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Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to plan individual trips. However, we understand that planning a trip can be overwhelming. That’s why we work hard to provide the necessary resources to help you plan your road trip. Here are some of the most valuable resources that we strongly recommend checking out: Happy Campers Travel […]
Yes! We’ve opened Happy Campsite Keflavík right in our backyard, just 6 minutes from KEF Airport. It’s the perfect place to rest after a long flight or get ready before heading home. The campsite has all the essential facilities for a comfortable stay. Plus, if you’re traveling with Happy Campers, you’ll get 20% off your […]
The Camping Card can be a great option if you plan to stay at participating campsites across Iceland. It gives you access to a selection of campsites for one flat fee. However, it’s important to know that not all campsites accept the card, so whether it’s worth it depends on your travel route and schedule. […]
Here you can find the latest fuel prices in Iceland. To learn how to cut down on fuel costs during your trip, take a look at our blog post on how to save money on gas in Iceland.
It’s always good to be well prepared and thankfully there are many good resources online. A good place to start is to look at our resources section. Check out our Camping Community where Happy Campers share their best tips, experience, and questions. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask us questions at info@happycampers.is, […]
That depends on your personal tolerance for cold, which can vary a lot from person to person. For most travelers, cold weather is not a major issue in our camper vans. In the winter months, we recommend bringing or renting an extra sleeping bag and packing plenty of warm clothes. Our vans come with wool […]
Icelandic legislation prohibits parking overnight in a camper van outside organized campsites or urban areas. However, you may still set up a traditional tent in Iceland, with some restrictions. If interested, please ask us about the details of camping with a traditional tent. The most important thing to know is that different rules now apply […]
There are several supermarkets near our office in Reykjanesbær, making it easy to stock up before you hit the road. We recommend Krónan or Bónus, as they are two of the most affordable options in Iceland. Feel free to ask us at the office, and we’ll show you their locations on our map. For more […]
In most cases, no. You do not need to reserve campsites in advance. Most campsites in Iceland operate on a first come, first served basis and rarely fill up completely. However, some campsites near popular areas or during busy weekends may offer online booking through their websites or apps like Parka. If you prefer to […]
112. The most important emergency number in Iceland is 112. Other important numbers include directory inquiries (118), police station (444-1000), search and rescue (570-5900), and healthcare services (1770).