Inflatable Camping Beds and Air Mattresses

Our Glampabout Bed Set

Twin XL raised air mattress with a built-in pump. It sits high off the ground and stays firm.

The flannel lining feels more like bedding and less like survival gear.

This packs small and still feels like a real pillow.

Soft fitted layer for the Twin XL airbed.

A Glampabout luxury! Why not?

We put this above the airbed, under the sheets and sleeping bags.

Height: Raised beds make entry and exit easier after a long drive or a cold night.
Size: Twin XL works well for two separate beds in one large tent.
Built-in pump: Fast inflation, fast top-off, fewer loose pump parts.
Surface: Sheets, covers, and flannel bedding reduce plastic-mattress feel.

A raised airbed gets you off the cold tent floor.
Cold affects inflatables. Top off the mattress before bed.
Two Twin XL beds beat one bouncy shared raft when the tent has room.
The surprise problem on our first cold trip was not the tent or the sleeping bag. It was the airbed. The raised airbed gave us height and support, but the air inside the bed pulled warmth away from us through the night. For the next trip, we added a 2 x 6 strip of shag carpet on top of the airbed, under the sheets and sleeping bags. It stayed flat and did not bunch up like loose blankets.
Heating pads are a favorite Glampabout luxury.

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Raised air beds bring home-style height to camp.
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Standard air mattresses save space and fit smaller tents.
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Self-inflating sleeping pads.