It's durable collapsible concertina-style, can be separated to make two single beds and has a steel frame with heavy duty polyester fabric. The apparatus can be split into 2 and so on the mornings the beds would be separated and placed on top of one of the fixed beds for use later.

The Kid-o-bunk cot, bunk bed, camping bed is the " rolls royce" of bunk beds, and is perfect for families who need flexibility when it comes to sleeping arrangements.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. You'll also find advice and recommendations for places to holiday with little ones in destinations around the world. These portable kids bunk beds are collapsible, concertina-style, so you can make them into two single beds if you prefer.

Fortunately, there are camping bunk beds designed for kids that make life easier and more comfortable for everyone. And by that I mean, once we had discovered they made camping bunk beds for kids (in this case, the Hi Gear Duo Bunk Beds from Go Outdoors), we thought they’d be the perfect solution for our daughters’ (aged 5 and 3 at the time) sleeping arrangements during our camping adventure.This collapsible duo bunk bed can be separated to make two single beds; the ideal bed for camping or travelling. Bonus: you don't have to feed the bars through the material as they are already installed and fold up nicely to put away. 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. A nice cosy sleeping bag and a proper pillow (not the inflatable camping pillows shown below in the photograph – they just flew out from under their heads constantly) make this a pretty snug child-sleeping option.

For more comfortable nights in the great outdoors, see my top picks for kids sleeping bags and camping pillows. Took 3 of us to wrench the metal bars into place and it still looked massively strained and skewiff. I think if you have a child who is used to sleeping in a bed, they’d manage very well, especially with the side panel and lipped edges. 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.Once they’re up and in the tent though, as they only take up the same amount of room as one camp bed, there is plenty of space left for the sprawl of kiddo paraphernalia. DURABLE - This bunk-bed from Hi-Gear is built to last with a steel frame for strength and hard wearing heavy duty polyester fabric that is easy to clean.

Most camping bunk beds will be wide enough for adults – it’s usually the height that will be difficult.We've had this 2 years now and taken it camping in two different tents, and to several houses for the kids to sleep in when visiting people. You will allow yourself more storage space, plus you can use your bunk beds for other purposes such as single benches or single beds. 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. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Had a laugh trying to put up lol but we did it about 20mins but now know how to put together be quicker next time.