Camping Sleeping Bags & Sleeping Pads

Everything You Need for a Good Night's Sleep Outdoors

A good camping sleeping bag is one of the most important pieces of kit you can invest in. Our adults sleeping bag is designed for camping and backpacking, making it a genuinely versatile option that works whether you are car camping with friends or heading out on a multi-day trail. It is built to keep you warm through the night without being unnecessarily bulky, so it packs down to a manageable size and fits comfortably alongside the rest of your gear.

Pair it with our inflatable camping sleeping pad and you have a complete sleep setup. A sleeping pad does two important jobs: it cushions you from the ground and insulates you from the cold that rises up through the earth overnight. Even in mild weather, sleeping directly on the ground draws heat away from your body and makes for a restless night. Our inflatable pad is lightweight and compact when deflated, which makes it easy to carry on any trip, and it inflates quickly to give you a comfortable, supportive surface to sleep on.

Together, the sleeping bag and pad cover the two things that matter most for sleeping outdoors: warmth and comfort. Both are designed with portability in mind, so they add minimal weight and bulk to your pack without compromising on the quality of your rest. Look through our full camping range to find tents, camping chairs and everything else you need to complete your outdoor kit.

Sleeping Bag and Pad: Getting the Combination Right

Choosing Your Sleeping Bag

Our camping sleeping bag is suited to adults and versatile enough for three-season camping, covering spring, summer and autumn trips across the UK. When choosing a sleeping bag, temperature rating is the key factor. Look for a comfort rating that covers the coldest nights you expect to face. For most UK camping trips, a three-season sleeping bag with a comfort rating around 0°C handles the majority of conditions from late spring through to early autumn.

Choosing Your Sleeping Pad

For the sleeping pad, the key advantage of an inflatable model over a foam mat is the combination of comfort and packability. It gives you noticeably better cushioning than a basic foam roll mat and takes up far less space in your rucksack. If you are travelling light or space is limited in your tent or camping wagon, that trade-off is well worth making.

For the best night's sleep outdoors, use both together. The pad handles insulation from the ground while the sleeping bag keeps you warm from above. Getting that combination right means you are far more likely to wake up feeling rested and ready to make the most of the day ahead.