The Hallormsstaður Atlavík Campsite is nestled within Iceland’s largest forest, Hallormsstaðaskógur, beside the serene Lake Lagarfljót in East Iceland. This tranquil campsite offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Iceland's lush woodlands, providing a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature.
Campsite Overview
- Location: Hallormsstaður, Fljótsdalur, East Iceland
- Opening Season: May 20 – September 30
- Facilities:
- Two toilet houses with hot and cold running water
- Dishwashing facilities
- Waste disposal for mobile homes
- Accessible toilet
- Outdoor barbecue area
- Picnic tables and chairs
- Children's playground
- Laundry facilities (dryer and washing machine)
- Showers
- Dogs allowed on a leash
Nature & Activities
- Hiking Trails: Explore over 40 km of marked walking paths within Hallormsstaðaskógur, including the Hallormsstaður hiking circle—a family-friendly trail that connects to various marked hiking routes .
- Arboretum: Visit the Trjásafn tree museum, featuring over 90 different types of trees and bushes, offering a unique insight into Iceland's diverse flora .
- Lake Lagarfljót: Enjoy the scenic beauty of Lake Lagarfljót, renowned for its fishing opportunities and folklore, including tales of a lake monster.
Nearby Amenities
- Hotel Hallormsstaður: Indulge in a more upscale experience at the nearby Hotel Hallormsstaður, featuring 100 stylish rooms and a delectable restaurant .
Pricing 2025
- Camping Fee: Approximately 2,000 ISK per person per night
- Electricity: Available for an additional fee
- Showers: 500 ISK for a 5-minute shower (coins required)
Getting There
The campsite is located near the village of Hallormsstaður in East Iceland. It is accessible via Route 931, approximately 25 km inland from the town of Egilsstaðir. The campsite is situated within Hallormsstaðaskógur National Forest, Iceland's largest forest .
The Hallormsstaður Atlavík Campsite is nestled within Iceland’s largest forest, Hallormsstaðaskógur, beside the serene Lake Lagarfljót in East Iceland. This tranquil campsite offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Iceland's lush woodlands, providing a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature.
Campsite Overview
- Location: Hallormsstaður, Fljótsdalur, East Iceland
- Opening Season: May 20 – September 30
- Facilities:
- Two toilet houses with hot and cold running water
- Dishwashing facilities
- Waste disposal for mobile homes
- Accessible toilet
- Outdoor barbecue area
- Picnic tables and chairs
- Children's playground
- Laundry facilities (dryer and washing machine)
- Showers
- Dogs allowed on a leash
Nature & Activities
- Hiking Trails: Explore over 40 km of marked walking paths within Hallormsstaðaskógur, including the Hallormsstaður hiking circle—a family-friendly trail that connects to various marked hiking routes .
- Arboretum: Visit the Trjásafn tree museum, featuring over 90 different types of trees and bushes, offering a unique insight into Iceland's diverse flora .
- Lake Lagarfljót: Enjoy the scenic beauty of Lake Lagarfljót, renowned for its fishing opportunities and folklore, including tales of a lake monster.
Nearby Amenities
- Hotel Hallormsstaður: Indulge in a more upscale experience at the nearby Hotel Hallormsstaður, featuring 100 stylish rooms and a delectable restaurant .
Pricing 2025
- Camping Fee: Approximately 2,000 ISK per person per night
- Electricity: Available for an additional fee
- Showers: 500 ISK for a 5-minute shower (coins required)
Getting There
The campsite is located near the village of Hallormsstaður in East Iceland. It is accessible via Route 931, approximately 25 km inland from the town of Egilsstaðir. The campsite is situated within Hallormsstaðaskógur National Forest, Iceland's largest forest .