Dear Maria Lucia, since this video we have renewed our fleet. I would gladly give you advice. Can you send me an email to [email protected]? Best regards Ólafur Þ. Camper Iceland.

Bartosz Feński the video was made in November, hope that helps an happy holidays

And how many campsites were fully operational during winter time? Was it hard to get electricity and stuff like that for motorhome?

Bartosz Feński we have extensive information on our webpage to topics like that. In 2015 when the Icelandic government decided that campers must go to camp grounds (with certain exception) many operators such as us asked for solutions all year long. If you check this link you will not only find all informations on where to camp but on the bottom of the page is a link where you can always check what camp grounds are open in the winter. We have experienced different opinions on the internet whether the winter makes sense or not but fact is we have many customers that love it. Especially because they hunt for Northern Lights and what‘s better then a vehicle with a heating system and enough space to do that. Check this out: www.campericeland.is/en/where-can-i-camp/

As long as you drive on a road (paved or not) there is nothing illegal. Further restrictions is subject to the rented category... more about that under www.campericeland.is (information)

go to www.campericeland.is/en/extras/ scroll a bit down.

+StephCastonguay The Motor Home got them everywhere. The weather in Iceland can vary a lot. The 4x4 has the advantage of getting you there even if it snows. However the Motor Home has more space.

No that was the thing, everything was accessible by camper. They hiked a lot and of course walked to the sights. F.e. Svartifoss (basalt waterfall) is only accessible by foot. It's a national park and it takes you 15-30 minute to get there.

Daniel Johnson Thanks! how about the ice cave? does the camper rental company let you rent the pick axe and crampons?