CAMPING | 7 Of The Best Luxury Camping Beds & Mattresses

February 19, 2020 Shell Robshaw-Bryan

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Whether it’s a super comfy air mattress or something altogether more luxurious you’re looking for, we’ve rounded up some of the best luxury camp bed options for a comfortable night under canvas.

1. Vango Blissful Custom Comfort Double Airbed

Coming in at just over the £100 mark when we looked, you might wonder why you’d want to spend so much on what appears to be a bog-standard air mattress. This double airbed from Vango however, is constructed to provide maximum stability and it incorporates an innovative system to monitor and check air pressure and silently top it up as you sleep.

It’s pricey, but it means no more waking up on a partially deflated bed. Also do bear in mind that you need to be camping with an EHU as it’s mains operated.

Reasons to buy: Double height and super stable, it’s mains operated though so you’ll need to be camping with an EHU (electric hookup)
Expect to pay: £99 – £130
Stockists: Winfields Outdoors | Outdoor World Direct | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.com

2. Berghaus 12cm Double Self Inflating Mat

Thick SIMs of 12cm provide a great level of comfort, they inflate themselves without the need for a pump and provide good levels of comfort and insulation. Pop this SIM on top of a folding traditional camp bed for even better levels of comfort.

Reasons to buy: Good 10cm depth and keen pricing
Expect to pay: £125
Stockists: Millets | Go Outdoors

3. Vango Shangri-La 15cm Grande Self Inflating Mattress SIM

This has been a firm favourite of ours for a while now. The 15cm depth of this mattress ensures exceptional comfort and this one is oversized for even greater levels of comfort. It’s well insulated too, so it will help to keep you warm at night. A brilliant all-round choice that makes a worthwhile investment.

Reasons to buy: Ultra thick, ultra warm and ultra comfy
Expect to pay: £121-£180
Stockists: Decathlon | Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk | Outdoor World Direct | Worldofcamping.co.uk

4. West l ake Comfort Bed Chair Camp Bed

This style of camp bed is becoming more common, and that’s because they provide exceptional levels of both warmth and comfort, though they don’t fold down as small as traditional camp beds, so you’ll need plenty of space!

Reasons to buy: Incredible comfort at a great price.
Expect to pay: £129
Stockists: Go Outdoors

5. Outwell Pasodas Double Folding Camp Bed

Outwell’s two-person Posadas folding campbed. Padded soft mesh cushions increase airflow keeping you cooler in the heat. While the high-strength frame offers comfortable support from top to toe. Opening and folding in seconds, it comes ready for use in its own compact carry bag.

Reasons to buy: Hard-wearing, pop a double SIM on top for unbeatable comfort.
Expect to pay: £80-£130
Stockists: Amazon

6. Outwell Dreamboat Double Airb ed

The Outwell Dreamboat double provides a decent 7.5cm of padding with a slightly larger than average width for greater comfort.

Reasons to buy: Thick, warm and very comfy
Expect to pay: £170 – £240
Stockists: Amazon.co.uk

7. Zempire Monstamat Single 10 cm SIM

The most comfortable and luxurious single self-inflating mat from Zempire, the Monstamat Single provides a home-from-home feel on any camping trip. A 10cm self-inflating mat luxuriously coated in soft stretch fabric provides instant comfort. A 150D Polyester base provides durability and resilience against the hard ground, whilst the internal cross-core foam allows for fast inflation and ultimate comfort.

Reasons to buy: Ultra comfortable and extremely warm
Expect to pay: £139 – £169
Stockists: Amazon.co.uk

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Editor & Owner at Camping with Style

Shell loves all things travel and outdoors and is a nature-loving, comfy-camping kinda girl. Shell started the Camping with Style blog after a serious snowboarding accident which left her with a broken back. Despite this she used the outdoors and healing power of nature to aid her recovery and she continues to spend time outdoors whenever she can.

From open water swimming, snowboarding and kayaking to hill walks and meditation, Shell shares her travels and microadventures here on the blog and in various publications she's written for, Shell has a particular interest in promoting wellbeing and the many benefits of nature therapy.

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