When you go out camping it the worst thing is not being able to sleep. You want to enjoy the outdoors and have fun during the day, but that is not possible when you are sore and tired from lack of sleep.
Here are a few suggestions of some great sleeping bags that can help with getting you the sleep you need so you can enjoy the trip! You can find other suggestions of items to bring with you when you go camping in the 11 Things To NOT Forget When Camping!
ALPS OutdoorZ Redwood -10 Degree Flannel Sleeping Bag
The Redwood is the perfect choice for those who want more room to move around. It’s great for camping or even just lounging in your backyard on a chilly night. This oversized rectangular bag has techloft insulation and 2-layer offset construction, so it will keep you warm all night long. And when it comes time to pack up, this sleeping bag features 3 webbing straps with quick release buckles that keep your rolled-up bag secure while transporting.
You can unzip the foot box completely and use as an extra blanket on warmer nights! With its soft flannel lining, this sleeping bag is also incredibly comfortable against bare skin. So whether you’re going backpacking or just enjoying some outdoor fun with friends and family, this is a great choice.
You can find the Redwood Flannel Bag for around $160
Hyke & Byke Eolus 0 Degree Mummy Bag
The Eolus 0 Degree mummy bag is the perfect choice for any outdoor enthusiast. It’s lightweight, durable, and warm enough to keep you comfortable in even the coldest conditions. You can use it year-round without fear of overheating or being too chilly. And with its compression sack, it packs down small so that you can easily bring it along on your next adventure!
This sleeping bag has been designed with comfort in mind. This mummy style sleeping bag keeps your head off the ground while still allowing plenty of room to move around inside if needed. It also comes equipped with an adjustable draft collar that helps seal out cold air from entering through the zipper area as well as keeping heat inside when necessary! The 2 way zippers allow easy access to your feet or arms without having to unzip all the way up or down which allows for more warmth throughout your body at night time when temperatures drop significantly outside during sleep hours.
You can find the Eolus Mummy Bag for around $200
Kelty Tru.Comfort Doublewide 20 Degree Sleeping Bag – Two Person Synthetic Camping Sleeping Bag
Let me say first of all that I usually go with a 0 Degree bag. But with a two person bag there will be someone to snuggle up against so I’m counting on that for the extra 20 degrees 😀
This Doublewide sleeping bag is the perfect solution for couples who want to enjoy camping together. With enough room for two sleepers, each with their own built in blanket and fully removable top layer, this doublewide sleeping bag has everything you need to stay comfortable while enjoying your favorite outdoor activities. There’s plenty of room inside for both people to move around freely. This is one purchase that will make everyone happy!
You can have all the comforts of home when you go camping.The two separate blankets allow each person to customize their comfort level and it features a fully removable top layer so you don’t get too hot during warm nights.
This Comfort Double wide comes in around $180
US Military 4-PC Weather Resistant Modular Sleep System with Waterproof Gore-Tex Cover
I saved the best for last, but it is also the most expensive I’m going to list here. This one in my opinion is the best because it has the most flexibility and with the Gore-Tex cover you actually don’t need to sleep in a tent. It will keep you warm and dry even in the rain (yes I unfortunately have tested that).
The Modular Sleeping System is constructed to insulate the user in environments ranging from mild weather to extremely cold weather, so whether you’re camping or just need something warm for your next trip this will be perfect. It includes 4 items, a green patrol bag, the black cold weather bag, a woodland camo bivy cover and a stuff sack which can be used independently or together in colder environments.
The green patrol bag is rated at 30 degrees, so it really only is of value by itself if you are in warmer environments. The black intermediate bag with the bivy cover is good to -10 so that will cover you in most cases. But if you are going snow camping or just like it really warm you put the green bag inside the black bag, inside the bivy cover and you are good to -50. That is why it is a modular sleep system. Set it up the way you want it.
The Modular Sleep System comes at a cost of around $320
