.

Vogar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Tjaldstæðið Grettislaug
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Skjöldólfsstaðir
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Tjaldstæðið Drangsnesi
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Tjaldstæðið á Möðrudal
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Bjarg
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Tjaldsvæði Eyjafjarðarsveitar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Tjaldsvæði Hríseyjar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
CJA Campsite
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Campfires are rarely allowed - bring a camping stove.
Tjaldsvæði Siglufjarðar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check for electrical hookups if you need to charge devices.
Tjaldsvæðið Varmahlíð
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Wild camping rules vary - use designated sites when available.
Lambeyri
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Check campsite opening dates - many operate June-August only.
Tjaldsvæði á Hólum í Hjaltadal
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.
Tjaldsvæðið á Sauðárkróki
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. Facilities typically include toilets, showers, and sometimes cooking shelters.
Hamrar
North Iceland camping option. Less crowded than the south, with dramatic landscapes and long summer days. Diamond Circle attractions accessible from here. The camping card can save money if you're staying multiple nights across the country.





