@Yohani

Spacious campsite on a grass field, with a grass-covered earthen embankment and wooden partitions as windbreaks. Wooden chalet with sanitary facilities available. Four electricity hook-ups. Playground with a bouncy castle for children. Part of the Camping Card App; reception in the café/restaurant at the pier, across the street.

The campsite is currently being redeveloped (July 2026). Approximately 10 temporary pitches are provided on the grass strip on the right side of the access road. Sanitary facilities are available.

Large grassy area with a good number of electricity hookups. 2 toilets, 2 urinals, and 1 shower for men; 2 toilets and a shower for women in clean container rooms. A kitchenette and dining room are also available. Chemical toilet dump station + flushing water at the entrance; drinking water available at the sanitary block. Waste container. Double zip line for children next to the campsite. The campsite is NOT a member of the Camping Card app!

Beautiful campsite with all facilities available for emptying grey water and chemical toilets and filling the drinking water tank. Electrical hook-ups are available and there is a separate field for tents.

Beautifully situated campsite but expensive. Especially the restaurant, though the food is tasty! No facilities for emptying grey water or chemical toilets. Water intake is possible at the hotel, however. Route 35 is absolutely not recommended for 2x4 passenger vehicles; there is a high risk of damage (many potholes, washboard ripples, and stones on the stretch between Gulfoss and the Highland Center).

The campsite looks quite basic at first glance. Sanitary facilities are located in wooden cabins at the front of the campsite. Emptying chemical toilets and flush water is at the entrance. The electrical boxes have suffered a bit from reversing campers but work fine.

The campsite located on the lawn in front of the waterfall has been closed down. Work is underway to restore this plot to a natural appearance, so there will be no campsite here anymore. In the woods 100m from the ring road, there is now an alternative place where you can park for a fee, but it does not (yet?) deserve the name "campsite." It consists of a container with sanitary facilities, an unmaintained lawn, and a few cleared spots in the woods.