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The CampEasy Fleet: All 18 Campers, Photographed and Compared

Eighteen conversions on six chassis, from a two-berth VW Caddy to a five-berth Ford Transit — plus two Tesla Model Ys with a mattress in the back. Here is what each one actually is: photos, spec sheet, CampEasy's own walkthrough video where one exists, and the trade-off nobody puts in the brochure.

18

Models in the fleet

2–5

Sleeps

9

F-road legal

16

With Webasto heater

CampEasy's website menu lists nine campers. Their booking engine rents nineteen, and our own search results show all nineteen, which is how most people first meet names like "Easy Small EXP" with nothing to explain them. This page catalogues the lot: one entry per camper, the chassis it is built on, and the numbers CampEasy publish for it.

The gap between nine and nineteen is mostly the EXP line. Seven of the campers here are offered twice — once as a vehicle CampEasy describe as 0–3 years old, and once as an EXP listing on the same conversion aged 3–6 years. The published spec sheets for a pair are identical down to the fuel figure, the bed dimensions and the crockery count; the difference is the age of the van under it. That matters because CampEasy market the whole fleet on being new, a claim their own pages qualify the moment you look at an EXP page. Eleven listings are the young ones, seven are EXP, and the nineteenth is the Easy 9 Seater, which is a nine-seat minibus rather than a camper.

The heater is the number that usually decides an Iceland trip, and CampEasy are unusually consistent here: sixteen of the eighteen campers have a Webasto that runs off the leisure battery for eight to ten hours without idling the engine, so you can park anywhere and sleep warm. The two exceptions are the Teslas, which heat the cabin from the drive battery — that works anywhere too, but it is range you then cannot drive.

Nine campers are F-road classified. Eight of those nine — everything except the Tesla Camper Y 4x4 — also appear on CampEasy's list of vehicles allowed to cross rivers with the extra insurance bought. Driving an unclassified camper on an F-road carries a 200,000 ISK fine under their rental terms, so it is a line worth reading rather than guessing at.

Two things are refreshingly simple. Nothing here has a rental season: every camper, including both Teslas and the five-berth vans, is offered year-round, so a December search returns the same catalogue as a July one. And the minimum driver age is 20 across the whole fleet, with a licence held for at least twelve months — no separate, older threshold for the 4x4s.

There are no prices on this page, deliberately. CampEasy's rates move with season, trip length and how far ahead you book, so any number typed here would be wrong within a week. Every camper links straight into a live search that puts its real price next to the other Icelandic rental companies for the same dates.

Every CampEasy camper, side by side

Tap a model name to jump to its photos, video and full spec sheet. Scroll the table sideways on a phone — the model column stays put.

Every camper compared by base vehicle, capacity, drivetrain and equipment
ModelBase vehicleSeatsSleepsGearboxDriveFuelF-roadsNight heatingRentedBed
Easy SmallVW Caddy Maxi (0–3 years old)22ManualFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Easy Small EXPVW Caddy Maxi (3–6 years old)22ManualFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Easy AutoVW Transporter (0–3 years old)33AutomaticFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year190 × 166 cm
Easy Auto EXPVW Transporter (3–6 years old)33AutomaticFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year190 × 166 cm
Easy FunVW Transporter (0–3 years old)33ManualFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year190 × 166 cm
Easy Fun EXPVW Transporter (3–6 years old)33ManualFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year190 × 166 cm
Easy BigFord Transit (0–3 years old)55AutomaticFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year190 × 162 cm lower, 180 × 162 cm upper
Easy Big EXPFord Transit (3–6 years old)55AutomaticFWDDieselNoWebastoAll year190 × 162 cm lower, 180 × 162 cm upper
Easy Monster 4x4Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (0–3 years old)33AutomaticAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year200 × 140 cm master, 177 × 110 cm single
Easy Luxury 4x4VW Crafter (0–3 years old)33AutomaticAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year200 × 140 cm master, 177 × 110 cm single
Easy Viking 4x4VW Crafter (0–3 years old)55AutomaticAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year200 × 174 cm lower, 193 × 160 cm upper
Easy Viking 4x4 EXPVW Crafter (3–6 years old)55AutomaticAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year200 × 174 cm lower, 193 × 160 cm upper
Easy Clever 4x4VW Transporter (0–3 years old)33AutomaticAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year190 × 164 cm
Easy Clever 4x4 EXPVW Transporter (3–6 years old)33AutomaticAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year190 × 164 cm
Easy Ranger 4x4VW Caddy Maxi (0–3 years old)22ManualAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Easy Ranger 4x4 EXPVW Caddy Maxi (3–6 years old)22ManualAWDDieselYesWebastoAll year195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Tesla Camper Y 4x4Tesla Model Y (2023, 0–3 years old)22Single-speedAWDElectricYesEV batteryAll year200 × 115 cm
Tesla CAMPING YTesla Model Y (2023, 0–3 years old)22Single-speedAWDElectricNoEV batteryAll year200 × 115 cm

"F-roads" is CampEasy's own classification for that vehicle, not a statement about conditions — highland routes still open and close by season and weather, and their terms fine unclassified campers 200,000 ISK for driving one. "Night heating" is a Webasto on every camper except the two Teslas, which heat from the drive battery instead — warm anywhere, at the cost of range. "Rented" is All year for every camper: CampEasy publish no seasonal window on any of them. A model showing as unavailable on your dates is a fleet-size problem, not a closed season. EXP listings are the same conversion on a 3–6-year-old vehicle rather than an 0–3-year-old one. CampEasy publish identical spec sheets for each pair, so the rows below match exactly; treat the age band as the difference. Bed widths on the Easy Small and Easy Ranger are quoted twice because the bed tapers — the wider figure is at the torso, the narrower one at your feet.

Compact, two-berth

VW Caddy Maxi conversions, front-wheel drive: the cheapest way into the fleet and the easiest thing here to park in Reykjavík or thread down a single-track road. You sleep in them rather than live in them — 1.8 m tall means no standing, and the bed narrows at your feet.

Easy Small

The cheapest bed in the fleet

White VW Caddy Maxi camper parked on gravel beside an orange Icelandic lighthouse under a clear skySide door open on the Easy Small showing the bench seat, wooden galley unit and bright blue curtainsInterior of the Easy Small with the bed made up in blue bedding, blue curtains drawn and a wooden shelf above

VW Caddy Maxi — 4.85 m, front-wheel drive

Video: Easy Small - CampEasy Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

A front-wheel-drive VW Caddy Maxi and the smallest camper CampEasy rent: 4.85 m long, 1.8 m tall, with a bench that folds into a 195 cm bed, a wooden galley holding a single travel stove, a sink with running water from a 16-litre tank and a compressor fridge. Despite the size it gets the same Webasto heater, wool insulation and information tablet as the big vans, and at 7 L/100 km it is the cheapest thing here to fuel.

  • Sleeps 2
  • 7 L/100 km
  • Webasto heater
  • Running water
Base vehicle
VW Caddy Maxi, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
2 / 2
Bed
195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
123 hp
Fuel use
7 L/100 km
Tank
55 L
Length
4.85 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
1 small + 1 large bag
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two people who want the lowest possible daily rate and the least intimidating vehicle, and who plan to stick to the Ring Road and paved side routes.

Watch out

The bed tapers from 115 cm at your shoulders to 97 cm at your feet, so two adults sleep shoulder-to-shoulder, and at 1.8 m tall there is no standing up inside. Luggage is quoted as one small and one large bag.

Full equipment list (20)
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tyre Pressure Sensors
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains
  • Fire Extinguisher

Easy Small EXP

The same Caddy, a few years older

White VW Caddy Maxi camper at sunset with its interior light on, parked on open groundInterior of the Easy Small EXP with the bed base, bright blue curtains and a wooden storage shelfRear doors of the Easy Small EXP open beside the sea, showing the wooden interior units

Same Caddy Maxi shell, three to six years old

Video: Easy Small - CampEasy Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

CampEasy's EXP listing of the Easy Small, on a VW Caddy Maxi they describe as three to six years old rather than under three. The published spec sheet is identical to the standard car — same 123 hp 2.0 TDI, same 7 L/100 km, same 195 cm tapering bed, same Webasto, same wool insulation, same single travel stove and 16-litre water tank. What you are buying with the lower rate is an older van.

  • Sleeps 2
  • 7 L/100 km
  • Webasto heater
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
VW Caddy Maxi, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
2 / 2
Bed
195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
123 hp
Fuel use
7 L/100 km
Tank
55 L
Length
4.85 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
1 small + 1 large bag
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Anyone who was going to book the Easy Small and would rather put the difference towards fuel or a campsite card than towards vehicle age.

Watch out

Same tapering bed and same 1.8 m roof as the standard Small, on a vehicle CampEasy themselves place in a 3–6-year band — which is worth remembering when you read their fleet-wide "never more than three years old" marketing.

Full equipment list (19)
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • AGM Batteries
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tyre Pressure Sensors
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Mid-size, three-berth

VW Transporter conversions with a proper interior: a 190 × 166 cm bed, a bench and table you can sit at while it rains, a sink with running water and a wooden galley in the back. Same van twice, separated only by the gearbox — and then each of those offered again as an EXP.

Easy Auto

Automatic Transporter, three berths

White VW Transporter camper on a road below a mossy cliff with a waterfall behind itInterior of the Easy Auto with the double bed made up in white duvets and grey curtains drawnWooden galley unit in the Easy Auto with a stainless sink, cool box on the worktop and a water container below

VW Transporter — 5.3 m, front-wheel drive

A front-wheel-drive VW Transporter with a DSG automatic gearbox and the conversion most CampEasy customers end up in: a 190 × 166 cm bed across the back, a bench and pedestal table to sit at, a wooden galley with a sink, running water from a 16-litre tank, a compressor fridge and a travel stove. 110 hp, 8 L/100 km, and a Webasto CampEasy rate at eight to ten hours.

  • Sleeps 3
  • Automatic
  • Running water
  • Webasto heater
Base vehicle
VW Transporter, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
190 × 166 cm
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
110 hp
Fuel use
8 L/100 km
Tank
70 L
Length
5.30 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two adults who want room to sit out a rainy afternoon indoors, or a couple plus a child, without learning to drive a manual on Icelandic gravel.

Watch out

Front-wheel drive and not F-road classified, so the highlands are out. Three people fit the bed only in the sense that 166 cm is wide enough for three shoulders — it is a genuine two-plus-one.

Full equipment list (20)
  • DSG Automatic Gearbox
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • AGM Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Auto EXP

Automatic Transporter, older van

Person standing beside a white VW Transporter camper on a gravel plain with snow-capped mountains behindInterior of the Easy Auto EXP with the wooden table up between bench seats and blue curtains at the windowsBed made up with white duvet and pillows inside the Easy Auto EXP, lit by blue interior lighting at night

Same Transporter conversion, older vehicle

The EXP listing of the Easy Auto: the same VW Transporter conversion with the same DSG automatic, the same 110 hp engine, the same 190 × 166 cm bed and the same galley, on a vehicle CampEasy place in a three-to-six-year band. Every published figure matches the standard Auto, right down to the 8 L/100 km and the two small and two large bags of luggage.

  • Sleeps 3
  • Automatic
  • Running water
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
VW Transporter, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
190 × 166 cm
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
110 hp
Fuel use
8 L/100 km
Tank
70 L
Length
5.30 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Anyone who wants the automatic Transporter and would rather save on the rate than on the odometer.

Watch out

Identical to the standard Auto on paper, so the only real variable is the condition of an older van — and like the Auto it is front-wheel drive and barred from F-roads.

Full equipment list (19)
  • Automatic Gearbox
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Fun

The manual version of the Easy Auto

Aerial view of a white VW Transporter camper on a narrow coastal road beside a fjordBench seats facing a wooden table set with two bowls and a cooking pot inside the Easy FunBed made up in the Easy Fun with the galley sink in the foreground and an orange lighthouse through the window

VW Transporter — 5.3 m, manual, front-wheel drive

Video: Iceland Road Trip - Van Life in Easy Fun (VW Transporter Camper) · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2023

Mechanically the Easy Auto with a manual gearbox: the same front-wheel-drive VW Transporter, the same 110 hp 2.0 TDI, the same 8 L/100 km, the same 190 × 166 cm bed, bench, table, sink and wooden galley. CampEasy list it as the cheaper of the pair, and it is the one their own road-trip film was shot in.

  • Sleeps 3
  • Manual
  • Running water
  • Webasto heater
Base vehicle
VW Transporter, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
190 × 166 cm
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
110 hp
Fuel use
8 L/100 km
Tank
70 L
Length
5.30 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Confident manual drivers who want the full Transporter interior — table, sink, standing-height-ish galley — at the lowest rate in the mid-size class.

Watch out

A manual on Icelandic gravel and in Reykjavík traffic is a real consideration if you normally drive an automatic; the Easy Auto is the same van for more money. Front-wheel drive, so no F-roads.

Full equipment list (20)
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • Built-in Messaging
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • AGM Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Fun EXP

Manual Transporter, older van

White VW Transporter camper parked on autumn tundra below a snow-covered mountainDouble bed made up with white duvets inside the Easy Fun EXP, curtains tied back at the rear windowsWooden galley in the Easy Fun EXP with a cool box, sink, gas canisters and a chopping board worktop

Same Transporter conversion, older vehicle

Video: Iceland Road Trip - Van Life in Easy Fun (VW Transporter Camper) · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2023

The EXP listing of the Easy Fun, on a VW Transporter CampEasy describe as three to six years old. Same manual gearbox, same 110 hp engine, same 8 L/100 km from a 70-litre tank, same 190 × 166 cm bed, same galley with running water and a compressor fridge. Typically the cheapest three-berth in the fleet.

  • Sleeps 3
  • Manual
  • Running water
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
VW Transporter, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
190 × 166 cm
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
110 hp
Fuel use
8 L/100 km
Tank
70 L
Length
5.30 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Three-berth space on the tightest budget, for drivers who are happy with a manual and unbothered by a few extra years on the clock.

Watch out

It is the oldest and cheapest way to get the Transporter interior, which also makes it the listing most likely to be sold out first. Front-wheel drive, no F-roads.

Full equipment list (19)
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • AGM Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Large, five-berth

The Ford Transit, and the only camper here that genuinely sleeps a family: two double beds, a living-room layout in the back and 90 litres of diesel. It is also front-wheel drive and barred from F-roads, so the highlands are off the table.

Easy Big

Two double beds and a living room

White Ford Transit camper parked on gravel in front of a glacier lagoon under a dark skyTable set with plates, mugs and drinks between two patterned bench seats inside the Easy BigUpper bunk and lower bed made up inside the Easy Big, with the rear windows looking out over a lake

Ford Transit — 6 m long, 2.4 m wide

Video: Camper for a Big Family | Camping in Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2019

The family camper: a 6 m Ford Transit with an automatic gearbox, five belted seats and five berths across two doubles — a 190 × 162 cm bed low down and a 180 × 162 cm bunk above it. The back is laid out as a living room with facing bench seats and a table, and it carries a Webasto, wool insulation, a sink with running water, a compressor fridge and air conditioning. A 90-litre tank at 8.5 L/100 km gives it the longest legs here.

  • Sleeps 5
  • Two double beds
  • Automatic
  • 90 L tank
Base vehicle
Ford Transit, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
5 / 5
Bed
190 × 162 cm lower, 180 × 162 cm upper
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
131 hp
Fuel use
8.5 L/100 km
Tank
90 L
Length
6.00 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 3 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Four or five people who need two real double beds and somewhere to eat indoors, on a Ring Road or south-coast trip.

Watch out

Front-wheel drive and not F-road classified, so the highlands are closed to it. At 2.4 m wide and 2.5 m tall it is the widest and second-tallest camper in the fleet, which is felt on single-lane bridges and in car parks. CampEasy's walkthrough for it was filmed in 2019, so the Transit on screen is an older one than you will collect — the five-berth layout still matches the current spec sheet.

Full equipment list (22)
  • Automatic Gearbox
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Air Conditioning
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Beds
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Heated Windshield
  • Powered Mirrors
  • Leather Steering Wheel
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Big EXP

The five-berth Transit, older van

White Ford Transit camper with its side door open on brown moorland below a dark peakInterior of the Easy Big looking forward over the patterned bench seats towards the wooden kitchen unitUpper bunk board folded above facing bench seats and a table inside the Easy Big

Side door open on the living area

Video: Camper for a Big Family | Camping in Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2019

The EXP listing of the Easy Big, on a Ford Transit CampEasy place in a three-to-six-year band. Identical published spec: 131 hp, automatic, 8.5 L/100 km from a 90-litre tank, five seats, the same pair of 190 × 162 cm and 180 × 162 cm beds, the same living-room layout, sink, fridge and Webasto.

  • Sleeps 5
  • Two double beds
  • Automatic
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
Ford Transit, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
5 / 5
Bed
190 × 162 cm lower, 180 × 162 cm upper
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD · Diesel
Power
131 hp
Fuel use
8.5 L/100 km
Tank
90 L
Length
6.00 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
3 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Families who want the two-double-bed layout and would rather spend the difference on campsites and fuel, which a five-berth van gets through quickly.

Watch out

CampEasy publish one photo gallery for both Big listings, so the images here are the same vehicle set as the standard Easy Big — there is no separate photography of the older van. Front-wheel drive, no F-roads.

Full equipment list (19)
  • Automatic Gearbox
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Beds
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • Battery Monitor
  • Mud Flaps
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

4x4 campers, F-roads allowed

Everything CampEasy will let you take into the highlands, from a 4.85 m Caddy to a 6.97 m Sprinter on 35-inch tyres. All eight are cleared for river crossings too if you buy the extra insurance, all eight have a Webasto, and all eight are rented year-round.

Easy Monster 4x4

The biggest 4x4 CampEasy build

White Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4x4 camper with a roof rack parked on a black lava beach beside a sea stackInterior of the Easy Monster with a slatted wood ceiling, made-up bed and a wooden counter with a covered sinkRear doors of the Easy Monster open showing two berths with pillows, a wooden drawer unit and a water container

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — 6.97 m, 3 m tall

Video: Easy Monster 4x4 - CampEasy Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 319 on 35-inch tyres with 102 cm of ride height — 6.97 m long and a full 3 m tall, the largest vehicle in the fleet by every dimension. Inside it is the most equipped too: a 200 × 140 cm master bed plus a 177 × 110 cm single, a built-in stove top in the wooden galley, two compressor fridges, a 3,000 W sinus inverter, a coffee machine, a TV, a dedicated router and LTE roof antenna, heated seats, steering wheel and windshield.

  • Sleeps 3
  • F-roads
  • 35-inch tyres
  • Two fridges
Base vehicle
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
200 × 140 cm master, 177 × 110 cm single
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
191 hp
Fuel use
13.5 L/100 km
Tank
93 L
Length
6.97 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
3 small + 3 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Three people who want the highlands, river crossings with the insurance upgrade, and a camper that feels like a small apartment when the weather turns.

Watch out

13.5 L/100 km is the thirstiest figure in the fleet, and 3 m of height rules out some car parks, ferries and drive-throughs entirely. It is also a 6.97 m vehicle on Iceland's single-lane bridges.

Full equipment list (25)
  • TRONIC Automatic Gearbox
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 35-inch Tyres
  • Raised Chassis
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Built-in Stove Top
  • 2 Compressor Fridges
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Coffee Machine
  • TV and Media
  • 3000 Watt Sinus Inverter
  • Dedicated Router
  • Dedicated LTE Roof Antenna
  • Dedicated GPS System
  • Heated Seats
  • Heated Steering Wheel
  • Heated Windshield
  • Crosswind Assist
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • Roof Rack
  • Tow Hitch
  • Curtains

Easy Luxury 4x4

Sprinter kit on a Crafter chassis

White VW Crafter 4x4 camper with a roof rack parked on lava beside an orange Icelandic lighthouseInterior of the Easy Luxury with an L-shaped bench bed, slatted wood ceiling and overhead lockersLarge polished wooden table between bench seats in the Easy Luxury, with the galley and coffee machine behind

VW Crafter 4x4 — 6.83 m, 2.9 m tall

Video: Guide to Easy Luxury 4x4 · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

A 6.83 m VW Crafter 4x4 with 85 cm of ride height, carrying almost the Monster's equipment list on a slightly smaller, slightly cheaper vehicle: the same 200 × 140 cm master and 177 × 110 cm single, a built-in stove top, two compressor fridges, a 3,000 W inverter, coffee machine, TV, dedicated router and LTE roof antenna, roof rack, roof ladder, mounted spare and tow hitch.

  • Sleeps 3
  • F-roads
  • Two fridges
  • Coffee machine
Base vehicle
VW Crafter, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
200 × 140 cm master, 177 × 110 cm single
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
177 hp
Fuel use
14 L/100 km
Tank
80 L
Length
6.83 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
3 small + 3 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Three people who want the Monster's fit-out and F-road permission but would rather not drive a three-metre-tall van.

Watch out

14 L/100 km out of an 80-litre tank gives it the shortest range in the fleet — shorter than the thirstier Monster, which carries 93 litres. Plan fuel stops in the east and the Westfjords accordingly.

Full equipment list (26)
  • DSG Automatic Gearbox
  • 4x4 Drive
  • Larger Tyres and Wheels
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • Built-in Stove Top
  • 2 Compressor Fridges
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Coffee Machine
  • TV and Media
  • 3000 Watt Sinus Inverter
  • Dedicated Router
  • Dedicated LTE Roof Antenna
  • Dedicated GPS System
  • Heated Mirrors
  • Heated Rear Window
  • Reverse Camera
  • Rain Sensing Wipers
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tow Hitch
  • Curtains

Easy Viking 4x4

Five seats, five berths, F-roads

White VW Crafter 4x4 camper with a person standing on its roof rack, mirrored in water in front of SkogafossWide double bed made up with two duvets inside the Easy Viking, blue curtains at the rear windowsKettle on a gas burner on the Easy Viking's counter, with a water container and a green landscape through the window

The roof rack doubles as a viewing platform

Video: Easy Viking 4x4 - CampEasy Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

The only camper CampEasy will take into the highlands with five people in it: a shorter 6 m VW Crafter 4x4 with a 200 × 174 cm bed downstairs and a 193 × 160 cm bunk above, five belted seats, a roof rack doubling as a viewing platform, a roof ladder and a mounted spare. Two travel stoves, a compressor fridge, running water and crockery for six.

  • Sleeps 5
  • F-roads
  • Roof platform
  • 12.2 L/100 km
Base vehicle
VW Crafter, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
5 / 5
Bed
200 × 174 cm lower, 193 × 160 cm upper
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
177 hp
Fuel use
12.2 L/100 km
Tank
80 L
Length
6.00 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
3 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

A family or group of up to five who want Landmannalaugar and the Westfjords' rougher tracks rather than just the Ring Road.

Watch out

Five berths, but the upper bunk has 45 cm of headroom and luggage is quoted as three small and two large bags for five people. At 12.2 L/100 km it is also the cheapest of the three big 4x4s to run.

Full equipment list (24)
  • DSG Automatic Gearbox
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 30-inch Tyres
  • Raised Chassis
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • 2 Quality Travel Stoves
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tow Hitch
  • Heated Mirrors
  • Leather Steering Wheel
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Viking 4x4 EXP

Five-berth highland camper, older van

Two people standing on the roof rack of a VW Crafter camper beneath a green auroraDouble bed made up with grey duvets inside the Easy Viking EXP, looking towards the rear doorsGalley in the Easy Viking EXP with a cool box, stainless sink, wooden drawers and navy curtains

Same roof platform, older Crafter

Video: Easy Viking 4x4 - CampEasy Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

The EXP listing of the Easy Viking, on a VW Crafter 4x4 CampEasy place in a three-to-six-year band. Identical published spec: 177 hp, 12.2 L/100 km, five seats and five berths on the same 200 × 174 cm and 193 × 160 cm beds, the same roof rack and ladder, the same two travel stoves, and the same F-road and river-crossing permissions.

  • Sleeps 5
  • F-roads
  • River crossings
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
VW Crafter, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
5 / 5
Bed
200 × 174 cm lower, 193 × 160 cm upper
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
177 hp
Fuel use
12.2 L/100 km
Tank
80 L
Length
6.00 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
3 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Groups of five heading into the highlands who want the Viking's layout for less than the newer listing costs.

Watch out

Same 45 cm of headroom in the upper bunk and the same modest luggage allowance as the standard Viking, on a vehicle that has already done a few Icelandic winters.

Full equipment list (22)
  • DSG Automatic Gearbox
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 30-inch Tyres
  • Raised Chassis
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • 2 Quality Travel Stoves
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tow Hitch
  • Heated Mirrors
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Clever 4x4

F-road access in a normal-sized van

White VW Transporter 4x4 camper with headlights on, parked on black gravel in front of a glacierInterior of the Easy Clever with bench seats, a wooden table holding fruit bowls and turquoise curtainsRear doors of the Easy Clever open onto a mossy landscape, with mugs and a kettle on the wooden table

VW Transporter 4x4 — 5.3 m, 83 cm ride height

The Easy Auto's VW Transporter with 4x4 drive, 30-inch tyres, 83 cm of ride height, a roof rack and ladder and a bottom-mounted spare — 150 hp instead of 110, and F-road classified. Inside it is the familiar Transporter conversion: 190 × 164 cm bed, bench and pedestal table, sink with running water, compressor fridge and a travel stove, all under a Webasto.

  • Sleeps 3
  • F-roads
  • 5.3 m long
  • 11 L/100 km
Base vehicle
VW Transporter, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
190 × 164 cm
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
150 hp
Fuel use
11 L/100 km
Tank
70 L
Length
5.30 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two or three people who want highland access without moving up to a six-metre van — at 5.3 m it parks and handles like the front-wheel-drive Transporters.

Watch out

The bed is 190 cm long, five short of the little Ranger's, and three people share 164 cm of width. CampEasy also publish no walkthrough video on this listing — the only Easy Clever film sits on the older EXP page.

Full equipment list (22)
  • DSG Automatic Gearbox
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 30-inch Tyres
  • Larger Tyres and Wheels
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • 1 Quality Stove
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • Reverse Camera
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Bottom Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Clever 4x4 EXP

The cheapest way onto an F-road

White VW Transporter 4x4 camper parked on a black beach in front of a stranded icebergBed made up with a green sleeping bag inside the Easy Clever EXP, rear window looking onto scrublandGalley drawers pulled out in the Easy Clever EXP showing stacked crockery, with the sink and worktop above

Same 4x4 Transporter, older vehicle

Video: Easy Clever 4x4 - The 4x4 Camper for Iceland - CampEasy · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2018

The EXP listing of the Easy Clever, on a VW Transporter 4x4 CampEasy describe as three to six years old. Same 150 hp DSG drivetrain, same 30-inch tyres and 83 cm ride height, same 190 × 164 cm bed, same galley, same Webasto, same F-road and river-crossing permissions — typically the least expensive camper in the fleet that is allowed into the highlands at all.

  • Sleeps 3
  • F-roads
  • River crossings
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
VW Transporter, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
3 / 3
Bed
190 × 164 cm
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
150 hp
Fuel use
11 L/100 km
Tank
70 L
Length
5.30 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
2 small + 2 large bags
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two or three people whose trip depends on F-road access and who would rather spend the saving on the river-crossing insurance upgrade.

Watch out

CampEasy's walkthrough for this camper was filmed in 2018, so the van on screen is an earlier Transporter than the one you will collect — the layout, seat count and berth count still match the current spec sheet.

Full equipment list (20)
  • DSG Automatic Gearbox
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 30-inch Tyres
  • Larger Tyres and Wheels
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • 1 Quality Stove
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Ranger 4x4

The smallest F-road camper here

White VW Caddy Maxi 4x4 camper with a roof rack on a black beach in front of a large sea stackInterior of the Easy Ranger with the bed made up in a grey duvet, a wooden shelf and the sink beyondRear doors of the Easy Ranger open beside a fjord, spare wheel mounted on the door and wooden units inside

VW Caddy Maxi 4x4 — 4.85 m, roof rack and ladder

Video: Easy Ranger | Camper Van · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2022

The Easy Small's VW Caddy Maxi with all-wheel drive, 77 cm of ride height, a roof rack and ladder and a mounted spare on the back door — 4.85 m long, F-road classified and cleared for river crossings with the insurance upgrade. At 7 L/100 km it is as cheap to fuel as the two-wheel-drive version, which makes it the least expensive highland camper to run by a wide margin.

  • Sleeps 2
  • F-roads
  • 7 L/100 km
  • 4.85 m long
Base vehicle
VW Caddy Maxi, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
2 / 2
Bed
195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
123 hp
Fuel use
7 L/100 km
Tank
55 L
Length
4.85 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
1 small + 1 large bag
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two people who want Landmannalaugar and the interior tracks but not a big van, and who care about fuel cost over interior space.

Watch out

It is a small car with a bed in it: 1.86 m tall, a bed that narrows from 115 cm to 97 cm at your feet, one small and one large bag of luggage, and a manual gearbox only. There is no automatic Ranger.

Full equipment list (24)
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 16-inch Tyres
  • Larger Tyres and Wheels
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • AGM Batteries
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tyre Pressure Sensors
  • Tinted Windows
  • Curtains

Easy Ranger 4x4 EXP

Small F-road camper, older van

White VW Caddy Maxi 4x4 camper parked below a deep red volcanic crater slopeSide door open on the Easy Ranger EXP showing the wooden galley unit, cool box and blue curtainsInterior of the Easy Ranger EXP with the bench bed, overhead wooden shelf, sink and blue curtains

Same 4x4 Caddy Maxi, older vehicle

Video: Easy Ranger | Camper Van · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2022

The EXP listing of the Easy Ranger, on a VW Caddy Maxi 4x4 CampEasy place in a three-to-six-year band. Every published figure matches the standard Ranger: 123 hp, 7 L/100 km from a 55-litre tank, 77 cm ride height, the same tapering 195 cm bed, the same Webasto and galley, and the same F-road and river-crossing permissions.

  • Sleeps 2
  • F-roads
  • 7 L/100 km
  • Older vehicle
Base vehicle
VW Caddy Maxi, 3–6 years old
Seats / sleeps
2 / 2
Bed
195 × 115 cm at the torso, 97 cm at the feet
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
AWD · Diesel
Power
123 hp
Fuel use
7 L/100 km
Tank
55 L
Length
4.85 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Webasto, runs engine-off
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
1 small + 1 large bag
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two people who want the cheapest highland-legal camper CampEasy rent, full stop.

Watch out

All the Ranger's compromises — the tapering bed, 1.86 m of height, manual only, one small and one large bag — on an older vehicle.

Full equipment list (22)
  • 4x4 Drive
  • 16-inch Tyres
  • Larger Tyres and Wheels
  • Webasto Heating
  • Wool Insulation
  • 1 Quality Travel Stove
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Running Water
  • 16L Water Tank
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • 230V Sockets in Cabin
  • Campsite Power Plug
  • 2 Batteries
  • AGM Batteries
  • Roof Rack
  • Roof Ladder
  • Mounted Spare Tyre
  • Tyre Pressure Sensors
  • Curtains

Electric Tesla conversions

Two Tesla Model Ys with a thick mattress where the boot floor was, a fridge and a cooking kit — but no built-in kitchen and no running water, because CampEasy spent the space on the bed and expect you to use campsite kitchens. Silent, cheap to charge in Iceland, and the only campers here without a Webasto.

Tesla Camper Y 4x4

A raised Model Y with a bed in the back

White Tesla Model Y parked on black sand at sunset beside a rock formationBed made up inside the Tesla Model Y under the panoramic glass roof, with a coastal view through the tailgateTailgate of the Tesla camper open with the bed made up in grey bedding, sea and cliffs behind

Tesla Model Y, raised to 83 cm

Video: Tesla Camper Y 4x4 - CampEasy Iceland · CampEasy Iceland on YouTube, published 2024

A 2023 Tesla Model Y Long Range raised to 83 cm on larger tyres and F-road classified, with a thick custom mattress where the boot floor was: 200 × 115 cm under a tinted glass roof, a magnetic blackout blind system, a 14-litre Dometic compressor fridge and a cooking kit stowed beneath the bed. 515 hp from the quad-motor drivetrain, 77.8 kWh and up to 483 km on a charge. CampEasy publish a running-cost comparison putting it at roughly a seventh of a diesel camper's daily fuel bill.

  • Sleeps 2
  • F-roads
  • Electric
  • Glass roof
Base vehicle
Tesla Model Y, 2023, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
2 / 2
Bed
200 × 115 cm
Gearbox
Single-speed
Drive
AWD · Electric
Power
515 hp
Length
4.75 m
F-roads
Allowed
Night heating
Electric, drawn from the drive battery
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
1 small + 1 large bag
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two people who want silence, cheap charging and a genuinely different Iceland trip, and who are happy to cook at campsite kitchens.

Watch out

There is no built-in kitchen and no running water — CampEasy took the space for the bed and expect you to use campsite cooking facilities, so check your campsites have them. It also carries no spare tyre, and although it is F-road classified it is deliberately left off CampEasy's river-crossing list. Overnight cabin heat comes out of the drive battery, which is range you cannot then drive.

Full equipment list (24)
  • Quad Motor Engine
  • 77.8 kWh Battery
  • Up to 483 km Range
  • Raised Chassis
  • Larger Tyres and Wheels
  • Electric Heating System
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Magnet Blinds
  • Tinted Glass Roof
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • Autopilot
  • Traffic-Aware Cruise Control
  • 360° Parking Camera
  • 15-inch Touch Screen
  • 14 Speakers + Subwoofer
  • Heated Steering Wheel
  • Heated Mirrors
  • Heated Rear Window
  • Wireless Phone Charger
  • No Spare Tyre

Tesla CAMPING Y

The same conversion at standard ride height

Dark Tesla Model Y on a road running below a steep green Icelandic mountainsideView from inside the Tesla with feet up on the dashboard, looking out at a snow-covered mountainRear of a dark Tesla Model Y parked at a glacier lagoon full of icebergs

Standard ride height, 77 cm

The second of CampEasy's two Tesla conversions: the same 2023 Model Y, the same 515 hp quad-motor all-wheel drive, the same 77.8 kWh battery and 483 km range, and the same 200 × 115 cm bed, fridge and cooking kit. The difference is underneath — 77 cm of ride height on standard wheels rather than 83 cm on larger ones, which is why CampEasy do not classify it for F-roads. It does gain a tow hitch.

  • Sleeps 2
  • Electric
  • Tow hitch
  • No F-roads
Base vehicle
Tesla Model Y, 2023, 0–3 years old
Seats / sleeps
2 / 2
Bed
200 × 115 cm
Gearbox
Single-speed
Drive
AWD · Electric
Power
515 hp
Length
4.75 m
F-roads
Not allowed
Night heating
Electric, drawn from the drive battery
Rental season
Year-round
Luggage
1 small + 1 large bag
Min. driver age
20

Best for

Two people doing the Ring Road and the paved south coast who want the electric experience and do not need highland permission.

Watch out

Not F-road classified, so it is the one Tesla that stays on made roads — and like its raised sibling it has no kitchen, no running water and no spare tyre. CampEasy's gallery for it is 41 photographs of the car driving and not one of the bed made up, so the three below are exterior shots; the interior is the same conversion as the Camper Y 4x4 above.

Full equipment list (21)
  • Quad Motor Engine
  • 77.8 kWh Battery
  • Up to 483 km Range
  • Electric Heating System
  • Compressor Fridge
  • Quality Travel Stove
  • Cook and Kitchenware
  • Extra Thick Bed
  • Full Bedding with Duvets
  • Information Tablet
  • GPS Navigation
  • Autopilot
  • 360° Parking Camera
  • 15-inch Touch Screen
  • 14 Speakers
  • Heated Steering Wheel
  • Heated Mirrors
  • Heated Rear Window
  • Wireless Phone Charger
  • Tow Hitch
  • No Spare Tyre

Fleet questions

How many campers does CampEasy actually have?
Eighteen, plus a minibus. Their website menu links nine, but the booking engine rents nineteen listings: eleven campers CampEasy describe as 0–3 years old, seven EXP campers aged 3–6 years, and the Easy 9 Seater, which is a nine-seat Renault Trafic with no sleeping equipment at all. The eighteen campers sit on six chassis — VW Caddy Maxi, VW Transporter, VW Crafter, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit and Tesla Model Y.
What does EXP mean on a CampEasy camper?
It is the older half of the same model. CampEasy label their standard campers "0-3-Year-Old Camper" and their EXP campers "3-6-Year-Old Camper"; everything else on the published spec sheet — engine, gearbox, bed dimensions, fuel consumption, heater, even the number of plates — is identical between a pair. Seven campers are offered both ways: the Auto, Fun, Small, Big, Clever 4x4, Viking 4x4 and Ranger 4x4. If you are comparing prices on our search page and see the same model twice, the cheaper one is almost always the EXP.
Which CampEasy campers are allowed on F-roads?
Nine of the eighteen: the Easy Monster 4x4, Easy Luxury 4x4, Easy Viking 4x4 and its EXP, Easy Clever 4x4 and its EXP, Easy Ranger 4x4 and its EXP, and the Tesla Camper Y 4x4. Everything front-wheel drive — both Smalls, both Autos, both Funs, both Bigs — is barred, and so is the Tesla CAMPING Y despite being all-wheel drive, because it sits on standard ride height. CampEasy's terms charge a 200,000 ISK fine for taking an unclassified camper onto an F-road.
Which ones can cross rivers?
Eight, and only with an insurance upgrade bought on top: the Monster, the Luxury, and both the standard and EXP versions of the Viking, Clever and Ranger. The Tesla Camper Y 4x4 is F-road classified but is deliberately not on that list. CampEasy also state plainly that river-crossing and water damage is not covered by the standard CDW, so without the upgrade a crossing is forbidden rather than merely risky.
Which campers work for a winter trip?
Sixteen of the eighteen have a Webasto heater that CampEasy rate at eight to ten hours off the leisure battery, with wool insulation behind the carpet, and every camper is rented year-round — there is no winter shutdown on any model. The two to think harder about are the Teslas: they heat the cabin beautifully from the drive battery, but the heat you use overnight is range you cannot drive the next day, and Iceland's winter charging network is thinner outside the south-west.
What is the difference between the two Teslas?
Ride height and what CampEasy will let you do with it. Both are 2023 Tesla Model Ys with the same 515 hp all-wheel-drive quad-motor drivetrain, the same 77.8 kWh battery and the same 200 × 115 cm bed. The Tesla Camper Y 4x4 is raised to 83 cm with larger tyres and is F-road classified; the Tesla CAMPING Y sits at 77 cm on standard wheels and is not, though it does gain a tow hitch. Neither has a kitchen or running water, and neither carries a spare tyre.
How old do I have to be to rent one?
Twenty, for every camper in the fleet, and your licence must have been held for at least twelve months and be presented at pickup. Unlike several Icelandic rental companies, CampEasy do not set a higher age for the 4x4s or the five-berth vans.
Is the Easy 9 Seater a camper?
No, and CampEasy say so themselves — the sleeping section of its spec sheet reads "THIS VAN IS NOT FOR CAMPING - No sleeping utilities provided". It is a nine-seat Renault Trafic minibus with cabin heating and a navigation tablet, rented alongside the campers. It has no card on this page for that reason, but it does appear in search results, so it is worth knowing what it is before you compare its price against a camper's.
Are these specs guaranteed for the camper I get?
No. CampEasy publish an age band rather than a model year, so an "0–3-year-old" camper could be either end of that, and equipment gets swapped over a vehicle's life. Everything here reflects what CampEasy published at the date stamped at the bottom of the page; confirm anything that decides your booking with them directly.

Specifications transcribed from CampEasy's own vehicle pages and rental terms on campeasy.com, last checked 1 August 2026. Fleets change: model years roll over, equipment gets swapped, and individual vehicles vary. Confirm anything that decides your booking with CampEasy directly. Links to CampEasy are affiliate links — see our terms.

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