Camping in Skagafjörður – A practical guide, opening hours, facilities and local tips for the main campsites in Skagafjörður. Dates may change due to weather; check announcements before you go.

  • Sauðárkrókur campsite

    Mid-May – mid-September (usually 16/05–24/09)

    Location: By the swimming pool, close to the city center (Skagfirðingabraut)

    Services:

    Service building (hot and cold water)

    Toilets and showers; accessible facilities

    Electrical connections

    Garbage collection for mobile homes

    Washing machine and dryer on request

    Dogs allowed; near playground, sports field, horseback riding, golf

  • Hofsós campsite

    May 1 – October 1 (earlier if weather permits)

    Location: Next to the Hofsós elementary school

    Facilities:

    Electricity

    Toilets and showers

    Hot and cold water

    Waste containers

    Comments:

    The famous Hofsós swimming pool is within walking distance.

  • Varmahlid campsite

    May 1 – October 1 (earlier if weather permits)

    Location: Protected forest land on the southern slope of Reykjarhól

    Facilities:

    Hot and cold water, toilet facilities, new showers

    Indoor kitchen and lounge

    Separate areas for tents, caravans, motorhomes (with electricity)

    Burning of a fire area

    Comments:

    Swimming pool ~250 m; grocery store, fuel, restaurant, bank within 500 m

    Street swimming trails and family facilities on site.


  • Reykir Reykjastrandar camping

    The Grettislaug campsite in the village of Reykhólar is located in the heart of a magnificent natural landscape and offers a unique and picturesque view of Breiðafjörður. It is a haven for keen birdwatchers, as the area boasts a wide variety of bird species. Within walking distance of the campsite is a charming birdwatching shed located by Langavatn. The area offers a variety of recreational opportunities to suit a variety of interests. Adventurers can explore numerous hiking trails, embark on exciting sailing trips and enjoy invigorating sea baths. For those who want to learn about the rich maritime history of the area, there is an exhibition showing ancient ships and natural wonders. In addition, the village comes to life every summer with the colorful Reykhólar Days. There are also hot tubs that invite guests to relax and enjoy the peaceful and aesthetically beautiful surroundings.

  • Hólar campsite

    The small town of Hólar is one of the most interesting places in Iceland due to its long history and beautiful nature. The caravan site is surrounded by one of the few forests Iceland has to offer, and it provides good shelter and a pleasant atmosphere. There are many hiking trails starting in Hólar, both short and longer routes.