CampEasy Iceland's highest-rated, all-year camper rental

Prices start from around €79 per day in low season for the entry-level Easy Small, our budget 2WD camper. The 4x4 AWD range and the fully electric Tesla Camper Y sit at higher price points, reflecting their capability and comfort. Your exact total depends on the model, the travel dates and the length of your trip, so the best way to see a firm figure is to run your dates through a live quote.

The Easy Small is the most affordable choice, from around €79 per day in low season. It is a compact VW Caddy Maxi 2WD that sleeps two and is built for paved routes such as the Ring Road, the Golden Circle, the South Coast, Snæfellsnes and Reykjanes. If you want the lowest daily rate without stepping outside those classic routes, the Easy Small is the one to book.

Yes. Longer rentals earn better value, so the more days you book the lower your effective daily rate tends to be. Rather than quote a fixed percentage, we let the live pricing reflect it: enter a longer trip and you will see the saving applied to your total. Off-peak season dates also generally come in lower than the summer peak.

Yes. Free cancellation is included as standard with every CampEasy booking, so you can reserve with confidence and adjust your plans if things change. Full bedding, the Easy Guide tablet, 24/7 self-service pickup and the airport shuttle during business hours are all part of the standard package too.

It comes down to where you want to drive and how many are travelling. If you are sticking to paved routes like the Ring Road, Golden Circle, South Coast, Snæfellsnes and Reykjanes, the 2WD Easy range is the best value and starts from around €79/day (the Easy Small). If you want to reach F-roads and the Highlands, or you want extra confidence in winter, pick one of the 4x4 AWD Easy models. For a zero-emission trip on sealed roads, there is even the fully electric Tesla Camper Y. Every camper comes year-round with wool insulation, Webasto heating, full bedding and the Easy Guide tablet, so the main decision is drivetrain and sleeping capacity.

The 2WD range (Easy Small, Easy Auto, Easy Fun) is front-wheel drive and built for paved routes: the Ring Road, Golden Circle, South Coast, Snæfellsnes and Reykjanes. It is the budget-friendly choice and the Easy Auto is an automatic. The 4x4 range (Easy Monster, Easy Luxury, Easy Viking, Easy Clever, Easy Ranger) is true AWD, so it can tackle F-roads and the Highlands, which open roughly mid-June to September. All of them share the same year-round comfort build. One honest note: even with 4x4, any actual river crossing requires the River Crossing Insurance, which is unique to CampEasy in Iceland.

Yes. The Tesla Camper Y is a Tesla Model Y AWD converted into a fully electric campervan that sleeps 2. It is a genuine zero-emission option, ideal for travellers who want to explore Iceland on paved routes with a lighter footprint. Because it is AWD it handles Icelandic sealed roads confidently, though as with any camper the Highland F-roads and river crossings are a separate matter and call for the right vehicle and insurance. It sits above the entry Easy Small on price, reflecting the technology inside.

It depends on the model, and the fleet ranges from 2 to 5 sleepers. The most spacious is the Easy Viking 4x4 (VW Crafter), which sleeps 5, making it the pick for families or larger groups heading into the Highlands. Most models sleep 2 or 3: the Easy Monster 4x4, Easy Luxury 4x4 and Easy Clever 4x4 sleep 3, while the Easy Ranger 4x4, the electric Tesla Camper Y and the entry Easy Small each sleep 2. On the 2WD side, the Easy Auto and Easy Fun sleep 3, and the Easy Auto is automatic if you prefer not to shift gears.

Yes, but only with the right vehicle. Our Easy 4x4 AWD range is built for F-roads and the Highlands, which open roughly from mid-June to September. The 2WD Easy range (Easy Small, Easy Auto, Easy Fun) and the electric Tesla Camper Y are designed for paved routes only and are not permitted on F-roads. Choosing a true 4x4 keeps you legal and safe on the mountain tracks.

Five campers make up our Easy 4x4 AWD range: the Easy Monster 4x4 (Mercedes Sprinter, sleeps 3), Easy Luxury 4x4 (VW Crafter, sleeps 3), Easy Viking 4x4 (VW Crafter, sleeps 5), Easy Clever 4x4 (VW Transporter, sleeps 3) and Easy Ranger 4x4 (VW Caddy Maxi, sleeps 2). The fully electric Tesla Camper Y is also AWD 4x4. All of these are genuine all-wheel-drive vehicles suited to Highland travel.

Yes. The Ring Road is fully paved, so every model in our fleet can drive the complete circuit, including the budget 2WD Easy Small. The same goes for the Golden Circle, South Coast, Snæfellsnes and Reykjanes. You only need a 4x4 once you leave the paved network for the F-roads and the Highlands.

River crossings are only ever covered if you add our River Crossing Insurance, the only camper van river crossing insurance in Iceland. Without it, any water damage from fording a river is never covered, even in a 4x4. Note that a 4x4 alone does not permit river crossings: you need both a capable 4x4 AWD camper and the River Crossing Insurance in place before you attempt one.

CampEasy takes trust seriously, and insurance is a big part of why it is Iceland's highest-rated campervan rental. Every camper comes with standard cover, and you can add optional upgrades for full peace of mind: Zero Risk Insurance, which takes your excess down to zero, and the River Crossing Insurance, which is the only camper van river crossing cover in Iceland. Always confirm the exact terms and inclusions on your quote before you book.

Zero Risk Insurance is CampEasy's premium protection that reduces your deductible, the excess you would otherwise owe after a claim, all the way to zero ISK. In practice that means you can drive Iceland's roads without the usual worry hanging over you, since your out-of-pocket liability is removed. It is an optional add-on, so check your quote for the precise coverage and any conditions that apply.

Yes, and this is genuinely unique: CampEasy offers the only camper van River Crossing Insurance in Iceland. River crossings on Highland F-roads are one of the riskiest things you can do in a camper, and standard policies almost never cover them. Note that even with a 4x4 AWD camper, you need this optional River Crossing Insurance to be protected, so add it to your quote and confirm the terms if the Highlands are on your itinerary.

No False Damage Charges is CampEasy's promise that you are never wrongly billed for damage you did not cause. At pickup, the team documents every camper with 8 high-resolution, timestamped photos, creating a clear and honest record of the vehicle's exact condition before you drive away. It is one more reason CampEasy earns 4.9 on Google with 4,200+ reviews, and 4.9 on Trustpilot and TripAdvisor too. Your quote will confirm the full details.

You collect your camper at the CampEasy base at Selvík 5, 230 Reykjanesbær, right by Keflavík Airport (KEF). It is only a short hop from the terminal, so you can be on the road soon after you land.

Yes. CampEasy runs an airport shuttle between Keflavík Airport and the base during business hours. If you land within office hours, this is the easiest way to reach your camper. Confirm the exact arrangement when you book so we can time it to your flight.

Yes. CampEasy offers 24/7 self-service pickup and drop-off, so late or early arrivals are never a problem. If your flight lands outside office hours, you can still collect your camper and get going. Just let us know your arrival details on booking.

The office is open 09:00 to 16:00, with the airport shuttle running during those business hours. Outside that window the 24/7 self-service option covers you. Please confirm the exact pickup arrangement when you book.

Yes. CampEasy is a truly all-year-round rental, and winter is one of the best times to explore Iceland by camper. The fleet is built with extensive winter modifications, so you can chase the northern lights, drink in the snow-covered landscapes, and travel at your own pace even in the coldest months. For snowy or icy roads, choose one of the 4x4 AWD models (or the Tesla Camper Y 4x4) for the surest footing.

They are. Every CampEasy camper is fitted with year-round wool insulation and Webasto heating, a combination designed specifically for Icelandic winters. That means genuinely warm, cosy nights inside while the aurora dances overhead and the temperature drops outside. Pair a 4x4 AWD model with the heating and insulation and you have a comfortable, capable basecamp for winter and aurora nights.

CampEasy is Iceland's highest-rated campervan rental. It holds 4.9 out of 5 on Google from more than 4,200 reviews, 4.9 on Trustpilot, 4.9 on TripAdvisor, and 5.0 on Facebook. Those scores reflect what guests consistently praise: warm, well-insulated campers, honest handling with no false damage charges, and trustworthy, comfort-first service from pickup to drop-off.

For summer travel, yes, we strongly recommend it. The peak season fills up fast, and the most popular models (the 4x4 AWD range and the Tesla Camper Y) are the first to go. Reserving well ahead secures your preferred camper and dates, and with free cancellation there is no downside to locking in your booking early.