Sleeping Bags, Sheets or ?
My wife and I just bought a class B Pleasure Way Lexor TS. We tried it out on Jekyll Island a couple of weeks ago and slept on the "queen" bed and used sleeping bags as our bedding. We had tried a s...
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If you're set up (and/or going to) where you can easily regulate the temperature inside the RV (e.g., hookups, generator), then sleeping bags are easier to manage on the beds. Using a bag liner reduces the need to wash the bags as often.
If you're set up like I am, camping in mostly no-hookup sites and no generator, then a sleeping bag may not be versatile enough. I use sheets, a down-alternative blanket, and a cheap comforter. I push down what I don't need, some nights only using the sheet. I find it much easier for varied temperatures than a sleeping bag, and sticking out your feet is possible. I also have several of those wonderful throws that Costco sells in winter to use if I need even more warmth.
If you're set up like I am, camping in mostly no-hookup sites and no generator, then a sleeping bag may not be versatile enough. I use sheets, a down-alternative blanket, and a cheap comforter. I push down what I don't need, some nights only using the sheet. I find it much easier for varied temperatures than a sleeping bag, and sticking out your feet is possible. I also have several of those wonderful throws that Costco sells in winter to use if I need even more warmth.
