Ólafsvík campsite located on the eastern side of the town. Whether you're arriving from Fróðárheiði, Grundarfjörður, or Reykjavík, you'll see it on the left side just before entering the town. The facilities at our campsite are quite good, with a small service house that offers hot and cold running water, toilets, and showers. We offer a range of services and activities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Golf enthusiasts can practice their swing on our course, while fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines in the nearby waters. If you're looking to cool off, swimming pool is just a 15-minute walk away, additionaly walking paths for those who want to explore the beautiful surrounding area, as well as a playground for children. If you're feeling hungry, the restaurant has you covered, serving up delicious meals for campers to enjoy. Other amenities include electricity and toilets, as well as wifi service provided by the Tourist Information Center, which operates the campsite. Ólafsvík is a charming town with around 1,000 residents. The fishing industry and the harbor play an important role in the local economy, and the area boasts stunning natural beauty, including a waterfall that cascades down behind the town. The town also has a fine museum housed in a historic retail building dating back to 1844, as well as a gas station, retail stores, a health care center, and a post office.

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Ólafsvík campsite located on the eastern side of the town. Whether you're arriving from Fróðárheiði, Grundarfjörður, or Reykjavík, you'll see it on the left side just before entering the town. The facilities at our campsite are quite good, with a small service house that offers hot and cold running water, toilets, and showers. We offer a range of services and activities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Golf enthusiasts can practice their swing on our course, while fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines in the nearby waters. If you're looking to cool off, swimming pool is just a 15-minute walk away, additionaly walking paths for those who want to explore the beautiful surrounding area, as well as a playground for children. If you're feeling hungry, the restaurant has you covered, serving up delicious meals for campers to enjoy. Other amenities include electricity and toilets, as well as wifi service provided by the Tourist Information Center, which operates the campsite. Ólafsvík is a charming town with around 1,000 residents. The fishing industry and the harbor play an important role in the local economy, and the area boasts stunning natural beauty, including a waterfall that cascades down behind the town. The town also has a fine museum housed in a historic retail building dating back to 1844, as well as a gas station, retail stores, a health care center, and a post office.

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