What Bedding?

We use an old sleeping bag, opened out, as a base on top of the cushions, then instead of sheets a double duvet cover as an inner sleeping bag, and then a king size duvet on top, tog value depending on the time of the year. The "innerbag" duvet cover we wash on a weekly basis, and carry a spare in case the washed one hasn't dried during the day.

We do the same as Nellie. We had problems with sleeping bags so used one of the sleeping bags under the sheet and found it far better.

We use an old sleeping bag, opened out, as a base on top of the cushions, then instead of sheets a double duvet cover as an inner sleeping bag, and then a king size duvet on top, tog value depending on the time of the year. 

We use a lightweight all year as we simply set the heating to suit

Sheets and a lightweight throw let the alde take care of the cold

We have matching bedding - sheets, duvets, pillow cases etc. on bunks and double. In lovely warm neutral colours to match the caravan decor. Looks lovely and cosy when all made up. 

A proper sheet and a wool filled duvet as it seems to have wider temperature range than our Goose down home duvet. 

I used to make up a bed every night and then got really fed up with having to make up a bed every night so I have a fixed bed now.  So much better!  I've gone down the wool route too, only I've gone the whole hog. I have a wool matress topper, wool filled pillows and a 3 way, light, medium and combine the two for real cold, wool duvet too. As Deleted UserUser said I find that the wool seems to have a much wider comfort range than other fillings and I think wool pillows are fantastic. They are not cheap but having tried them I wouldn't use anything else now.  I used to wake up with a blocked nose, dry mouth and often woke up in the night soaking wet from night sweats.  All gone since I started using wool bedding with cotton sheets and pillow cases. I can't recommend them too highly.  I always take three sets of bed linnen away with me.  It takes up very little space and means that I do not have to do any laundry or ironing whilst I'm away. I hate doing both but trying to do either in a caravan is a total nightmare for me.

We have 2 single duvets, one thicker for me and thinner for my husband ( he's always hot)  this gives us the choice of making up the front bed or sleeping on the sofas. I made a kingsize patchwork quilt to go underneath. Never been cold so far.

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Kingsize memory foam topper with a fitted sheet on it and kingsize duvet and pillows. Don't see why I should use a sleeping bag....I'm not tenting! 

We've got a lovely lightweight wool duvet at home, made locally in the southwest, from Devon Duvets. A bit pricey to buy more for the van so we manage with cosy soft cotton sleeping bags.