Trailer tent under beds: will a sunncamp pup tent also fit a conway trailer tent?

I'll tell you what I would do in your situation. I would find out the actual dimensions of the underbed tent which you could buy for your Conway. Then I would find the dimensions of the Sunncamp underbed tent you have found. If they are the same, or more or less the same, then you should be Okay. Mind you, if I were you I'd buy a Conway underbed tent, then you know it would fit.

I'll tell you what I would do in your situation. I would find out the actual dimensions of the underbed tent which you could buy for your Conway. Then I would find the dimensions of the Sunncamp underbed tent you have found. If they are the same, or more or less the same, then you should be Okay. Mind you, if I were you I'd buy a Conway underbed tent, then you know it would fit.

I've used a snap-on skirt on my bunk-ends to store gear out of the weather and away from prying eyes, and have even setup a dog kennel underneath, but I've never considered using that space for extra sleeping room. First of all, it's not a very big space, and then you have the support poles for the bunk-end in the way. What I've done instead is use an add-a-room on the awning of the camper and setup a few cots there. This gives you stand-up height, bug protection, ventilation when you want it and roll-down window shades for privacy. Put an awning mat down for a floor if desired.

I do not understand why you are having difficulty. Any good tent has specifications on ceiling height as well as width and length. You know the measurements of your Conway Trailer Tent. Therefore, you buy a tent that fits the space beneath the bed. Most backpacking tents are low-clearance of 36" (91 cm) to 42" and a length of about 7' (214 cm). Go to a good gear shop and look at all of the various styles or look on-line and study specs. An outdoor shop may even allow you to set-up a tent beneath your trailer if you pull it into their parking lot. For your purpose, you may want to look at the instant set-up tents called "Pop-up" tents. With their flexible support structure, I think that you could compress the ceiling if necessary to fit beneath your trailer bed. Without details of your dimensions, that is the best advice that I can provide.

I do not understand why you are having difficulty. Any good tent has specifications on ceiling height as well as width and length. You know the measurements of your Conway Trailer Tent. Therefore, you buy a tent that fits the space beneath the bed. Most backpacking tents are low-clearance of 36" (91 cm) to 42" and a length of about 7' (214 cm). Go to a good gear shop and look at all of the various styles or look on-line and study specs. An outdoor shop may even allow you to set-up a tent beneath your trailer if you pull it into their parking lot. For your purpose, you may want to look at the instant set-up tents called "Pop-up" tents. With their flexible support structure, I think that you could compress the ceiling if necessary to fit beneath your trailer bed. Without details of your dimensions, that is the best advice that I can provide.

No. When I was little,I believe only lots of sock lives under my bed followed by lots of toy that I didn't put back into the box so I see no monster.