Renting a campervan allows you to save money on your accommodations while travelling around Iceland. While the upfront cost is larger than what you'd pay for just a car rental, you'll find that not paying for a separate hotel fee is more than worth it. However, not all campervans in Iceland cost the same.

Today in Iceland, it is illegal to overnight or camp in cars, trailers, motorhomes, campervans, or any type of motorized vehicle outside of a designated campsite unless you have written permission from the landowner – which is quite unlikely that you will get if you can even find the property owner.

Iceland RV Rental Prices You can expect to pay anywhere from around 14,000 ISK to 60,000 ISK per day for a campervan rental in Iceland during the peak season, with some luxury models going for even higher prices. Prices are typically lower in the off-peak season.

Parking a Campervan in Iceland You cannot park and stay overnight in the campervan at a parking lot, hotel, gas station, roadside, etc. You can also only park on private lands and stay there if the land owner has given explicit permission.