So, should you do Iceland in a campervan? Absolutely! I personally cannot think of a better way to explore the beautiful country. Not only is it the most flexible way to explore the country, but Iceland in a campervan also makes sense because it is the budget way to travel in one of the most expensive places in Europe.

Wild camping, sometimes known as free camping, is illegal in Iceland unless you're in a traditional tent. Even then, there are a lot of rules and restrictions. If you are camping in a campervan, motorhome, caravan, or car then you must spend the night at a campsite.

Answer and Explanation: People who come from Iceland or who claim descent from that country are known as Icelanders. Icelandic culture is considered Nordic and Scandinavian, meaning that people who lived in that region centuries ago belonged to a genetic subset belonging to a North Germanic language family.

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.