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Frazzle when my kids were young it was roll mats all the way. Reason being that they used to play in their bedrooms when it was raining outside and they had a much more stable surface to play with their toy cars, of which they had million or two it seemed. An airbed is no good for that. When they got to about twelve/thirteen (my two are a year apart) they wanted and got single airbeds.
A campbed out of Decathlon or Argos will set the OP back £40 or so but the downside is the pack is bulky. The more lightweight options as the Helinox are very pricey.
Just bought one of these for my 6yo. Folds up, quite light. In my opinion would suit your needs
http://www.skcamping.com/sunncamp-concertina-camp-bed-fn8820.html
JoggingHippo, looked them up on Amazon and the reviews are not so kind. I appreciate your advice though.
I still think the one from decathlon is the one for us. Reviews are really good, its sturdy and off the ground. HOPEFULLY will double as a seat for all three kids.
------------- if your not living life on the edge your taking up tooo much room
Was in Decathlon yesterday and the day before the camping stuff gets bumped to front of shop I got the L100 with a £10 discount. LOL, so pleased, they had meant to remove the sale ticket as till had full price and the manager was NOT happy having to give me it at the sale price....
------------- if your not living life on the edge your taking up tooo much room
We have the possadas I find it too hard on it's own so have an airbed on top, also making it almost as tall as our bed at home,but brill for storing stuff underneath