Hello from sunny Iceland

[GavKaca]

Hi All!!

 

[Gingernuts]

Hello from Scotland

 

[Janine]

Welcome to the Fun

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Hello and welcome to probably the best motorhoming forum in the world.
Which branch are you currently in?

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

Welcome.
I never thought of Iceland as a place that had motorhomes which prompted me to check. But I note that wild camping is not allowed.

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[Puddleduck]

Another from

Scotland.

We've been lucky enough to visit Iceland a few times but not in a motorhome. Many happy memories.

 

[f6c]

Welcome aboard

 

[HKF]

 

[Mohawk Mo]

 

[Jo662]

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[scousebird]

 

[psyfried]

 

[fishplug]

But I note that wild camping is not allowed.

Oh! I didn't know that.

Iceland is the only Scandinavian country I'm yet to visit but the others have all been OK with wild camping. Allemansrätten, is a great tradition IMO

Welcome GavKaca

Maybe you can give us advice on camping in Iceland?

 

[hja]

Wandering Bird YouTube did a trip to Iceland, very interesting. She sailed from Denmark, via Faroe Isles, with her van.

 

[Go_buddy_go_]

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[Brize]

Welcome

We are planning to take the motorhome to Iceland next summer, so you will be a useful person to know for information!

 

[ambulancekidd]

 

[Lee Fryer]

 

[Puddleduck]

I can't give any advice on camping in Iceland but there is a campsite on the outskirts of Reykjavik.

A friend of mine tent camped on the east coast of Iceland. His story of watching the snow fall when he was in a thermal pool and it being magical was amazing - then he realised he had to get back to his tent and his clothes through deep snow!! He was ex-army and would often just take off with his backpack and tent. He was some man and a founder member of the Antarctic Swimming Club. Also the first person to wear a kilt in the Antarctic.

 

[GavKaca]

Hi all

Motorhomes are quite a big thing in Iceland. There are many many camp sites with first class facilities, toilets showers cooking facilities to mention a few. 99% have 16amp hookups and only cost 1000kr per person and 500kr if you want power. They also have free WiFi.

Tbh the wild camping thing isn’t a thing once you’re out of the city. As long as your parked out of the way your left alone.

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