CampEasy vs Go Campers

CampEasy positions itself as a premium-first operator with a streamlined fleet. Its lineup runs from the budget-friendly Easy Small through the comfort-oriented Easy Auto to the Tesla Camper Y 4x4, an all-electric option that stands out among Iceland rental companies. CampEasy markets all its vehicles as no more than three years old, and every rental includes CDW insurance, unlimited mileage, and a Webasto diesel heater as standard. The fleet is narrower in range but emphasizes newer vehicles and a curated selection.

Go Campers takes a broader approach, offering five distinct fleet segments: Budget/Compact, Medium, Large, 4x4/F-road capable, and Rooftop Tent models. Founded in 2014, the company builds and maintains its campers in-house, and reports having served over 400,000 explorers. This breadth means Go Campers can accommodate a wider range of group sizes and travel styles, from solo budget travelers to families needing a larger vehicle or adventurers headed to the Highlands on F-roads.

The two vendors also differ in their pickup logistics. CampEasy operates from a single location at Selvik 5 in Reykjanesbaer, near Keflavik Airport. Go Campers offers dual pickup points at both Keflavik Airport and Reykjavik, with 24/7 self-service availability at both locations. On cancellation terms, CampEasy provides free cancellation with 24 hours notice, while Go Campers lists a non-refundable default rate, with a refundable option available at additional cost.