Iceland Campers

A family-run rental based in Keflavík

Iceland Campers says it was established in 2024 by Icelandic couple Eyþór and Hildur, who built the business around their interest in travel, nature and campervan trips. The company positions its vans as both transport and accommodation, allowing visitors to plan a route around Iceland without booking a separate hotel for every night. Its fleet is described as 2024 models or newer, with a focus on modern interiors and stronger electrical and heating systems for Iceland’s changeable conditions. The company lists its base at Hólmbergsbraut 5 in Keflavík, close to the country’s main international airport.

Six layouts for different group sizes

The rental catalogue includes Compact and Compact+ vans for two people, Flex and Flex+ models for three, and Grand and Grand+ configurations for up to five. Each is listed as front-wheel drive and unsuitable for Highland routes; transmission differs by model, with manual options across the range and automatic transmissions on Flex+ and Grand+. Travellers can compare each vehicle page for sleeping arrangements and equipment before booking. The site presents the camper as a place to sleep as well as a way to travel; customer accounts mention cooking equipment, heating and onboard Wi-Fi, but the exact kit should be checked for the selected van.

Airport transfers and trip preparation

The company advertises complimentary airport pickup and drop-off, with customer accounts describing arranged transfers from Keflavík Airport. Its travel resources include campsite information, a driving guide and practical tips. The FAQ asks renters to bring a valid driver’s licence, passport or identity card, and a credit card for the deposit. It also addresses international licences, minimum age, additional drivers, mileage limits, minimum rental periods, changes and cancellations, so these terms can be checked before dates are confirmed. The site describes the vehicles as family-business rentals and says the team offers advice about road conditions, weather and places to visit.

Booking, insurance and rental conditions

Reservations are made by choosing a camper, entering travel dates and continuing to its booking page. The company promotes transparent pricing and a no-hidden-fees approach, while the FAQ contains the detailed rules for changes and cancellation. Full insurance is offered as an option; travellers should compare its coverage and excess with their own needs and read the contract for exclusions, deposits, mileage and road restrictions. Since the catalogue explicitly marks the listed models as not suitable for Highland driving, renters planning inland routes need to choose a vehicle and itinerary consistent with the rental terms and Icelandic road conditions.

Customer contact and travel information

The business lists +354 511 5900 and booking@icelandcampers.is, with contact hours of 08:00–17:00. Its website links to Facebook, Instagram and YouTube and provides separate pages for the fleet, insurance, extras, frequently asked questions, campsites and driving guidance. These resources support the planning and rental process; availability, included equipment, transfer arrangements and insurance terms depend on the dates and vehicle selected.