GAIALOOP 3 Inch Memory Foam Camping Mattress, Dual Layer Thick Sleeping Camp Pad for Car Tent Cot, Roll-Up Portable Glamping Floor Bed for Guests Sleepover

Purchased for camping with my kids. So far, we’ve only used it in the back yard, but we loved it. We all agree we sleep better outside than we do inside! The queen size camping pad is perfect for the three of us. It fit easily in a 4 person tent with room to spare. The thickness made it super comfortable - I didn’t feel the ground even when sleeping on my side, which is usually a problem for me. It is easy to set up and use with a set of sheets. We do keep ours stored in the case, but the camping pad unrolls easily and the curled end flattened within a day or so. Not a complaint but the size is a trade-off. The camping pad is huge when rolled up. The bag has shoulder straps but the camping pad still touches the ground when I have the straps snugged down all the way. I am only 5’3 so maybe that’s a me problem. It obviously isn’t for backpacking but it’s just so awkward to carry that I’d be reluctant to take it where I have to set up much further than a traditional car camping site. TLDR: I love it & I’d absolutely buy it again.

Tired of waking up deflated on the ground when using an air-mattress, I desperately wanted something different. Slept very comfortably all weekend long in our tent. Unlike using an air mattress, when I tossed and turned it didn’t send my husband flying. It was big and bulky to carry but not heavy. Easy to roll up with two people. Stores about the size of our Christmas tree! We bought the queen size. I am very glad we bought it. I never wake up refreshed when camping and this trip I did.

My boyfriend and I love to go camping and we were so tired of waking up on the hard ground on a deflated air mattress. This camping mattress is so much more comfortable! It’s bigger than expected once you allow it to expand, but it rolls up easily and fits nicely into the carrying bag. We’ve taken it on several trips now with no issues. It’s very good quality for the price, looks nice, seems to be quite durable, and very comfortable to sleep on. It fits great in our tent, and we love not having to inflate our bed. We can just roll it out and go! Highly recommend if you’re looking for an alternative to the traditional air mattress for camping. We’ve also used it as a spare bed in our home for overnight guests (who also gave it a thumbs up for comfort).

I tend to like minimalist bed setups, like tatami mats or very simple bedframe/mattress combos. This pad served me well while I was staying at a friend’s house for a few months while work was being done at my place. The color that was on sale when I got it was the ehhh green, I would have preferred a different one but that’s not super consequential to how it performed. It kept its shape and firmness even though me, as a bigger bodied person, slept on it every night for quite a while. It is pretty narrow as it’s made to be a backpacking mat, but it did the job. Overall it was easy to use and seemed to hold up pretty well.

This pad is thick and supportive and super comfortable. The memory foam layer makes sleeping easy! It has a removable cover for washing and comes in a nice, zippered nylon bag for storage. Will definitely buy another one.

Love these sleeping pads for camping! We bought 2 of these & use them on top of our air mattress & it greatly improves our sleep & comfort! They also keep us warmer than sleeping directly on the air mattress. They are a bit bulky & take up room, but well worth it! Highly recommend!

I love the size. And it's super comfortable. But there are two big negatives people need to be aware of: (1) It's bulky. Full stop. I wish there were a two-inch thick version -- or even a one-inch thick version in otherwise the same size. I'd gladly trade some comfort for reduced bulk. (2) Relatedly, it's somewhat difficult to roll up for storage/transportation, and even more difficult (bordering on extremely difficult for us) to get the "darn" thing into the storage bag. There's probably a "trick" for (2), but I'm not a dog. I don't do tricks. Design your product correctly the first time. Alternatively, I wish it could be folded instead of rolled up. A bit more bulky for storage, etc., purposes, but at least even I -- not the sharpest tool in the shed -- could do it. If you've considered the above and still think those issues are OK for your you, I'd say get it. Can't speak to waterproofness, and value for money, frankly, is in the eye of the beholder.

The most comfortable camping mattress I have ever slept on. But I would not want to pack it in. Great for tent camping or a cottage stayover.