Grundarfjörður Campsite

The campsite in Grundarfjörður offers a unique and picturesque location, overlooking either the sea or the majestic mountain range, with the famous Mt. Kirkjufell visible from the camping ground. Services available at the campsite include walking paths, a playground, a swimming pool, electricity, a restaurant, and toilets. The area is divided into smaller sections, each with its own facilities including washing dishes and access for disabled guests. Grundarfjörður is the perfect base for those who want to explore the stunning Snæfellsnes peninsula. There are various excursions available in every direction, allowing visitors to discover the beauty of the region and its National Park. Additionally, the nearby swimming pool and hiking trails offer great opportunities to unwind and enjoy the stunning surroundings. For those who prefer outdoor activities, Grundarfjörður offers horseback riding, kayaking, whale watching, golfing, sea angling, and bird watching by boat. The area is well-known for its still winds and breathtaking sunsets, especially behind the iconic Mt. Kirkjufell during the summer months.

The campsite in Grundarfjörður offers a unique and picturesque location, overlooking either the sea or the majestic mountain range, with the famous Mt. Kirkjufell visible from the camping ground. Services available at the campsite include walking paths, a playground, a swimming pool, electricity, a restaurant, and toilets. The area is divided into smaller sections, each with its own facilities including washing dishes and access for disabled guests. Grundarfjörður is the perfect base for those who want to explore the stunning Snæfellsnes peninsula. There are various excursions available in every direction, allowing visitors to discover the beauty of the region and its National Park. Additionally, the nearby swimming pool and hiking trails offer great opportunities to unwind and enjoy the stunning surroundings. For those who prefer outdoor activities, Grundarfjörður offers horseback riding, kayaking, whale watching, golfing, sea angling, and bird watching by boat. The area is well-known for its still winds and breathtaking sunsets, especially behind the iconic Mt. Kirkjufell during the summer months.