Camping Mattresses

Shop camping mattresses, self-inflating mats and air beds for better sleep outdoors. Find comfortable options for tents, 4WD touring and family camping.

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Camping Mattresses for a Better Night’s Sleep Outdoors

Rest easier outdoors with camping mattresses, camp mattresses, self-inflating mats and air beds designed for tents, swags, 4WD touring and family camping. Whether you need a lightweight sleeping mat, a thicker mattress for extra comfort or an inflatable mattress for a weekend setup, this collection helps make nights away more comfortable.

Choose from self-inflating camping mattresses, foam roll mats, air beds and compact sleep options that balance comfort, packed size and quick setup. Shop camping mattresses Australia-wide for road trips, caravan parks, festivals, tent camping and longer outdoor adventures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are self-inflating camping mattresses comfortable?

Yes. Self-inflating mattresses combine foam and air for a balance of comfort and support. They are softer than closed-cell mats and more convenient than air beds, making them a popular choice for campers who want better sleep outdoors.

What’s the best thickness for a camping mattress?

For comfort, look for mattresses 5–10 cm thick. Thinner mats are lighter and suit hikers, while thicker options are better for car camping. The right thickness depends on how much comfort vs. portability you need.

Do camping mattresses keep you warm?

Yes. A good camping mattress insulates you from the cold ground. Self-inflating and foam mattresses provide better insulation than standard air beds, which can get cold without an added layer or sleeping bag.

How do I stop a camping mattress from deflating overnight?

Always check for small punctures and keep the valve closed tight. Place the mattress on a groundsheet or mat to avoid sharp objects. Temperature drops can cause some air loss, so topping up before sleep helps.

How do you pack and store a self-inflating mattress?

Open the valve, roll the mattress tightly from the opposite end to push air out, then close the valve. At home, store it unrolled with the valve open to protect the foam and extend its lifespan.

What’s the difference between a camping mat and an air mattress?

Camping mats are lightweight, compact, and provide insulation—ideal for hiking and backpacking. Air mattresses are thicker and more comfortable but bulkier, making them better for car camping or longer stays.