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Big Agnes AXL Air Pillow
    Big Agnes AXL Air Pillow

    $29.99

    WAS: $39.99*

    Rumpl Everywhere Towel
    Rumpl Everywhere Towel

    $37.50

    WAS: $50.00*

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    The North Face Wawona Blanket
    The North Face Wawona Blanket

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    WAS: $75.00*

    MSR Air Head Down Pillow
    • Midnight Print
    MSR Air Head Down Pillow

    $47.19 - $54.69

    WAS: $62.99 - $72.99*

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    Grand Trunk 360 ThermaQuilt
    • Blue/Navy Blue
    • Red/Crimson
    Grand Trunk 360 ThermaQuilt

    $99.95

    WAS: $99.99*

    Rumpl NanoLoft Puffy One Person Blanket
    • Crisp Fade
    • Patina Pixel Fade
    • Deepwater
    Rumpl NanoLoft Puffy One Person Blanket

    $119.99 - $134.99

    WAS: $165.00 - $180.00*

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    Rumpl Everywhere Mat
    • Ocean Fade
    Rumpl Everywhere Mat

    $60.00

    WAS: $80.00*

    MSR Air Head Pillow
    • Blue Woven Dot
    MSR Air Head Pillow

    $39.69 - $47.19

    WAS: $52.99 - $62.99*

    Explore Camp Bedding a Public Lands

    After a day of exploration, there’s nothing quite as relaxing as curling up under the stars. Sweet dreams can quickly turn sour without the right bedding, though. Public Lands has a variety of camp bedding to keep you comfy while you explore the great outdoors.

    Air Mattresses

    Air mattresses have come a long way since their invention. The best air mattresses offer comfort levels that rival traditional beds.

    Choose a mattress with a built-in pump so that you won’t have to struggle with it when you’re most tired. For camping, you’ll want a battery-operated pump. (Don’t forget to buy the batteries!)

    You’ll also want to make sure the mattress top is flocked. A flocked top is covered in a velvet-like material so that sheets, blankets, or sleeping bags won’t slip around.

    Most importantly, check the mattress’s dimensions to see if it will fit in your tent.

    Cots

    For a space-saving alternative, try a cot. Some even come in the form of bunk beds!

    Sleeping Bag Liners

    When you’re miles from the nearest shower, you need a liner to keep your sleeping bag's interior clean. They also help you regulate temperature, so you’ll need different liners for different seasons.

    Some liners excel at moisture wicking, helping you stay cool during the summer months. Others add up to 25°F of warmth.

    Pillows

    Your camping pillow should be easy to pack. For some situations, you might need it to be water-resistant.

    You can squish foam pillows into small packages, but inflatable pillows are also great for packing. To save as much space as possible, check a pillow’s pack size before purchasing.

    Blankets

    Choose a blanket based on the temperature range you expect while camping. In the summer, look for a blanket that excels at moisture wicking, and for winter, choose a well-insulated blanket. Options with cape clips let you wear your blanket around your shoulders, hands-free.