Eyrarbakki Campsite

Location & Setting

Eyrarbakki Campsite is situated on the west side of the village, just beyond the Hafnarbrú bridge, offering peaceful surroundings with easy walking access to the historic center and nearby bird sanctuary by the sea‍. The village of Eyrarbakki is a charming, historic fishing community known for its well-preserved 19th-century wooden houses and cultural charm.

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Facilities & Amenities

The campsite is equipped with cold and hot water, electricity, toilets, showers, and a children’s playground. A new service house also houses showers, a washing machine, and a tumble dryer, making it well-suited for families and travelers needing comfort.

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Atmosphere & Pricing

Reviewers describe the site as quiet, spacious, and close to the sea. One guest noted it offers “small, quiet places in nature” with “very well maintained” facilities and friendly staff. Prices around 2,000 ISK.

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Local Highlights

Across the village, you'll find two fascinating museums: the Árnesinga Folk Museum (housed in the 1765 “House”) and the Maritime Museum, both located near the church. A short walk takes you to scenic black sand beaches and the dramatic rocky coastline—a perfect spot for walks and birdwatching. For dining or coffee, visit the beloved Rauða húsið (Red House) restaurant. Don’t miss the Hallskot recreation forest and the nearby Flói Bird Reserve—ideal for birders and peaceful woodland walks.