Sleeping Bags

I think you meant to address that to LL rather than me, Rufs.

I was responding to his 'save the planet' post.

apologies clicked the wrong quote , note to self "stay off the sauce"

Must agree with quilt nice underneath nice on top 

Here you go Kay. Three season, zip together, within your budget.

https://www.charlies.co.uk/outwell-contour-lux-royal-blue-sleeping-bag-2018.html?utm_source=google_shopping&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6cbes7a15AIVR7TtCh0UDwPVEAQYCCABEgKGfPD_BwE

Just checked the Duvalay version , , , , , , , , Aaaarrrrgggghhhh !

£ 200 plus each depending on the version  -- I'll get an electric heater thank you very ever  so much  !!

In my opinion 3 seasons can be a tad warm in height of summmer. 

The Coleman sleeping bags we use are supposed to go down to -20 but that is a bit ambitious, we find they are OK except in severe cold. Over the years we've had all sorts of bedding, we prefer duvets but it's storage space and lay out that makes the difference etc so at present the sleeping bags suit us. The Coleman bags are around £34-40 just now. They are very roomy and soft so we hardly notice they are "bags" they can be zip linked or used as duvets.

We use a king size topper on the cushions and then a summer quilt if it looks like being cold we have 2 spare blankets available

As EasyT says the 3 Seasons bags will probably be too warm in summer, which probably means you would need two sets if you tour in winter with the heating off.

Apologies for being late to the discussion. 

My question would be why you feel the need for sleeping bags in a modern caravan. Would you ever dream of using sleeping bags at home?