Best Sleeping Bags For Solo Camping
Don’t sleep on choosing new bedding for your next voyage to the Great Outdoors.
A quality sleeping bag is one of the most important items you can pack for a camping trip—and a solo camping trip, in particular, since the only body heat you'll have to keep you warm is your own. Trust us when we say that you do not want to get caught on a cold, windy night without a bag that keeps you comfy and insulated! Some things to consider is whether you'll be car camping or backpacking, and how much money you want to spend.
Sleeping bags made of down insulation tend to be more expensive than synthetic fill but pack easier and retain more heat. In any case, these options are a good start.
This three-season sleeping bag can be used in a variety of ways—zipped together with a second to make a double bag, zipped all the way open to make a quilt, or used just as a standard bag. An adjustable drawstring half-circle hood will keep you warm even in extreme conditions, while the wide bottom provides much-needed ventilation.
For surviving even the coldest nights, this polyester-shell sleeping bag is filled with premium quality duck down that boasts a 500 filling power. The relaxed, envelop design provides the freedom to move around at night while remaining cozy and warm.
Designed for three seasons of use, these quality sleeping bags also have a weather-resistant design to keep you warm even in extreme conditions, while preventing any dampness. After a long day of hiking, swimming, or exploration—you'll want a sleeping bag that can provide a relaxing night's sleep.
Perfect for children and adults, this incredibly roomy sleeping bag makes it easy to find a comfortable position—with a plush filling that ensures you'll sleep like a baby. Each bag comes equipped with a compression bag with straps, which makes it easy to store and carry.
Stay warm even in temperatures dipping below 40 degrees with this high-quality, ultra-soft sleeping bag that has a polyester shell and a non-allergenic hollow fiber fill for improved insulating performance. The bag's "mummy" design makes it extremely lightweight, weighing in at under three pounds.