Ásbyrgi, Vesturdalur Campsite

The campsite in Vesturdalur, located in the beautiful Ásbyrgi National Park, is open from early June to mid-September and is exclusive to tents. While electricity and hot water are not available, guests have access to toilets and facilities for washing dishes. Keep in mind that phone coverage is limited, and reservations are not available for this campsite. Payment of the campsite fees is made on-site to the rangers. Despite the lack of modern amenities, the natural beauty of the area more than makes up for it. Road 862, which crosses the national park between Route 1 and Road 85, provides easy access to popular destinations such as Dettifoss, Hólmatungur, and Vesturdalur/Hljóðaklettar. This road is now completely paved, making it a convenient option for those visiting Dettifoss waterfall. The campsite ranger is available from 9-19 during the high season and can provide information on the national park, nature, and walking paths. In Asbyrgi, located 14 km from Vesturdalur, visitors can find Gljufrastofa, an information and service center. Various marked walking paths are available in the area, and camp rangers offer daily information trips during the high season. The starting point for these trips is at 14:00 by the parking site at Hljóðaklettar. So, if you're looking to escape modern life and connect with nature, the Vesturdalur campsite in Ásbyrgi National Park is the perfect place to do so.

The campsite in Vesturdalur, located in the beautiful Ásbyrgi National Park, is open from early June to mid-September and is exclusive to tents. While electricity and hot water are not available, guests have access to toilets and facilities for washing dishes. Keep in mind that phone coverage is limited, and reservations are not available for this campsite. Payment of the campsite fees is made on-site to the rangers. Despite the lack of modern amenities, the natural beauty of the area more than makes up for it. Road 862, which crosses the national park between Route 1 and Road 85, provides easy access to popular destinations such as Dettifoss, Hólmatungur, and Vesturdalur/Hljóðaklettar. This road is now completely paved, making it a convenient option for those visiting Dettifoss waterfall. The campsite ranger is available from 9-19 during the high season and can provide information on the national park, nature, and walking paths. In Asbyrgi, located 14 km from Vesturdalur, visitors can find Gljufrastofa, an information and service center. Various marked walking paths are available in the area, and camp rangers offer daily information trips during the high season. The starting point for these trips is at 14:00 by the parking site at Hljóðaklettar. So, if you're looking to escape modern life and connect with nature, the Vesturdalur campsite in Ásbyrgi National Park is the perfect place to do so.