Raufarhöfn Campsite

The camping site in Raufarhöfn offers a peaceful and tranquil setting by the pond. The facilities are well-maintained and conveniently located within walking distance to all services. Services available at the campsite include electricity, a restaurant, a swimming pool, fishing, a playground, walking paths, showers, a washing machine, toilets, and dogs are allowed. Next to the campsite is the Sports Center which offers additional amenities such as a washing machine and dryer for a fee, an indoor pool, hot tub, steam room, fitness center, and serves as a model for locals and tourists alike. Raufarhöfn offers all the necessary services such as health care, a pharmacy, a grocery store, a bank, a post office, a gym, a car repair shop, fuel stations, hotels, guesthouses, and cafes. As the northernmost village in Iceland, Raufarhöfn experiences unique natural phenomena such as bright spring nights and dark winter days. The village is also home to the Arctic Circle monument, which combines Icelandic culture, literary history, classical science, and special natural conditions. In addition to the main campsite by the pond, there is also an additional campsite available at the football field, suitable for campers and others who do not require electricity. The campsite is open year-round.

The camping site in Raufarhöfn offers a peaceful and tranquil setting by the pond. The facilities are well-maintained and conveniently located within walking distance to all services. Services available at the campsite include electricity, a restaurant, a swimming pool, fishing, a playground, walking paths, showers, a washing machine, toilets, and dogs are allowed. Next to the campsite is the Sports Center which offers additional amenities such as a washing machine and dryer for a fee, an indoor pool, hot tub, steam room, fitness center, and serves as a model for locals and tourists alike. Raufarhöfn offers all the necessary services such as health care, a pharmacy, a grocery store, a bank, a post office, a gym, a car repair shop, fuel stations, hotels, guesthouses, and cafes. As the northernmost village in Iceland, Raufarhöfn experiences unique natural phenomena such as bright spring nights and dark winter days. The village is also home to the Arctic Circle monument, which combines Icelandic culture, literary history, classical science, and special natural conditions. In addition to the main campsite by the pond, there is also an additional campsite available at the football field, suitable for campers and others who do not require electricity. The campsite is open year-round.