Hi-Gear Duo Portable Camping Bunk Bed with Steel Frame, Suitable for Adults and Children, Space Saving Camping Bed, Camping Furniture, Camping Equipment

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My daughters were 5 and 3 years old when we first bought these foldable bunk beds and as mentioned above, they were absolutely fine on them.

Hi-Gear Duo Bunk - Blacks

You will allow yourself more storage space, plus you can use your bunk beds for other purposes such as single benches or single beds. We’re going to get loads of use out of the fold up bunk beds in years to come too, not just as tent camping bunk beds, but for weekends away, self-catering stints and staying with friends and family. There’s an awful lot of construction that goes into a setting up camp, even with an inflatable Berghaus tent. They are connected together by a steel frame, which is easy to build – simply slot into place and fasten with a thick strip of velcro.

They feel really sturdy – my husband even ended up sleeping on one for a night, during a bed-hopping evening with the kids – you know the kind. These portable kids bunk beds are collapsible, concertina-style, so you can make them into two single beds if you prefer.

Hi-Gear Duo Portable Camping Bunk Bed with Steel Frame

I have to say rolling things up – mattresses, sleeping bags, you name it, is my LEAST favourite part of the camping experience.You can also use them for at home if your kids have a sleepover or you want some portable storage space. In terms of sleeping bags for bunk beds, our young kids slept in these padded Vango Starlight sleeping bags and were more excited by the prospect of who was going on the top bunk, than the softness of the bed, so were very happy with their lot.

HI-GEAR | Camping | Camping Furniture | Camp Beds - GO Outdoors

You'll also find advice and recommendations for places to holiday with little ones in destinations around the world. While these Go Outdoor bunk beds are great for young kids, you’ll need a different kids of portable camping bed for babies. One of the sides of the top bunk is also fitted with three little net pockets, which are really handy for storing stuff that kids like to have within easy reach, such as bottles and nappies etc. I like the fact there’s no faffing around with pumps, and no issues with having to deflate beds like you get with blow-up mattresses. If you’re tight on space in the car it can be easier to separate the poles from the bag so it packs down into smaller spaces.Some people may say they are a waste of space and effort, but a camping bunk bed will add that home-from-home comfort and more floor area. Oh the conversations – ok, heated chats – the husband and I had about what we could and couldn’t take on our three-week camping road trip to France. The Hi Gear Duo Bunk Bed camp beds also seemed like they would be super handy for future trips where we might need to put them to bed in a smaller space than usual. Take your kids camping bunk to the Peak District with this handy camping guide to the area from Peak District Kids.