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Reykjavík Eco-Campsite

You must be at least 18 years old to reserve at the campsite, and if you are under 18, there must be someone over 18 years old in the group you stay with.

No, they are not. There is an open outdoor BBQ area in front of the kitchen.

There is no on-site shop, but a grocery store called Krambúðin is a 5-minute walk away. A bigger grocery shop Krónan is a 15 minutes walk away. There is also a gas station called N1 about a ten minute walk away where gas canisters can be purchased.

We try our best to keep our site secure. We ask all guests to follow our Campsite Rules. Only registered guests are meant to have access to the facilities via their access code, and guests are requested to contact personnel if they witness intruders.

We have a team patrolling the campsite during the daytime. There is controlled CCTV and certain areas are closed off at night. We ask that you always keep your valuables secure, whether by locking them away in your car, in safe storage, or carrying them with you. We also have small lockers for valuables on-site with an outlet where you can lock up and charge your valuables during your stay.

We can’t take responsibility for your luggage and valuables left in the open.

Quiet hours are from midnight through the night and until check out time. Please respect your neighbors. No music or loud gatherings are allowed, please lower your voices, radios, and lanterns during quiet hours. Generators are not allowed.

Transportation to the city center is available by public bus #14 or by bikes/scooters (10-minute drive along the seaside or 20-30 minutes on foot).

We recommend downloading the ‘Klappið’ app to purchase bus tickets.

Please be aware that local buses do not accept card payments, only cash, and you can not get a change in return.

We appreciate those who travel to Iceland in a low-carbon way. For the cycling discount, we will ask you to show us the bike/biking gear that you plan on traveling with. Electric bikes are included as well.

The discount is 20%, please e-mail us to inquire about the special online code.

• Soak in the hot geothermal pool next door. The Laugardalslaug Pool opens early in the morning and stays open till late. It is particularly child-friendly with water slides and numerous hot pools.
• Discover Skúbb; the best ice cream & sorbet in Reykjavík just around the corner- all hand-made using local organic milk and seasonal flavors. Pssst, the mango is an absolute treat.
• For a meal or coffee, Kaffi Laugalækur is a great spot close by. This local café offers vegan and vegetarian dishes.
• We recommend a visit to the Ásmundarsafn sculpture museum nearby as well. It’s a beautiful building with contemporary displays and a sculpture garden.
• In the summer, you can take a ferry to Viðey Island, amid Faxaflói Bay. The ferry takes off from the harbor close by.
• Rent a HOPP scooter and take a ride downtown. The breathtaking view on your way stretches from Esja Mountain to Harpa Concert Hall and all the way to Snæfellsjökull glacier.

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We have collected our bestsellers and recommended tours including transport options to the Highlands. To ensure your spot, we encourage you to book your tour online prior to your stay.

Book your Highland Bus well in time and secure your seat in the bus, picking up in front of the Campsite/Dalur HI Hostel every morning.

Yes, please send us an e-mail at info@reykjavikcampsite.is specifying how many people is the reservation for, how many nights and we will let you know if we have availability and send you a payment link in order to make a reservation.