We stayed at this site in mid-October. The price was 1700 isk per person, which was little higher than elsewhere in Iceland. Included was unlimited hot showers, which were quite clean and access to the brand new toilet block. There was also a large shed with gas stoves, kettle and dining tables. The shed was not heated, but was fully enclosed. However, the day we left the shed was actually dismantled. Not sure why this was the case - surely it would be most needed in winter? The cooking stoves were moved outside for some reason. Maybe they are building a proper communal cooking area? Time will tell. The campsite was perfectly situated to explore the various sites around the lake which was truly beautiful. Wifi was available in the reception, although I believe you had to pay extra to use it, similarly you had to pay 100 isk extra to use the socket to charge items (or be sneaky and unplug the kettle!).
excellent facilities, chemical toilet dumping site for motorhomes, communal shower with hair dryers for males but none for females at the time, long hose for motorhome water top up. met our needs during our ring road trip.
Good campingsite, clean, warm showers, nearby restaurants, tankstation and restock.
This place is probably the best camp ground on the ring road. 1700isk per person per night, showers included, a proper outdoors sitting area with cooking stoves, gas, bench and tables, helpful reception who let you borrow utensils and pots, great experience with people camping here, we had a blast with some folks one night! Firepit also available outside.
Nice location to explore Myvatn area with great view of lake Myvatn in the morning. Camp site is well sheltered from the wind, kitchen is indoor, very warm and clean toilet, free clothing drying available at reception. It gets very dark in camp area away from reception and kitchen, we saw aurora and lots of stars.
Reasonable price (1700 per adult) due to location. Shower in the price. Small kitchen with dinning area, in a tent (not heated, without wather, not equiped). Most crowded one we stayed on Iceland (shoulder season). But well divided with nice views.
We camped here somewhat spontaneously while touring Lake Myvatn. A little windy, and the infamous gnat swarms were definitely present, but they go away with the cooler temps at night and the kitchen area is protected.
Hot showers (though not the cleanest). Clean toilets. It seemed like they were building newer facilities, so the showers may be next.
Nice cooking/eating shed with gas stoves. Free wifi by the warden's cabin.
Definitely a good option for those staying in Lake Myvatn. Great views of the Lake.
Great campsite. Brilliant views, and all the necessary facilities in good order
The spot is lovely and the price to camp isn't bad, if the showers and the wc were open. But when I stayed only one wc for the whole campground, also the limit spots for the campers made it hard to find a spot. So arrive early if you are in a small camper.
Situated about 1 km away from the lakeside, in the middle of a 300-years old lava field, with a fantastic view over the church and lake. Quite nice campsite for campers and tents but toilets are smelly
Cheapest in the area, other young travellers and everything was clean !
This was a very new guesthouse, like plenty of others in Iceland is built quickly with pre-fab structures. However, good blinds in the rooms and one of the better breakfasts made it a good stay. Camping and lodging facilities nearby may cloud the reviews.
Absolutely dreadful! Very old infrastructure and awful cooking facilities. Incredibly loud and still cost €75 for two people for one night. Very disappointing!
The price is decent (77 euro for 3 people). The Internet connection doesn't work in all the rooms but it does in the kitchen. It's a small place that looks like a scientist base in the middle of nowhere. An interesting experience!