Iceland Campers Review, Fleet & Prices

The brand

Who is Iceland Campers?

Pick-up office: Hólmbergsbraut 5, 230 Keflavík

Iceland Campers is a family-run campervan rental built around one simple promise: a fresh van, a fair price and a warm welcome the moment you land. Where many Icelandic operators keep older vehicles in service for years, this company runs an entirely brand-new 2024+ fleet, so the camper that meets you is clean, modern and mechanically fresh rather than a tired workhorse near the end of its life.

That care shows in the reviews. Iceland Campers holds a 4.9 rating on Google, a perfect 5.0 on Facebook and 4.7 on Trustpilot, a consistency across independent platforms that is hard to fake and speaks to genuinely happy travellers rather than a single lucky season. The team leans into that reputation with its own tagline, "Iceland's top-rated camper van rental," and backs it with the sort of hands-on service a family business can give.

The base sits at Holmbergsbraut 5, 230 Keflavik, just minutes from Keflavik Airport (KEF), which makes collection effortless after a long-haul flight. Iceland Campers includes free airport pick-up and drop-off, so there is no taxi to arrange and no shuttle to chase, and the office runs 08:00 to 17:00 with 24/7 customer support for anything that comes up on the road. Every van arrives with kitchen and cooking gear plus bedding, and the booking is deliberately transparent: the price you see is the price you pay, with no hidden fees.

Why book

Why choose Iceland Campers

Iceland Campers earns its top ratings the honest way: a genuinely new fleet, pricing without surprises and a family team that treats every booking personally. For travellers planning a classic paved-road adventure, it is one of the most reassuring choices on the island.

4.9Google rating

5.0on Facebook

2024+brand-new vans

FreeKEF transfer

A brand-new 2024+ fleet. Every camper is a current-generation model, so you get modern comfort, better fuel economy and the peace of mind that comes with a fresh vehicle rather than a well-worn one.
Honest, no-hidden-fees pricing. The quote you accept is the amount you pay, with kitchen equipment, cooking gear and bedding already included. No mystery surcharges appear at the counter.
Free airport transfer. Free pick-up and drop-off between Keflavik Airport (KEF) and the base at Holmbergsbraut 5, so collection is quick and stress-free straight off the plane.
Top ratings across the board. 4.9 on Google, 5.0 on Facebook and 4.7 on Trustpilot, a level of consistency that reflects real, repeated satisfaction.
Friendly family service and 24/7 support. A small, hands-on team gives pre-trip weather and road guidance before you set off, then stays reachable around the clock while you travel.

One thing to know up front, framed honestly: the entire fleet is 2WD (front-wheel drive). That is not a limitation for most visitors, it is a perfect fit. The vans are ideal for the Ring Road, Golden Circle, South Coast, Snaefellsnes and Reykjanes, the paved routes where the vast majority of Iceland's highlights actually sit. If your plan is a summer or shoulder-season loop on sealed roads rather than fording rivers on Highland F-roads, a fresh, well-priced 2WD camper from Iceland Campers gives you everything you need and nothing you would overpay for.

In short, Iceland Campers is the fresh-vans, friendly, great-value, no-surprises option: newer than most, transparent about cost, and genuinely easy to deal with from the airport transfer to the final drop-off.

The fleet

A brand-new 2024+ fleet, built for the Ring Road

Iceland Campers runs one of the freshest line-ups you will find among the best campervan rentals in Iceland, with three tiers of 2024-or-newer, front-wheel-drive vans sized for couples, small groups and families. In our booking engine the bookable models are the Compact+ (manual), the Flex+ (automatic), the Grand (manual) and the Grand+ (automatic); the Compact and the Flex did not appear in our search.

Compact / Compact+

Sleeps 22WD2024+ model

The Compact and Compact+ are the budget two-berth campers, purpose-built for couples who want to keep costs down without giving up comfort. Both are brand-new front-wheel-drive vans that sleep two, with a tidy sleeping area and the cooking and bedding kit you need to be self-sufficient on the road. Nimble and easy to park, they are ideal for the classic paved loops: the full Ring Road, the Golden Circle, the South Coast and Snaefellsnes. These are sealed-road campers rather than F-road or Highland vehicles, which keeps them light, economical on fuel and simple to drive. If your priority is the best value for two, this is the tier to start with.

Flex / Flex+

Sleeps 32WD2024+ model

Step up to the Flex or Flex+ for a little more room while staying easy to handle on the road. Both sleep three and come from the same brand-new 2024+ generation, so you get fresh vans with a comfortable bed, a working kitchen and full bedding included. The Flex+ adds an automatic gearbox, a welcome touch for anyone who would rather not shift gears on Iceland's long, scenic drives. As a two-wheel-drive camper it is at its best on paved routes such as the Ring Road, the Golden Circle, the South Coast and Reykjanes, not on gravel Highland F-roads. It is a smart middle choice: roomier than the Compact, still light and frugal to run.

Grand / Grand+

Sleeps 52WD2024+ model

The Grand and Grand+ are the family choice, sleeping up to five in a spacious, brand-new 2024+ van. There is genuine space for parents and children to travel together, with the kitchen, cooking gear and bedding you need for everyone on board. The Grand+ comes with an automatic transmission, making it the most relaxed of the range to drive when the itinerary is long. Like every Iceland Campers vehicle it is front-wheel drive and made for sealed roads: the Ring Road, the Golden Circle and the South Coast rather than the Highlands or F-roads. For a group of four or five who want one comfortable, no-surprises basecamp on wheels, the Grand tier delivers.

PricesUpdated 23 October 2026

How much does Iceland Campers cost?

Iceland Campers campervans in Iceland start at €73 a day on CampervanPlanet (Compact+ Camper manual, November 2026). The typical price is €178 a day across 4 vehicles picked up at the Iceland Campers base in Keflavík (free airport transfer) from November 2026 to October 2027: €158 in winter, €174 in spring, €268 in summer and €205 in autumn. A 7-night rental in summer costs about €1,876.

Typical price: 7th cheapest of 18 in Iceland
Automatic: 2 of 4 vehicles (40% in Iceland overall)
Minimum driver age: 20
Free cancellation: Up to 1 day before pick-up

Winter€1,106for 7 nights€158 a dayNovember to March

Spring€1,218for 7 nights€174 a dayApril and May

Summer€1,876for 7 nights€268 a dayJune to August

Autumn€1,435for 7 nights€205 a daySeptember and October

Is Iceland Campers cheap?

Iceland Campers is mid-priced in Iceland: its typical price of €178 a day is the 7th cheapest of the 18 companies we checked. By season: winter €158, above the Iceland median of €140; spring €174, below the Iceland median of €230; summer €268, below the Iceland median of €364; autumn €205, below the Iceland median of €292.

Closest companies with a lower typical price: Black Sheep Campers (€95), Star Car Rental (€108), Rent.is (€166). Higher: Go Campers (€185), Indie Campers (€195), CampEasy (€209).

Which Iceland Campers campervan is cheapest for your group?

For 2 peopleCompact+ Camper (manual)from €73 a day · sleeps 2
For 3 peopleFlex+ Camper (Automatic)from €140 a day · sleeps 3
For 4 or 5 peopleGrand Camper (manual)from €176 a day · sleeps 5

How much does Iceland Campers cost per day in each month?

Typical price per day and the cheapest Iceland Campers offer for a 7-night rental starting in that month, picked up at Iceland Campers' only base, in Keflavík with a free airport transfer. November to March are the cheapest months; August is the most expensive.

November 2026€158from €73

December 2026€158from €73

January 2027€158from €73

February 2027€158from €73

March 2027€158from €73

April 2027€160from €84

May 2027€186from €91

June 2027€224from €102

July 2027€316from €126

August 2027€325from €140

September 2027€223from €107

October 2027€194from €87

How much does each Iceland Campers campervan cost?

Iceland Campers price per day by vehicle and season, EUR, 7-night rentals
Vehicle	Sleeps	Gearbox	Drive type	From	Winter	Spring	Summer	Autumn
Compact+ Camper (manual)Sleeps 2 · Manual · 2WDWinter €73 · Spring €88 · Autumn €97	2	Manual	2WD	€73	€73	€88	€126	€97
Flex+ Camper (Automatic)Sleeps 3 · Automatic · 2WDWinter €140 · Spring €154 · Autumn €194	3	Automatic	2WD	€140	€140	€154	€264	€194
Grand Camper (manual)Sleeps 5 · Manual · 2WDWinter €176 · Spring €192 · Autumn €223	5	Manual	2WD	€176	€176	€192	€368	€223
Grand+ Camper (Automatic)Sleeps 5 · Automatic · 2WDWinter €191 · Spring €218 · Autumn €242	5	Automatic	2WD	€187	€191	€218	€408	€242

How much is a week with Iceland Campers including zero-excess cover?

A week with zero excess costs €877 with Iceland Campers: €511 rental for the Compact+ Camper manual plus €366 for Zero Risk Insurance, the Iceland Campers cover that takes the excess to zero (9 to 16 March 2027, Keflavík base). That is the 8th cheapest of 10 Iceland companies on the same basis, after Green Light (€636), Konvin (€674), Rent.is (€723), Go Campers (€737), CampEasy (€776) and Black Sheep Campers (€840).

Price per vehicle per day with the basic cover, before extras and anything paid at pick-up. "Typical" means the median price of all Iceland Campers vehicles. Checked in the CampervanPlanet booking engine on 23 October 2026 for pick-ups from November 2026 to October 2027. Compare Iceland Campers with the other 17 companies in Iceland.

What's included

Everything you need, no hidden fees

Iceland Campers keeps its pricing honest, so what you see is what you get: a brand-new van kitted out to explore, with the extras that usually cost more already in the box.

Brand-new 2024+ vans: every camper in the fleet is a fresh, current-generation vehicle, clean and reliable from the first day of your trip.
Free airport pick-up and drop-off: complimentary transfer between Keflavik Airport and the base, so you can step off your flight and be on the road without extra taxi costs.
Kitchen, cooking and bedding equipment: the gear you need to cook and sleep comfortably is packed and ready, from cookware and utensils to duvets and pillows.
24/7 customer support: a real team on call around the clock for the length of your rental, wherever the Ring Road takes you.
Pre-trip weather and road guidance: honest, up-to-date advice on Icelandic conditions and route planning before you set off, tailored to a 2WD paved-route trip.
No hidden fees: transparent pricing with no last-minute surprises at the counter, so your quote is the price you actually pay.

Pickup and getting started

Minutes from Keflavik Airport

Iceland Campers is based at Holmbergsbraut 5, 230 Keflavik, just minutes from Keflavik Airport (KEF), which makes collecting your camper the easy first step of the trip rather than a long detour.

When your flight lands, there is no need to arrange your own transport: the free airport pick-up and drop-off brings you the short distance from the terminal to the base. The office is open daily from 08:00 to 17:00, and the team meets you, walks you through the van and hands over a camper that is already stocked with the kitchen, cooking and bedding equipment you will use on the road. Because the base sits right beside the airport, most travellers are collecting their vehicle and heading out toward the Ring Road, the Golden Circle or the South Coast within a short time of arrival.

Getting started is simple. Book your dates, arrive at KEF, and use the free transfer to reach Holmbergsbraut 5. After a quick handover and a briefing that includes pre-trip weather and road guidance, you drive away in a brand-new 2024+ van with no hidden fees to worry about. At the end of your journey you return the camper to the same base and take the complimentary drop-off straight back to the terminal for your flight home.

Routes

Where an Iceland Campers van can take you

Iceland Campers builds its trips around the country's paved classics, and its 2WD vans handle those roads beautifully. For most first-time visitors, this is the trip: the Ring Road, the Golden Circle and the South Coast deliver the waterfalls, black-sand beaches and glacier lagoons that fill every Iceland highlight reel, all reachable on smooth tarmac.

The Ring Road (Route 1) is the signature Iceland Campers journey, a fully paved 1,332 km loop that circles the island and links almost every famous stop without ever leaving sealed roads. The Golden Circle packs Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir hot-spring field and Gullfoss waterfall into an easy day loop out of Reykjavik, ideal for a first day in a fresh van. Along the South Coast the paved road runs past Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, the Reynisfjara black-sand beach at Vik, and all the way to the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and neighbouring Diamond Beach, one of the most rewarding drives in the country.

Two shorter loops round out the paved itinerary. The Snaefellsnes peninsula, often called "Iceland in miniature", offers a glacier volcano, dramatic coastline and the photogenic Kirkjufell mountain on well-surfaced roads. The Reykjanes peninsula, right beside the airport, is a lava-field detour of geothermal steam vents and coastal lighthouses that makes a natural first or last stop. Between them these routes cover the Iceland that most travellers come to see.

One honest note on limits: every Iceland Campers vehicle is 2WD front-wheel drive, so it is built for paved roads only. The mountain F-roads and the Highlands interior legally require a 4x4 and are not covered by a 2WD camper. If your dream is river crossings and Landmannalaugar, you will want a different class of vehicle. For a paved loop of Iceland's coastal wonders, though, this fleet is exactly the right tool.

When to go

When to go with Iceland Campers

Iceland Campers rents across the whole year, so the question is less about availability and more about the kind of trip you want. Each season suits a 2WD camper differently, and being honest about the trade-offs helps you pick the right dates.

Summer (roughly June to August) is the sweet spot for a 2WD van. Daylight stretches close to 24 hours around the solstice, so you can drive late, chase good weather and never feel rushed between stops. The paved routes are at their easiest, the roadside campsites are all open, and the long light makes the Ring Road, South Coast and Snaefellsnes genuinely relaxing to cover at your own pace. This is the season most first-time visitors will love in a fresh, easy-to-drive camper.

Winter (roughly November to March) is a different, quieter kind of trip, and it can be magical, but it asks for more planning. The big draw is the northern lights, which need the dark skies that summer simply does not have. Days are short, some roads close in bad weather, and you will want to stick to the well-maintained paved main routes and shorter drives rather than attempting the full loop on a tight schedule. Iceland Campers helps here with pre-trip weather and road guidance and 24/7 support, so you always know current conditions before you set off. Spring and autumn sit in between: fewer crowds, softer prices and a fair chance of both good driving and early or late aurora.

Who it suits

Who Iceland Campers is best for

Iceland Campers is a natural fit for travellers who want a brand-new, easy, no-surprises van for Iceland's paved routes, backed by top ratings and a free airport transfer. The three-tier fleet means most groups find the right size, and the family-run service smooths the rest.

Couples who want the budget-friendly, nimble option: the Compact and Compact+ sleep two and are the easy 2-berth for a paved-route road trip.
Small groups of three who want a little more room without losing agility: the Flex and Flex+ (automatic available) sleep three and stay easy to handle on the Ring Road.
Families up to five: the Grand and Grand+ (automatic available) sleep five, making them the family choice for the Golden Circle and South Coast.
First-time visitors who want a brand-new 2024+ van that is simple to drive and free of surprises, sticking happily to Iceland's classic paved loops.
Travellers who value reputation and convenience: a 4.9 rating on Google, free Keflavik Airport pick-up and drop-off, and honest no-hidden-fees pricing.

It is worth being clear about who it does not suit. Because every van is 2WD, this is not the choice for the mountain F-roads or the Highlands interior, which require a 4x4. If your itinerary stays on paved roads, however, Iceland Campers gives you a fresh vehicle, a warm family-run team and one of the smoothest airport-to-road handovers in Keflavik.

CampervanPlanet verdict

Iceland Campers is a family-run rental with a brand-new 2024+ 2WD fleet, spanning the Compact, Flex and Grand tiers that sleep two to five. It earns some of the strongest reviews in the market: 4.9 on Google, 5.0 on Facebook and 4.7 on Trustpilot. Free Keflavik Airport pick-up and drop-off, kitchen and bedding equipment, 24/7 support and honest no-hidden-fees pricing make the whole experience refreshingly simple. The one trade-off is honest and easy to plan around: these are front-wheel-drive vans for paved roads, not the F-roads or Highlands. Best for couples, small groups and families up to five who want a fresh, easy, no-surprises camper for Iceland's classic paved routes.

Good to know

Iceland Campers FAQ

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

Iceland Campers campervans in Iceland start at €73 a day on CampervanPlanet (Compact+ Camper manual, November 2026). The typical price is €178 a day across 4 vehicles picked up at the Iceland Campers base in Keflavík (free airport transfer) from November 2026 to October 2027: €158 in winter, €174 in spring, €268 in summer and €205 in autumn. A 7-night rental in summer costs about €1,876. Prices checked on 23 October 2026.

Is Iceland Campers cheap?+

Iceland Campers is mid-priced in Iceland: its typical price of €178 a day is the 7th cheapest of the 18 companies we checked. By season: winter €158, above the Iceland median of €140; spring €174, below the Iceland median of €230; summer €268, below the Iceland median of €364; autumn €205, below the Iceland median of €292. Closest companies with a lower typical price: Black Sheep Campers (€95), Star Car Rental (€108), Rent.is (€166). Higher: Go Campers (€185), Indie Campers (€195), CampEasy (€209).

How much is a week with Iceland Campers including zero-excess cover?+

A week with zero excess costs €877 with Iceland Campers: €511 rental for the Compact+ Camper manual plus €366 for Zero Risk Insurance, the Iceland Campers cover that takes the excess to zero (9 to 16 March 2027, Keflavík base). That is the 8th cheapest of 10 Iceland companies on the same basis, after Green Light (€636), Konvin (€674), Rent.is (€723), Go Campers (€737), CampEasy (€776) and Black Sheep Campers (€840).

Is Iceland Campers a good, legit rental company?+

Yes. Iceland Campers is an established family-run campervan rental based in Keflavik with a brand-new 2024+ fleet. It holds some of the strongest ratings in the market, including 4.9 on Google, 5.0 on Facebook and 4.7 on Trustpilot. Its own tagline calls it Iceland's top-rated camper van rental, and the reviews back up a reputation for fresh vans and friendly service.

What campervans does Iceland Campers rent?+

Iceland Campers offers three tiers, all in brand-new 2024+ models. The Compact and Compact+ sleep two and suit couples, the Flex and Flex+ sleep three, and the Grand and Grand+ sleep up to five for families. The Plus versions of the Flex and Grand are available with automatic transmission. In our booking engine the bookable models are the Compact+ (manual), the Flex+ (automatic), the Grand (manual) and the Grand+ (automatic); the Compact and the Flex did not appear in our search.

Are the vehicles 4x4 or 2WD?+

Every Iceland Campers vehicle is 2WD front-wheel drive. There are no 4x4 models in the fleet. The vans are built for Iceland's paved roads, which is exactly what most first-time visitors need for the Ring Road and Golden Circle.

Can I drive F-roads with Iceland Campers?+

No. Iceland's mountain F-roads and the Highlands interior legally require a 4x4, and Iceland Campers rents only 2WD vans. These vehicles are not covered for F-road or Highland driving. They are ideal, however, for the paved Ring Road, Golden Circle, South Coast, Snaefellsnes and Reykjanes.

What is included with an Iceland Campers rental?+

Rentals come with a brand-new 2024+ van, free Keflavik Airport pick-up and drop-off, and full kitchen, cooking and bedding equipment. You also get 24/7 customer support and pre-trip weather and road guidance. Pricing is honest with no hidden fees.

Where is pickup, and is there an airport transfer?+

Pickup is at Holmbergsbraut 5, 230 Keflavik, just minutes from Keflavik Airport (KEF). The office is open 08:00 to 17:00. Iceland Campers provides a free airport pick-up and drop-off, so getting from the terminal to your van and back is straightforward.

How new are the vans?+

The entire fleet is brand new, built from 2024 and later models. This is one of Iceland Campers' core selling points, so you can expect a fresh, low-mileage van rather than an ageing one. A newer vehicle means fewer surprises on the road.

Are there any hidden fees?+

No. Iceland Campers advertises honest, no-hidden-fees pricing, which is a consistent theme in its customer reviews. The rental includes the airport transfer plus kitchen and bedding equipment, so the core essentials are covered up front. Zero-excess cover (Zero Risk Insurance) costs about €52 a day, the security deposit with the basic cover is €3,278 and drivers must be at least 20 (CampervanPlanet booking engine, October 2026).

Iceland Campers Top-rated, family-run, brand-new 2024+ camper fleet