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Ours slept in the second bed ...
However, they could sleep in the awning ... how you achieve that will depend a lot on personal preference and weather conditions (especially temperature).
A ground sheet will protect from damp ... but if they are on (say) an inflatable or camp beds ... they will be well off the ground.
A good duvet or correct tog sleeping bag, will also provide decent protection.
Having the connecting door open is really a question of whether the children want/need that sort of potential contact .. I'd play it by ear.
You can get a zip in awning annexe/pod for sleeping in ... can get a lining and built in ground sheet.
Ours, eventually moved out into a small Quechua so as to distance themselves from parental encroachments!
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Topic: Folding camper awning
