If you are dreaming of exploring Iceland with your bed, kitchen, and freedom all in one vehicle, here is a straightforward way to do it for less. Go Campers is one of my trusted partners, and readers of Stuck in Iceland save at least 5% on every camper rental. No code to remember, no forms to fill out — you just book through my link, and the discount is applied automatically.
Go Campers is a local Icelandic company that has been renting campers here for over a decade, with more than 2,100 reviews averaging 4.7 out of 5. They are the sister company of Go Car Rental, another partner of mine, and they run their operation from the same base a few minutes from Keflavík Airport. Their fleet runs from simple two-person budget campers to highland-ready 4x4s with rooftop tents, so whether you are a couple chasing the northern lights or a family of five circling the Ring Road, there is a sensible option for you. I go through the whole fleet below with my honest advice.
One more thing before we get to the campers: the longer you rent, the more you save. On top of your 5% reader discount, Go Campers adds length-of-rental savings that stack automatically — up to 25% total on rentals of 30 days or more. I explain exactly how that works below.
Go Campers Discount — Save 5% or More
As a Go Campers partner, I can offer Stuck in Iceland readers at least 5% off every camper rental. No code needed — just book through this link:
Claim Your Go Campers Discount
The discount is applied automatically at checkout, and it grows with the length of your rental — up to 25% total savings on rentals of 30 days or more. I confirm this offer directly with Go Campers. I negotiate every Stuck in Iceland discount personally with the operator, so you will never find a fake code here. Booking through my link supports Stuck in Iceland at no extra cost to you.
How the savings grow with your rental length
Your 5% reader discount applies to every booking, no matter how short. On rentals of eight days or more, Go Campers adds automatic length-of-rental savings on top. Here is what your total discount looks like:
| Rental length | Total savings with my link |
|---|---|
| 1–7 days | 5% total savings |
| 8–9 days | 8% total savings |
| 10 days | 11% total savings |
| 11–19 days | 12% total savings |
| 20–29 days | 14% total savings |
| 30+ days | 25% total savings |
Everything happens automatically — you book through my link, and the final price is shown at checkout before you pay. One honest caveat, because I do not do fine print surprises: the exact discount also depends on camper availability. In a few cases, if a camper has low availability during a busy travel week, the discount could be slightly lower than the table above — but it will never drop below 5%. Check the final price with Go Campers at checkout before you book.
Why I partner with Go Campers
Go Campers is run by Icelanders who travel this country themselves, and it shows in the details. Every rental includes extra insurance, a fuel discount key for Orkan stations (12 ISK off per liter — the pink stations you will see all over the country), road assistance, zero deposit, and free cancellation if you choose the refundable payment option when booking. No hidden fees. That is the kind of straight dealing I insist on from my partners.
Their main office sits at Fuglavík 43, a five-minute drive from Keflavík International Airport. When you land, head to the Meeting Point in the arrivals hall, and a free shuttle brings you to the office. If your flight lands at an ungodly hour — as flights to Iceland so often do — they offer a 24/7 self-service pickup with a KeyBox system. Just note that self-service must be selected in advance, and online check-in needs to be completed at least 24 hours before arrival.
They also have a Reykjavík office at Skógarhlíð 16 with a complimentary shuttle within the city. One thing to know: only the smaller and medium campers can be picked up in Reykjavík. If you book one of the larger campers, your pickup will be at the Keflavík office.
Overview of the Go Campers fleet
Compact Campers — Couples and Budget Travellers
| Camper | Gearbox | Drive | Sleeps | Night heater | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go SMART Budget | Manual | 2WD | 2 | No | $84/day |
| Go SMART | Manual | 2WD | 2 | Yes | $88/day |
| Go Iceland | Manual | 2WD | 2 | Yes | $100/day |
| Go SMART Automatic | Auto | 2WD | 2 | Yes | $103/day |
| Go LITE | Manual | 2WD | 3 | Yes | $137/day |
| Go LITE Automatic | Auto | 2WD | 3 | Yes | $145/day |
My advice: For two people on a summer Ring Road trip, a compact camper is the honest, affordable answer — easy to drive, easy to park, and cheap on fuel, which matters in Iceland. Pay attention to the night heater column. The Go SMART Budget skips it to save you a few dollars, which is fine in July. For anything from September to May, take a camper with a heater — an Icelandic night without one is a lesson you only need to learn once. If you do not drive manual, the Go SMART Automatic is worth the small premium.
4×4 Campers — F-Roads, Highlands, and Winter
| Camper | Gearbox | Drive | Sleeps | Night heater | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go 4×4 TOP (rooftop tent) | Manual | 4×4 | 2 | No | $109/day |
| Go 4×4 California Beach | Auto | 4×4 | 2 or 4 | Yes | $252/day |
| Go 4×4 Cruiser | Auto | 4×4 | 2 | Yes | $263/day |
| Go 4×4 Wrangler (rooftop tent) | Auto | 4×4 | 4 | No | $297/day |
| Go 4×4 LUX | Auto | 4×4 | 3 | Yes | $343/day |
| Go 4×4 Xplorer | Auto | 4×4 | 2½ | Yes | $358/day |
| Go 4×4 PRO | Auto | 4×4 | 4 | Yes | $377/day |
My advice: If the highlands are on your itinerary, this is your category — only 4×4 vehicles are allowed on Iceland’s F-roads, and that is the law, not a suggestion. The Go 4×4 TOP is the budget way into highland camping: a Dacia Duster with a rooftop tent, charming and capable, but with no night heater it is a summer proposition.
The Cruiser is a Toyota Land Cruiser conversion — a serious machine for serious terrain. For winter or shoulder-season highland-adjacent trips, pick something with a heater from this group. And a word from a local: never ford a river you have not walked or watched someone else cross first. I personally never attempt this, but you are an adult, and you make your decisions.
Large Campers — Families and Groups of Up to Five
| Camper | Gearbox | Drive | Sleeps | Night heater | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go BIG Budget | Manual | 2WD | 5 | Yes | $196/day |
| Go BIG | Manual | 2WD | 5 | Yes | $206/day |
| Go BIG Automatic | Auto | 2WD | 5 | Yes | $220/day |
My advice: Five sleeping spots in one vehicle sounds like chaos, but for a family it beats booking three hotel rooms every night — do the maths on accommodation in Iceland and these campers start looking like a bargain. All three come with night heaters. These are bigger vehicles, so give yourself extra room in the wind — Icelandic gusts have opinions about tall vans, and always hold the door firmly when opening it. If you want less to think about on single-lane bridges, take the automatic.
Go Campers FAQ
How do I get the Stuck in Iceland discount at Go Campers?
Simply book through the discount link on this page. Your reader discount of at least 5% is applied automatically at checkout — there is no discount code to type in. You will see the final price before you pay.
How much can I save in total with the Stuck in Iceland link?
Your savings grow with the length of your rental: 5% for 1–7 days, 8% for 8–9 days, 11% for 10 days, 12% for 11–19 days, 14% for 20–29 days, and 25% for rentals of 30 days or more. The exact discount can vary slightly with camper availability during busy weeks, but it never drops below 5%. The final price is always shown at checkout.
Is Go Campers a local Icelandic company?
Yes. Go Campers is a local Icelandic operation that has been renting campers for over a decade, run by people who travel this country themselves. It is the sister company of Go Car Rental, another Stuck in Iceland partner. As a rule, I only partner with companies rooted in Iceland that know local conditions first-hand.
Where do I pick up my Go Campers camper?
The main office is at Fuglavík 43, a five-minute drive from Keflavík International Airport. Go to the Meeting Point in the arrivals hall and a free shuttle brings you to the office. There is also a 24/7 self-service pickup using a KeyBox system, which must be selected in advance with online check-in completed at least 24 hours before arrival. A Reykjavík office at Skógarhlíð 16 handles the smaller and medium campers, with a complimentary shuttle within the Reykjavík area.
What is included in the rental price?
Every Go Campers rental includes extra insurance, a fuel discount key giving 12 ISK off per litre at Orkan stations, road assistance, zero deposit, and no hidden fees. Free cancellation is available if you select the refundable payment option when booking and cancel at least 24 hours before your rental starts.
Do I need a 4×4 camper in Iceland?
Only if your plans include the highland F-roads, where 4×4 vehicles are required by law — a regular camper is not allowed there and would be dangerous anyway. For the Ring Road, the Golden Circle, and the South Coast in summer, a 2WD camper handles everything comfortably. For winter travel, a 4×4 gives welcome extra grip, and a night heater becomes essential.
Can I camp anywhere in Iceland with a campervan?
No — wild camping in a vehicle is not legal in Iceland. You must use registered campsites, which are plentiful, affordable, and generally have good facilities like showers and kitchen areas. Most do not require reservations; you simply show up. Outside campsites, you would need explicit permission from the landowner, and in national parks the campsite is your only option. Off-road driving is illegal everywhere in Iceland.
Is a campervan trip in Iceland good in winter?
It can be a wonderful, different adventure — snowy landscapes and northern lights overhead — but it demands respect. Choose a camper with a night heater, watch the weather forecast daily, and build flexibility into your route. Several campsites stay open all year. If it is your first trip to Iceland, summer or the shoulder seasons are the gentler introduction.
Does Go Campers offer automatic campers?
Yes. The Go SMART Automatic, Go LITE Automatic, and Go BIG Automatic cover the compact and large categories, and most of the 4×4 campers — including the California Beach, Cruiser, Wrangler, LUX, Xplorer, and PRO — are automatic as well. Manual options are available at slightly lower prices.
Should I add extra insurance to my camper rental?
Go Campers includes extra insurance in every rental price, which is a better starting point than most. Still, review the coverage details at checkout against your route and season — Iceland has long gravel stretches, strong winds, and volcanic sand on the South Coast, and note that damage from river crossings is typically not covered by any insurance.
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