Purchased one for £19.99 and was a little sceptical... Tried it out this weekend whilst away and its fantastic, they started selling them last monday if you need a decent bed check out your local store
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Lower Lacon Caravan Park, Wem, Shropshire
June 2011
Twitchen House, Woolacombe Bay Holiday Park
Glad to hear a good report on them, we bought a couple last week, but not going to be giving them a real test for a few weeks yet. Have put them up and layed on them for a short while in the living room, and seem comfy/sturdy enough.
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I bought 3 for the kids last year and we didnt get any complaints, they seem to be very sturdy and well built and survived a number of trips without a scratch. We all have SI mats now so they are currently gathering dust in the cupboard.
Quote: Originally posted by Paper clip on 02/5/2011
I bought 3 for the kids last year and we didnt get any complaints, they seem to be very sturdy and well built and survived a number of trips without a scratch. We all have SI mats now so they are currently gathering dust in the cupboard.
Try the SI mats on top of the camping beds for added luxury ( and warmth!) Best nights sleep camping I've had.
We looked at the Aldi beds, but eventually went for a pair of something similar from Argos (~£18.50 each, saving ~£5 each on normal price). We will be trying them when we head to Secret Garden/Bosavern House for 7 nights the week after next - can't wait.
We are new to the forum (this is our first post), and it's a great place to get info and suggestions on things! :-)
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Aldi Single Camping Beds
