Campervan 4x4 Adventure + (automatic)
Mercedes Campstar | 2024-2026 Model
- Automatic
- 4
- 3
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Show all 4x4 campervansHighland campsites sit high and exposed, and even a July night there can turn cold fast. Every one of our 4x4 campers has a standalone heater that runs on fuel and an auxiliary battery, so it warms the sleeping area wherever you park, no hookup needed. Add four-wheel drive and an onboard kitchen, and you’re set for F-roads and colder seasons, for 2 to 5 travelers. CDW insurance, unlimited mileage and VAT are included, with prices starting from 25,070 ISK per day.

| What to know | Details | Models |
|---|---|---|
| Standalone heating in every model | Webasto or Webasto-type heater running on fuel and an auxiliary battery. It heats anywhere, at Highland campsites, viewpoints or rest stops | All 4x4 campers on this page |
| Campsite plug-in as a backup | Webasto plus 230V campsite heating | Campervan 4x4 Hilux (2023–2025) |
| Fixed beds inside the heated cabin | The upper bed is fixed, not a pop-up, so the whole family sleeps inside the warm cabin | Campervan 4x4 Viking |
| Pop-up roof beds run cooler | Roof beds sit above the main cabin and stay cooler than the lower bed | Campervan 4x4 Hilux, Adventure +, California Beach |
In cold weather, the lower beds are the warmest spot.
In winter, the Campervan 4x4 Adventure + takes a maximum of 2 travelers, because its roof bed is too cold and the water system isn’t available. None of these campers has a bathroom, and F-road rules vary by model.
| Model | Seats / Sleeps | Beds | Heating | Transmission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Campervan 4x4 Hilux (2024–2026) |
4 |
Roof 120 x 190 cm47 x 75 in · Lower 110 x 190 cm43 x 75 in | Standalone | Manual or automatic |
Campervan 4x4 Adventure + |
4 |
Lower 203 x 113 cm80 x 44 in · Roof 200 x 110 cm79 x 43 in | Standalone (max 2 travelers in winter) | Automatic |
Campervan 4x4 California Beach |
5 |
Roof 120 x 200 cm47 x 79 in · Lower 145 x 180 cm57 x 71 in | Standalone | Automatic |
Campervan 4x4 Isuzu D-max |
4 |
Roof 180 x 160 cm71 x 63 in · Lower 180 x 130 cm71 x 51 in | Webasto | Automatic |
Campervan 4x4 Hilux (2023–2025) |
4 |
Roof 120 x 200 cm47 x 79 in · Lower 120 x 200 cm47 x 79 in | Webasto + campsite plug-in | Automatic |
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Our pick
Standalone heating, a double-burner stove and a sink, with one bed each. On cold nights, the lower bed is the warmer one. All F-roads allowed, with no river crossings.
From 26,000 ISK per day
Our pick
A longer lower bed (203 cm / 80 in), a sink and a double-burner stove. In winter it takes a maximum of 2.
From 25,070 ISK per day
Our pick
Two double beds and a 5th seat. Kids in the roof bed will want a warm sleeping bag outside summer.
From 61,250 ISK per day
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Webasto plus campsite plug-in heating, with sleeping bags and pillows included. Every F-road allowed.
From 26,000 ISK per day
Our pick
Webasto heating, a 220V hookup, a sink and a double-burner stove. Every F-road allowed.
From 28,110 ISK per day
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| Heated 4x4 Camper | Rooftop Tent Car | Heated Camper (2WD) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drive | 4WD | 4x4 | 2WD |
| F-roads & Highlands | Allowed (rules vary by model) | Allowed (rules vary by model) | Not allowed |
| Heating | Standalone in every model | None | Standalone or plug-in, depending on the model |
| Where you sleep | Inside the camper | In a tent on the roof | Inside the van |
| Best for | Highland trips in any season | Summer Highland trips on a budget | Ring Road trips in cooler seasons |
A rooftop tent car reaches the same F-roads for less, but it has no heating at all. If you’re sticking to the Ring Road, a heated 2WD camper does the job.
Yes. Every 4x4 camper has a standalone Webasto or Webasto-type heater that runs on fuel and an auxiliary battery.
No, every model heats without a hookup. The Campervan 4x4 Hilux (2023–2025) can also run its heating on 230V campsite power.
The heater warms the sleeping area, but roof beds sit above the main cabin and run cooler. In cold weather, use the lower bed or choose the Campervan 4x4 Viking, whose fixed upper bed is inside the heated cabin.
Yes, but F-roads are closed in winter, so the 4WD is for grip on snowy regular roads. In winter, the Campervan 4x4 Adventure + takes a maximum of 2 travelers.
The Viking, Isuzu D-max and Hilux (2023–2025) can drive every F-road, and the Hilux (2024–2026) all F-roads with no river crossings. The California Beach can’t take the F249 or tough stretches of the F208, and the Adventure + is limited to routes 35, 550 and 208 from the north.
All of them, except the Campervan 4x4 Hilux (manual).
CDW insurance, unlimited mileage and VAT are always included. Sleeping bags come with the California Beach and Hilux (2023–2025), and the Viking includes linens, pillows, duvets and towels. A camping table and chairs come with the California Beach and Hilux (2024–2026).