Comfortable Camping Mattresses for Restful Nights Outdoors

A good night's sleep is what separates a great camping trip from a long, restless one. The right camping mattress lifts you off the cold, hard ground and lets you wake up ready for the day ahead, wherever the road takes you.

Our collection brings together self inflating mats, air beds, foam sleeping pads and swag style options in a range of sizes and thicknesses, all with a luxury feel without the heavy price tag. Match one to a warm sleeping bag and you have the makings of a genuinely comfortable camp.

Choosing the Right Camping Mattress for Your Trip

The best mattress depends on how you travel, the conditions you sleep in and how much comfort you want to carry. A single pad around 190cm by 60cm to 65cm suits solo campers, a double around 190cm by 130cm to 140cm suits couples, and a queen air bed around 153cm by 203cm is ideal for car camping. Foam pads of 3cm to 5cm keep weight low for hiking, self inflating mats of 7cm to 10cm add real comfort for most campers, and air beds of 20cm or more feel closest to a bed at home. Self inflating and foam mats also trap warmth better than a basic air bed, so for cold trips choose a higher insulation rating.

• Self inflating mats for a balance of comfort and pack size
• Air beds for maximum plushness
• Closed cell foam pads for lightweight, puncture proof insulation
• Stretcher and swag style mats for a raised sleep

Styles to Suit Your Trip

Lightweight self inflating and foam mats roll down small for hikers, thicker mats suit touring, and double and queen air beds bring comfort for families car camping. Round out the setup with a sturdy tent, practical camp furniture and cooler bags to keep food fresh.

Frequently Asked Questions

What thickness camping mattress do I need?

For hiking, a 3cm to 5cm mat keeps weight low, for general camping 7cm to 10cm adds real comfort, and air beds of 20cm or more feel closest to a home bed.

Are self inflating mats better than air beds?

Self inflating mats pack smaller, insulate better and suit hiking, while air beds offer more plush comfort for car camping.

Will a camping mattress keep me warm?

Self inflating and foam mats trap warmth well, while a basic air bed can feel cold underneath, so choose a higher insulation rating for cold nights.