Iceland’s Ring Road: 9 Amazing Places to Camp

Filled with some of the most spectacular (and eerie) landscapes and miles of vast, open roads, driving Iceland’s Ring Road is an incredible adventure.

However, Iceland isn’t a cheap place to visit, and it’s even more expensive to visit for the amount of time it takes to circumnavigate the country.

For the average budget traveler, Iceland may seem like a huge splurge.

One way to save a lot of money while traveling in Iceland is by camping instead of staying in hotels or hostels.

If you’re camping for the first time, you’ll want to make sure you have all the necessary equipment before you leave home.

There are also places in Reykjavík where you can rent equipment you may need.

There are campsites anywhere you’d want to go on the Ring Road, so you can jump in a car and start your journey.

1. Seljalandsfoss (Hamragarðar)

As a popular tourist hotspot, Seljalandsfoss is most famous for having a short hiking trail that enables visitors to venture behind…