Good nights sleep

After riding around in a submarine for over three years I can sleep anywhere, anyplace, anytime................lights on, lights off, noise on, noise off, head high, head low, nothing impacts my :Z .

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

we put our house expanded queen from sleep number in out motorhome and we have no issues going to sleep nor staying a sleep, With the blackout curtins we can sleep till way after sun is up.

dons2346 wrote:
Nope. Got used to tight cramped sleeping spaces during my stint in the Navy so sleeping in a motorhome is considered a luxury.

Second that. Nothing like sleeping on a canvas rack on a Tin Can (destroyer).

Maybe all this good sleeping has more to do with RVing than the bed. I know I am pretty relaxed when I am a-w-a-y!

I'm with dons2346 and his Navy experience. But I experienced it in the Army as a passenger on a Navy LST, and as a crew member on a Army LCU.

We don't have any cabinets overhead and have a queen. Blackout curtains - memory foam topper on the mattress and we usually sleep well.

No.
We have a queen with the head in the slideout. Small nightstands on either side (as in pull them out and a king would fit). Tiny end windows in the slideout, we always sleep with them open. Cabinets above.

Someday, I will add a long skinny tiltout window behind the bed, and redo the headboard.

There is no place I sleep better than in my motorhome.

Bruce, what kind of motorhome to you have?

Our king-size bed is in a slide-out with overhead cabinets. Doesn't seem cramped to me, in fact, I sleep better in the motorhome than our stick and brick. I should say too that we have a regular residential king-size Beauty Rest pillow top mattress in the motorhome.

MM.

Bruce Hoggatt wrote:
Anyone else have trouble sleeping with their head cramed into a small area slideout with cabinets overhead????

Have never sleep Better than in the Coach.

Love the slide-out and having a window right by my Head, in the King Sized bed, we did have Blackout Curtains installed and can sleep till the sun is UP, and that does help.

SO to answer your question -- no problem.

BOL,

Nope. Got used to tight cramped sleeping spaces during my stint in the Navy so sleeping in a motorhome is considered a luxury.