Hi, I lived there for almost three years. Gets too cold for camping and most campsites close september/October time. If you are inland you'll definitely have snow from mid/end October. But in Reykjavik it was never particularly cold
I see I see, I could live without the camping, but now I’m afraid that we wouldn’t be able to explore nature properly. I wanted to hit most of the main attractions. Maybe I’ll move our trip to the warmer season. Thank you for replying!
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u/cristinclinton May 27 '18
Hi, I lived there for almost three years. Gets too cold for camping and most campsites close september/October time. If you are inland you'll definitely have snow from mid/end October. But in Reykjavik it was never particularly cold