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Siglufjordur camping ground

The campsite in Siglufjörður is located in the center of the town, next to the pier and the square. All services, museum, and activities are only about 5-10 minutes away. South of the avalanche protection guard is another area for those who want a little more peace and quiet. From that campsite, there is a short distance to the golf course and for bird watching. There is about 10 minutes walk downtown from the latter campsite.

The campsites are normally open from May 15th to October 15th.

Phone for information during the summertime is 345+843-9892

Rates 2019

Adults pr. night: 1.300 ISK

Senior citizens and the disabled pr. night: 1100 ISK

Free for 16 years and younger

Accommodation tax: 300 ISK

Electricity pr. day: 1.000 ISK

Washing machine: 900 ISK pr. wash

Service- and information: +354 843 9892

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Siglufjordur camping ground Get directions
Siglufjordur camping ground

Gránugata 24

GPS Points N66° 9' 0.776" W18° 54' 31.283"
Telephone

+354 464-9215

+354 843 9892

Website www.visittrollaskagi.is
Opening period 12/05 - 15/10
Service Waste tank discharge Public lavatory Walking path Restaurant Swimming pool Washing machine Golf course Play ground
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