Furthermore, its high-strength seams also make it perfect for most fold-out camp beds and sleeping mats. However, keep in mind that just because a camp bed is inexpensive does not imply that it is of poor quality. There are no bars or straps across your back either, giving a very comfortable and restful sleeping position.

This is because although you still need portability if you’re driving, you can carry much more than if you are backpacking or hiking. Keeping off the floor also helps with regard to heat retention in cold weather – there’s less routes for heat to escape from your body into the ground. It's bulky, of course, so if space or weight is at a premium check out the less extravagant options in our best camping mat guide. We tested the 10cm deep option, but it's also available in 7cm and 15cm tall versions, as well as single and double in each. Then comes the fun part – the mattress is fully inflatable and comes with its own electric pump – nice!

Another benefit of the Decathlon Inflatable Camp Bed Base is that the increased height not only makes it much easier to flop into - and jump up from - your mattress, but also keeps bedding off the floor, away from any condensation/creepy crawlies/etc.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. So there's plenty of scope for putting your camping equipment to an alternative use when you're not off on an adventure.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Weight, number of people, type of tent structure, use: all the criteria are put under the microscope to help you make the best choice! We all know that sleeping straight on the floor of a tent is not very comfortable - the ground can be hard and bumpy, meaning you have to keep moving throughout the night to keep comfortable. It's a self-inflating mat that, once fully inflated, provides you with 3 inches (8cm) of air and foam padding, with a soft stretch fabric topper that won't get sweaty and slippery in the night, and gives you as close to the feel of a traditional mattress as you're likely to get when out camping. Rather unusually it uses a steel frame (we’re used to aluminium), but this offers great strength and rigidity – this bed would survive a nuclear explosion!

The strong round aluminium frame of the CamoVision gives it a lightweight profile, while the microfleece mattress offers a very plush feel. Camping beds are inflatable beds that keep you off the ground, allowing you to have a good nights sleep, leaving you well-rested for the following day. Considering whether to take his electric blanket (we have hook up) this year too, although this shouldn't be in direct contact with the air bed itself. The bed is the ideal height to provide insulation from the cold and damp ground, as well as protect you from any creepy crawlies that may be around: animals that are generally harmless but which can be a source of unpleasant, night-time disturbances.Habe dieses aufblasbare Bettgestell mit der Konkurrenz von Deca… verglichen, ausprobiert und festgestellt das dieses Produkt doch deutlich besser ist. Bear in mind, however, that it takes quite a while to properly inflate, and packing it away again the next morning can be a bit of a struggle; it's really not keen to go back into its bag, and you're going to need a lot of determination (as well as making the most of its compression straps). Whatever your outdoor needs, we've got a supremely comfortable option for you on our list, ready to be paired with the best sleeping bag to deliver a fantastic snooze in any condition. It's a breeze to inflate – it'll do much of the work itself, but to get things nice and firm, you can use its stuff sack as an additional inflation tool – and a clever three-way valve makes the entire business of inflating, deflating and packing it away when you're done fabulously straightforward.

We really like the height of the Outwell Posadas because it keeps you a decent distance off the ground – this means that the cold isn’t going to seep into your bones as happens with some camping beds. Although it takes a little longer to put up, it has been designed in such a way that anyone can assemble it. They can be used for childrens sleepovers or when you have guests come to stay in the house - they're easy to inflate, and can be packed away very quickly. Conversely, if you prefer separate equipment or if you mainly walk alone, the wide variety of single beds available means you'll easily find a size to suit your body shape, ensuring optimal solo sleeping. For example, driving to a campsite has different requirements for weight compared to cross-country backpacking or multi-day hiking trips.By selecting a suitable camp bed (or cot as they are sometimes referred to in America), you can get very close to the same luxurious sleep you have at home.