Go Campers Review, Fleet & Prices

Who they are

Who is Go Campers?

Go Campers is an established Icelandic campervan rental and part of the wider Go Rentals family, with 11 years spent perfecting the road trip experience on Iceland's roads. It has grown into one of the larger and more polished camper operators on the island, the sort travellers turn to when they want a wide choice of vehicles, a smooth self-service pickup and a long list of trip extras rather than a bare-bones van and a queue. In the company's own words, this is a business built around the Icelandic road trip itself, and that focus shows in almost every part of how it runs.

Practically, that experience is anchored by two branches that cover the ways most people arrive and travel. There is a Keflavík Airport branch at Fuglavík 43 in Reykjanesbær, minutes from the terminal, and a Reykjavík branch at Skógarhlíð 16 in the capital. Getting from your flight to your camper is designed to be effortless: a free airport shuttle runs from Keflavík International Airport, where you simply head to the arrivals Meeting Point, and there is a complimentary shuttle for customers in the Reykjavík area too. It is the kind of groundwork that turns the awkward first hour in a new country into a quick, well-signposted handover.

The fleet is broad enough to match almost any plan and budget. It runs from simple Budget and Compact 2WD vans for couples travelling light, through roomier Medium campers with extra berths for small families, up to capable 4x4 Campers for gravel roads and light Highland access. There are 4x4 Tent Campers with a rooftop tent for drive-and-sleep freedom, and Large campers for those who want the most space and comfort. Prices start from USD 84 per day, and every camper comes properly equipped for Iceland, with unlimited mileage, a heating system, bedding and full kitchen kit as standard, plus rentable extras from Wi-Fi routers and power inverters to camping gear and even guitars for campfire nights.

Where Go Campers really stands apart is in how it hands the keys over. A self-service 24/7 KeyBox system at Keflavík, paired with a 24-hour online check-in, means you can collect your camper at any hour, day or night, without waiting on office opening times. That convenience is backed by a genuinely strong track record: Go Campers holds 4.7 out of 5 based on more than 2,100 reviews, a level of consistency few operators of its size sustain. Taken together, the long experience, the wide fleet, the frictionless pickup and that steady stream of positive reviews explain why so many travellers choose it to start their Icelandic adventure.

Why travellers pick them

Why travellers choose Go Campers

Go Campers has spent 11 years perfecting the Icelandic road trip, and it shows in the numbers: a strong 4.7 out of 5 from more than 2,100 reviews. This is one of the larger, more polished camper operators on the island, and the appeal is easy to explain. A genuinely wide fleet, a self-service pickup that runs around the clock, unlimited mileage as standard, and a long list of thoughtful extras all point to the same thing: a company that has learned exactly what a Ring Road trip needs and built the rental around it.

4.72,100+ reviews

from $84per day

Unlimitedmileage

FreeKEF shuttle

Eleven years of experience. More than a decade of running campers through Icelandic seasons has shaped everything from the fleet mix to the pickup process, and the 4.7 rating across 2,100+ reviews reflects that consistency.
Unlimited mileage on every camper. There is no per-kilometre fee, so you can circle the whole island, double back for a waterfall, or chase the northern lights without watching an odometer.
Free airport shuttle and 24/7 self-service pickup. A complimentary shuttle meets you at Keflavík Airport, and the KeyBox system at Keflavík lets you collect your camper at any hour after a simple 24-hour online check-in, so a late-night landing never means a lost day.
A fleet for every kind of trip. The range runs from budget and compact two-berth vans up through medium and large campers, plus 4x4 models and a 4x4 with a rooftop tent for gravel roads and drive-and-sleep freedom.
A fuel discount key. Every rental includes a fuel key that takes 12 ISK off per litre at Orkan stations, a small saving that adds up quickly across a long lap of the Ring Road.
Trip-ready from the first turn of the key. Full kitchen equipment, a heating system and bedding come included, and you can add Wi-Fi routers, power inverters, camping gear, and even a guitar or ukulele for campfire nights.
Booking that stays flexible. Choose the refundable payment option and you get free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, so you can reserve a camper without locking in your whole itinerary.

What ties this together is convenience without the guesswork. With two branches, a Keflavík Airport base at Fuglavík 43 in Reykjanesbær and a Reykjavík office at Skógarhlíð 16, Go Campers keeps collection and return close to wherever your trip begins. The 24/7 KeyBox at the airport means arrivals and departures bend around your flight rather than office hours, and the complimentary shuttle covers Reykjavík-area customers too. It is the kind of setup that turns the awkward first and last hours of a camper trip into a formality.

The result is a rental that stays simple from booking to return. Unlimited mileage, the included kitchen kit, heating and bedding, and the Orkan fuel key make the day-to-day costs predictable, while the refundable option keeps your plans flexible. Whether you want a compact van for two on the paved Golden Circle, a medium camper with room for a small family, or a 4x4 with a rooftop tent for gravel tracks and light Highland access, the same wide choice, self-service ease and long-earned experience apply across the range.

The fleet

Six Go Campers tiers, from budget vans to family motorhomes

Go Campers spans six clearly defined camper tiers, from a simple 2WD budget van at $84 per day up to a roomy family motorhome at $189 per day, which is why travellers comparing it against the best campervan rentals in Iceland find a Go Campers berth to fit almost any trip: the best campervan rentals in Iceland.

Budget Campers

From $84/daySleeps 22WD

The Budget Campers tier is the cheapest way into a Go Campers road trip, a simple two-wheel-drive van built for one or two travellers who care more about the journey than the frills. It suits couples and solo adventurers keeping a close eye on the budget while still wanting a bed, a kitchen and a warm cabin to come back to each night. Every Budget camper arrives with unlimited mileage, kitchen equipment, a heating system and bedding, so you can cover the Ring Road without worrying about distance fees. As a 2WD van it is meant for Iceland's sealed roads and the classic summer loops rather than gravel F-roads or the Highlands.

Compact Campers

From $84/daySleeps 2Easy to drive

The Compact Campers tier is Go Campers' small, easy-to-drive 2WD camper for couples, pairing a manageable footprint with everything two people need to live on the road. It is an ideal match for first-time camper travellers who want something nimble to park at trailheads and simple to handle on long paved stretches. Like the rest of the fleet it comes with unlimited mileage, a full kitchen kit, a heating system and bedding included, so the price you see covers the essentials of a self-drive trip. Being two-wheel drive, it is at its best on Iceland's paved routes such as the Golden Circle and South Coast rather than rough gravel tracks.

Medium Campers

From $94/daySleeps up to 4Extra space

The Medium Campers tier steps up the space and berths, sleeping between two and four people and giving small families a little more room to breathe. It is the natural pick for parents travelling with a child or two, or for friends who want somewhere to spread out gear over a week on the road. Each Medium camper includes unlimited mileage, kitchen equipment, a heating system and bedding, so the whole party can cook, sleep and stay warm wherever the day ends. It remains well suited to Iceland's sealed roads and the popular touring routes, making it a comfortable base for a relaxed Ring Road itinerary.

4x4 Campers

From $94/day4x4Gravel ready

The 4x4 Campers tier brings four-wheel drive to the Go Campers line-up, opening up gravel roads and light Highland access for travellers who want to reach beyond the paved Ring Road. Its added traction and capability suit those planning to explore quieter corners, remote waterfalls and cleared mountain routes when conditions and insurance allow. As with every Go Campers vehicle, unlimited mileage, kitchen equipment, a heating system and bedding are included, so a more adventurous route does not mean sacrificing comfort. This is the tier to choose when your Iceland plans mix sealed roads with gravel and you want the confidence of all-wheel drive underneath you.

4x4 Tent Campers

From $94/day4x4Rooftop tent

The 4x4 Tent Campers tier is Go Campers' drive-and-sleep formula, a four-wheel-drive vehicle fitted with a rooftop tent for genuine freedom on the road. It is built for couples and adventurers who want to roam gravel routes by day and then bed down above the wheels wherever the evening finds them, rather than chasing a fixed campsite. The tier keeps the same generous inclusions as the rest of the fleet, with unlimited mileage, a kitchen kit, a heating system and bedding all provided. With four-wheel drive and a tent up top, it pairs real off-the-beaten-track mobility with the simple pleasure of sleeping under the Icelandic sky.

Large Campers

From $189/daySleeps up to 4Most space

The Large Campers tier is the roomiest option Go Campers offers, sleeping three to four people and built for families and comfort-seekers who want space to stretch out. It is the choice for travellers prioritising living space over price, giving everyone room to cook, relax and sleep without feeling boxed in over a longer trip. Every Large camper comes with unlimited mileage, full kitchen equipment, a heating system and bedding included, turning the vehicle into a genuine home on wheels. Ideal for a leisurely Ring Road tour, it lets a family follow Iceland's weather and light at their own pace with plenty of comfort along the way.

What's included

What comes with every Go Campers booking

Go Campers builds the essentials of a self-drive trip into the price rather than leaving them as afterthoughts at the desk. Every camper leaves the Keflavík and Reykjavík branches ready to live in, with unlimited mileage, a fully stocked kitchen, heating and bedding already covered. After 11 years of running road trips in Iceland, the company knows exactly what a traveller reaches for on day one, and it puts most of it in the van before you turn the key.

The following come as standard across the fleet, from the entry-level Budget and Compact vans to the roomy Large campers. They reflect a simple idea: the camper should be a self-contained base for the whole ring road, not a bare vehicle you then have to equip yourself.

Unlimited mileage on every rental, with no per-kilometre fee. Iceland's best stops are spread out, and a full loop of the ring road plus a few detours runs into the thousands of kilometres, so an uncapped allowance keeps the trip cost predictable and lets you follow the weather rather than a mileage meter.
A fuel discount key that takes 12 ISK off every litre at Orkan stations. Fuel is one of the larger line items on any Icelandic road trip, so a standing discount at a nationwide chain adds up quietly across a week or two of driving.
Full kitchen equipment, including a fridge, cutlery, dishes, a sponge, cleaner and rags. That means you can shop at a supermarket and cook your own meals from the first evening, which is where most of the real savings on an Iceland trip actually come from.
A heating system to keep the camper warm through cold nights and shoulder-season weather, so sleep and mornings stay comfortable even when the temperature outside drops.
Bedding supplied and ready in the van, so you arrive to a made-up sleeping space and skip both the packing and the cost of buying or hiring linen locally.

Taken together, these inclusions do the heavy lifting on the two things that make Iceland expensive: fuel and food. A camper that already carries a fridge, a working kitchen and a fuel discount turns every layby with a view into a place to cook and every night into paid-for accommodation, which is why a Go Campers self-drive trip so often works out cheaper than a car-plus-hotel itinerary covering the same ground.

Rentable extras that make the trip easier

Beyond the standard kit, Go Campers offers a set of optional extras you can add to a booking, chosen to solve the practical problems that come up on an Icelandic itinerary. They are there to be picked according to how and where you plan to travel, rather than bundled in to inflate the rate.

Wi-Fi routers for a reliable connection on the move, useful for live weather and road-closure updates from the official Icelandic services, navigation, and staying reachable in areas where a single foreign SIM can struggle.
Power inverters so you can charge cameras, phones, drones and laptops from the vehicle. On long driving days between sights, that keeps the devices you rely on for photos and directions topped up without hunting for a socket.
Camping gear to round out life outside the van, so you can settle in comfortably at Iceland's campsites without shipping bulky equipment across the Atlantic.
Guitars and ukuleles for campfire nights, a small but characteristic touch that says a lot about how Go Campers thinks about the evenings as well as the driving.

Free cancellation with the refundable option

Plans in Iceland bend around the weather, and Go Campers leaves room for that. If you choose the refundable payment option, you get free cancellation as long as you cancel at least 24 hours before pickup, which protects your money if a flight moves or your dates change. It is worth choosing that option deliberately at the point of booking, since a same-day cancellation or a no-show is charged in full. For a trip planned months ahead around an unpredictable climate, that flexibility is as much a part of the value as the kit in the van.

Pickup & locations

Pickup, locations and the free airport shuttle

Go Campers runs two branches in southwest Iceland: the Keflavík Airport base at Fuglavík 43, 230 Reykjanesbær, minutes from the international terminal, and a second branch in the capital at Skógarhlíð 16, 105 Reykjavík. Between them they cover the two ways most travellers begin an Icelandic road trip: straight off the plane at Keflavík, or after a night in the city.

If you fly in, the arrival is designed to be effortless. Once you have landed at Keflavík International Airport (KEF) and collected your bags, you make your way to the arrivals Meeting Point, where a free airport shuttle carries you the short distance to the Go Campers base. There is no separate transfer bill and no long trek to reach the fleet, so the gap between stepping off your flight and settling into your camper stays refreshingly small. For travellers already in town, the same courtesy applies: a complimentary shuttle serves Reykjavík-area customers, making the Skógarhlíð branch an easy starting point for anyone who plans a day or two in the capital before heading out to the Ring Road, the Golden Circle or the South Coast.

Flights into Iceland do not always arrive at convenient hours, and Go Campers has a clear answer for that. The Keflavík branch uses a self-service 24/7 KeyBox system, paired with 24-hour online check-in, so you can collect your camper at any hour rather than waiting for a counter to open. You complete your check-in ahead of time online, and when you reach the base your keys are ready in the KeyBox. Whether your plane touches down at dawn or close to midnight, the handover happens on your schedule, which is a genuine relief after a long day of travel.

The practical flow, then, is straightforward from start to finish. You land at KEF, meet the free shuttle at the arrivals Meeting Point, and ride the short way to the Keflavík base, where your online check-in and the KeyBox let you pick up the keys and load your gear without queuing. From there the open road begins immediately, whether you are looping the Ring Road, chasing waterfalls along the South Coast or turning north. With 11 years of experience behind this pickup process and two well-placed branches to choose from, Go Campers keeps the first hour in Iceland calm, self-paced and free of the usual arrival friction.

Where you can go

Where a Go Campers camper can take you in Iceland

The freedom of a Go Campers rental is simple: your bed, your kitchen and your route travel together, so you sleep where the day ends rather than doubling back to a hotel. With unlimited mileage on every camper, the only real question is which surface you want under your wheels. Collect your van from the Keflavík Airport branch through the 24/7 KeyBox, point it at the open road, and here is how to match a Go Campers vehicle to the drives you actually want to make, from sealed-asphalt classics to the summer gravel of the interior.

Almost every headline drive in Iceland runs on paved road, which is exactly where the Budget and Compact Campers shine. These easy-to-drive 2WD vans for one or two travellers, both from USD 84 per day, are ideal for the Golden Circle, the classic day loop from the capital that strings together Þingvellir National Park, the erupting hot springs at Geysir and the two-tiered thunder of Gullfoss. The same vans handle the South Coast beautifully, carrying you past Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, the black sands at Vík, and on to the drifting icebergs of Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and its neighbouring Diamond Beach. Every one of these sights sits on sealed road, so no four-wheel drive is required, and the fuel-discount key takes a little more off each stop along the way.

When the trip stretches out, the Ring Road (Route 1) becomes the goal, a roughly 1,300-kilometre paved loop of the entire island past waterfalls, fjords and fishing villages. Any Go Campers van can drive it, and here the unlimited mileage genuinely pays off, since no distance surcharge waits at the end of a full circuit. For couples wanting a little more room there are the Medium Campers from USD 94 per day with berths for a small family, while the Large Campers from USD 189 per day are the roomiest choice for three or four sharing, turning long touring days into comfortable ones. The paved Snæfellsnes peninsula, often called Iceland in miniature for its glacier-capped volcano, lava fields and the photogenic Kirkjufell mountain, is another rewarding circuit that suits any of these vans. To make the nights on the road easier, Go Campers rents out Wi-Fi routers for planning tomorrow's weather and power inverters for keeping cameras and phones charged, plus kitchen kit, heating and bedding included as standard.

The interior of Iceland is a different country, and reaching it means choosing the right camper honestly. The mountain F-roads that climb toward the rhyolite peaks and hot springs of Landmannalaugar or into the green glacial valley of Þórsmörk may be driven only in a 4x4 Camper or a 4x4 Tent Camper (both from USD 94 per day), never in a Budget, Compact or Medium 2WD van. Those F-roads open only in the short summer window, roughly mid-June to September once the snow has cleared, and proper insurance for gravel and river conditions is essential before you leave the tarmac. The 4x4 Tent Camper is the purest expression of the drive-and-sleep idea, a four-wheel-drive base by day and a rooftop sleeping platform by night, letting you wake up deep in the Highlands where the light is best. Whichever camper you choose, the Go Campers principles hold steady: 4.7 out of 5 from over 2,100 reviews, eleven years of road-trip know-how, and staff who will steer you to the routes that genuinely fit the van in your hands.

When to go

Iceland with Go Campers, season by season

Go Campers has spent 11 years perfecting the Icelandic road trip, and its two branches at Keflavík Airport and Reykjavík make arrival easy in any month: a free airport shuttle meets you at the Meeting Point, and a 24/7 KeyBox lets you collect your camper at any hour once you have completed the 24-hour online check-in. Prices start from USD 84 per day with unlimited mileage, and every van leaves the lot with a heating system, bedding and full kitchen equipment already fitted. The honest question is not whether you can travel, but which season suits the trip you have in mind and which camper from the wide Go fleet you should pair with it.

From roughly June to August the mountain F-roads and the Highland interior open, and the near-endless daylight of the midnight sun lets you drive late into the evening without ever chasing sunset. This is the most flexible window for a Go Campers booking, and the moment when availability across the full fleet is at its best, from the Budget and Compact Campers for couples to the roomy Large Campers for families. It is also the season the 4x4 Tent Campers come into their own: a four-wheel-drive van with a rooftop tent gives you drive-and-sleep freedom on gravel roads and light Highland tracks while the long light holds. If your route stays on the paved circuits, the Ring Road, the Golden Circle, the South Coast and Snæfellsnes, a 2WD Budget or Medium Camper keeps fuel costs down, and the included fuel discount key shaves 12 ISK off every litre at Orkan stations across those long summer distances.

Autumn (September to October) brings the first northern lights of the season, thinner crowds and a quieter pace on the roads. This is when the standard heating system and included bedding earn their keep, keeping the cabin warm after a cold evening spent watching the aurora. A 4x4 Camper is a sensible pairing as the weather turns and gravel roads grow greasier, giving you the clearance and traction to reach quieter viewpoints without drama. Winter (November to March) is the aurora season proper, and it asks for genuine respect: daylight is short, the F-roads and Highlands close, and ice, snow and loose gravel reward a slow, deliberate pace. For most winter travellers the honest advice is to pick a well-heated camper, stick to the main paved routes, and check road and weather conditions before every leg. Here the 24/7 KeyBox proves especially handy, since winter flights often land in the dark and self-service collection means you are never waiting on an office to open.

Spring (April to May) is the quiet shoulder: milder driving on the lowland routes, longer light by the week, and softer rates before the summer rush, though the higher passes and F-roads stay shut until the thaw clears them. In both shoulder seasons the Go Campers fundamentals do the heavy lifting. Heating and bedding come as standard, so an early or late trip stays warm without you paying extra for the comfort, and the fuel discount key keeps stretching a long-distance budget whether you are circling the Ring Road or working the South Coast. Book the camper for the season rather than the season for the camper, lean on the 4.7 out of 5 record built over 2,100+ reviews, and Iceland tends to reward the choice.

Who it's for

Who Go Campers is best for

Go Campers is one of Iceland's larger and more polished camper operators, with 11 years of experience and a fleet that runs from simple two-berth budget vans to roomy family campers and true 4x4s. That breadth, backed by a 4.7 out of 5 rating from more than 2,100 reviews, means there is a sensible match for almost every kind of Icelandic road trip, whether you are counting every króna or chasing gravel roads into the Highlands.

Budget-conscious couples are the natural starting point. The Budget and Compact Campers from USD 84 per day are easy-to-drive 2WD vans built for one or two people, with unlimited mileage, a heating system, bedding and full kitchen equipment already included. They keep running costs low on paved routes like the Ring Road, the Golden Circle and the South Coast, so two travellers can plan a self-drive loop without worrying about mileage fees or a long list of paid basics. Small families and pairs who simply want more room step up to the Medium Campers from USD 94 per day, which add space and berths for two to four people, while families and comfort-seekers who want the roomiest option go for the Large Campers from USD 189 per day.

Go Campers also suits adventurers who want to leave the paved network behind. The 4x4 Campers from USD 94 per day give you four-wheel drive for gravel roads and light Highland access, and the 4x4 Tent Campers pair that capability with a rooftop tent for genuine drive-and-sleep freedom. Beyond the vehicle itself, this is a company for travellers who value a big, established and well-reviewed operator: two branches at Keflavík Airport and in Reykjavík, a free airport shuttle, and a generous menu of rentable extras that stretches from Wi-Fi routers and power inverters to camping gear and even guitars for campfire nights. Late-night arrivals are especially well served, because the 24/7 self-service KeyBox at Keflavík (with a 24-hour online check-in) lets you collect your camper at any hour rather than waiting for a desk to open.

It is worth being honest about who might look elsewhere. Because Go Campers is a bigger, more systematised operation, travellers who want the hand-held, first-name service of a tiny family firm may prefer a smaller boutique operator, and anyone who needs guaranteed free cancellation should choose the refundable payment option and cancel at least 24 hours before pickup. For most road-trippers, though, the combination of a wide fleet, unlimited mileage, self-service pickup and a strong review record makes Go Campers an easy shortlist candidate. If you are still weighing your options, it can help to line it up against the best campervan rentals in Iceland before you book.

CampervanPlanet verdict

Go Campers is one of Iceland's larger and more established camper operators, with 11 years of experience and a genuinely strong record of 4.7 out of 5 from more than 2,100 reviews. Its real strength is range: the fleet stretches from Budget and Compact vans at USD 84 per day through family-sized Medium and Large campers up to true 4x4 and 4x4 tent campers, and every rental includes unlimited mileage, heating, bedding and kitchen equipment rather than nickel-and-diming you at the desk. Pickup is easy too, with a free Keflavík Airport shuttle, a Reykjavík branch, a 24/7 self-service KeyBox for late-night arrivals and a deep menu of extras from Wi-Fi routers to camping gear. It suits budget couples, touring families and adventurers heading for gravel roads and the Highlands who want a big, well-reviewed operator with plenty of choice. The honest caveats are that prices are quoted in US dollars, so factor in currency conversion, and that a larger operation naturally feels less personal than a small boutique firm; if guaranteed free cancellation matters to you, be sure to select the refundable payment option and cancel at least 24 hours before pickup. For most Icelandic road trips, Go Campers is a dependable, easy company to recommend.

Good to know

Go Campers FAQ

How much does it cost to rent a campervan from Go Campers?+

Go Campers prices start from USD 84 per day, and every rental comes with unlimited mileage so there is no distance fee to worry about. Budget and Compact campers begin at $84 per day, Medium and 4x4 models from $94 per day, and the roomy Large camper from $189 per day. The from-price you see already includes core essentials like heating, bedding and kitchen equipment.

Where is Go Campers located and does it offer an airport shuttle?+

Go Campers has two Icelandic branches: one at Keflavík Airport (Fuglavík 43, 230 Reykjanesbær) and one in Reykjavík (Skógarhlíð 16, 105 Reykjavík). It runs a free shuttle from Keflavík International Airport, where you meet the team at the arrivals Meeting Point, plus a complimentary shuttle for Reykjavík-area customers. A 24/7 KeyBox self-service system at Keflavík lets you collect your camper any time after completing the required 24-hour online check-in.

What is included in a Go Campers rental?+

Every Go Campers booking includes unlimited mileage, a heating system, bedding and a full kitchen kit with fridge, cutlery, dishes and cleaning supplies. You also get a fuel discount key that saves 12 ISK per litre at Orkan stations across Iceland. This means the core road-trip essentials are ready to go the moment you pick up your camper.

What types of campervans does Go Campers offer?+

Go Campers runs a wide fleet across six categories to suit different group sizes and budgets. Budget and Compact campers are easy-to-drive 2WD vans for 1 to 2 people, while Medium campers sleep 2 to 4 and the Large camper takes 3 to 4 in extra comfort. For rougher terrain there are 4x4 Campers and 4x4 Tent Campers, the latter fitted with a rooftop tent for drive-and-sleep freedom.

Can I drive Go Campers vehicles on F-roads and in the Highlands?+

Only the 4x4 Campers and 4x4 Tent Campers from Go Campers are suited to gravel roads and light Highland access, and they must be driven with the proper insurance in place. The 2WD Budget, Compact, Medium and Large campers are not permitted on F-roads. If the Highlands are on your itinerary, choose a four-wheel-drive model from the outset.

Is Go Campers good and how is it rated?+

Go Campers holds a strong 4.7 out of 5 rating based on more than 2,100 reviews, reflecting a well-established operation. With 11 years of experience perfecting the Icelandic road-trip experience, it is one of the larger and more polished camper operators in the country. Travellers highlight its wide fleet, smooth self-service pickup and generous range of trip extras.

What is the Go Campers cancellation policy?+

If you choose the refundable payment option, Go Campers offers free cancellation as long as you cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled pickup. Cancellations made on the same day as pickup, or no-shows, are charged in full. Selecting the refundable option at booking is the way to keep your plans flexible.

What extras can I add to a Go Campers booking?+

Go Campers offers a generous list of rentable extras to tailor your trip, including Wi-Fi routers, power inverters and camping gear. You can even add guitars and ukuleles for campfire nights under the Icelandic sky. Customised itineraries are also available if you would like help planning your route.

Go Campers well-reviewed, wide-range Iceland campers with 11 years of experience