We got so fed up with airbeds going down that we invested in an aerobed which was absolutely fantastic until that developed a leak too which we couldn't locate, a very expensive leak so we gave up on airbeds and invested in an Outwell Posadas double campbed, absolutely no chance of that getting a puncture. We wont be going back to airbeds
thankyou for the replies :) will have to store the sofa differently I think and do the half inflate thing when patching and when/if we get some money invest in a better quality one :) - we have bought some camp beds for this year - just cheap low ones but space and cost is a major consideration :( - didn't now about sims until reading on the threads about them - which cheapish ones would you recommend for us and the kids? just standard higear £10 camping beds and the £20 yellow stone ones for me and hubby - many thanks :)
------------- June 2015: seaview international 2 nights
July 2015: little winnick 2 nights
August 2015: lower polladras 5 nights
august 2015: tollgate farm 5 nights
august 2015: oakdown 3 nights
September 2015: tregarton park
family of 6 with young children
What goes up...must come down!!!!
After may years of blow up beds/sofas etc at some point deflating on you (very often in the middle to the night) I have have moved over to camping beds (Look out for Outwell Pasadas..can really recommend them)
------------- Current tent line-up (all outwell)
Yellowstone falls - for week or more
Clear lake - Flyball team entertainment
Cedar lake - not been used yet!
Trout lake 6 - short weekend trips
Trout Lake 4 - for just me and the dog
Concorde L
I'm an Areobed person so have never used the camping bed and SIM set up so can't say how good these are but Aldi have them as a special buy from Thursday as does Lidl
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets