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We've got two children aged 3 and 6 and they sleep with either mummy or daddy on a double airbed in separate sleeping bags.

We found this arrangement worked fine last year as they felt reassured with it being their first camping trip.

It did get a bit chilly at night so we could make sure they kept warm with them next to us. I burst one of the beds though by over inflating it so I'll probably get one of these this year which will give us a few more options now they ( and we) are a bit more confident...not from ABC though going by some of the comments on here.

http://www.abc-camping.co.uk/details.aspx?id=1114&mode=

best wishes

John

Quote: Originally posted by campingmeerkat on 28/3/2006

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We have a  double each because that way I can sleep with my youngest in case of nightmares, storms etc if necessary.

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Quote: Originally posted by Daddy John on 28/3/2006

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We've got two children aged 3 and 6 and they sleep with either mummy or daddy on a double airbed in separate sleeping bags.

We found this arrangement worked fine last year as they felt reassured with it being their first camping trip.

It did get a bit chilly at night so we could make sure they kept warm with them next to us. I burst one of the beds though by over inflating it so I'll probably get one of these this year which will give us a few more options now they ( and we) are a bit more confident...not from ABC though going by some of the comments on here.

http://www.abc-camping.co.uk/details.aspx?id=1114&mode=

best wishes

John

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We had a nightmare with our (then) 2 and 4 year olds sharing a tent bedroom in France last summer.   They're not used to sharing and kept each other awake for hours, so were grumpy and tired the next day etc etc (you know how the cycle goes on!).   I don't know why we didn't think of splitting them like this - it sounds like it would have solved our problems!