Mattresses for RVs aren’t things you can easily research on the internet or shop for at your local mall.

At the same time, they are very important to own if you are using your RV and need a place to sleep.

Yes, there are mattresses made specifically for RVs, and whether or not you are looking for your first mattress, or want to find a new mattress, you can find one that is considered a large upgrade in terms of support, comfort or both.

In this review, we will take a look at five great queen size short mattresses for RVs.

These RV come from companies like Zinus, Parklane and Premier Sleep Products. Each of these mattresses have great features as well as a one or two things that need improvements.

But without further ado, here are the mattresses that we will be examining on your behalf.

COMPARISON CHART

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	1. Zinus Deluxe Memory Foam 10 Inch Mattress Knitted jacquard cover. Green tea extract. Active charcoal for disposal of bacteria. Made from eco-friendly ingredients.	LEARN MORE ►
	2. Serenia Sleep 8-Inch Memory Foam RV Mattress Temperature sensitive foam used. Four-way stretch knit cover. Made in the U.S.A. Cool to the feel.	LEARN MORE ►
	3. Parklane Mattresses The Explorer RV Mattress Non-skid fabric on bottom. Bonnell innerspring included. Made in the U.S.A. Doesn’t skid as you sleep.	LEARN MORE ►
	4. Live and Sleep Elite 8-Inch RV Queen Gel Memory Foam Mattress Firm Comfort Level Gel Memory Foam Cooling Sleep 30 day trial + 10-year warranty	LEARN MORE ►
	5. 5.Premier Sleep Products TRAVEL HAPPY WITH A 8 INCH Made in the U.S.A. Resistant to allergens. Feels and looks unique. Comes with a ten-year warranty.	LEARN MORE ►

OUR TOP 5 PICKS

#1 Zinus Deluxe Memory Foam 10 Inch Mattress

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Features

• Knitted jacquard cover.
• Active charcoal for disposal of bacteria.
• Made in the U.S.A.

• Green tea extract.
• Made from eco-friendly ingredients.
• Ten-year warranty

Zinus does specialize in bedroom mattresses, and they are great to use, but they also make short versions for use in RVs, trailers and campers.

This mattress has three layers to it: five inches of support foam, two inches of comfort foam and three inches of memory foam to give you a hybrid of comfort and support. Not too soft and not too hard. This is a spongy-feeling mattress that springs back after you sleep on it.

To keep the mattress fresh, natural plant oil replaces petroleum, a common ingredient in mattress-making. This also makes the mattress eco-friendly as not many man-made materials were used to design it.

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#2 Serenia Sleep 8-Inch Memory Foam RV Mattress

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Specifications

Features

• Temperature sensitive foam used
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Premium-like texture.

• Four-way stretch knit cover.
• Cool to the feel.
• Keeps allergens at bay.

Next is this RV mattress from Serenia, it is also a short queen mattress that is 75 inches long by 60 inches wide by 8 inches tall.

The mattress is made up of two layers. The bottom layer is a six-inch high density support layer, giving you a solid and firm foundation to rest your body on. The top layer is a two-inch memory foam layer for pressure point relief.

This is a hypoallergenic memory foam that is used, making it strongly resistant to dust mites and other allergens.

It does state that there is a warranty, but the duration of the warranty is uncertain at this time. The warranty only covers manufacturer defects, and if you happen to get a mattress that has one, you can get it replaced.

#3 Parklane Mattresses The Explorer RV Mattress

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Specifications

Features

• Comes with a one-year warranty.
• Non-skid fabric on bottom.
• Doesn’t skid as you sleep.

• Bonnell innerspring included.
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Has an innerspring inside.

This Parklane mattress is one that specializes in being an RV mattress, so there is no home version of this mattress available. It is a queen sized short mattress that is 74 inches long by 60 inches wide by 7 inches tall. It is rather thin compared to other mattresses, but perhaps you like your mattresses this way.

There are a total of six layers inside this mattress. They are a quilted foam, a high density firm foam, cotton felt, a Bonnell innerspring, a foam base and finally non-skid fabric. The height of each layer is unknown at this time, but we cannot imagine them all being that wide.

#4 Live and Sleep Elite 8-Inch RV Queen Gel Memory Foam Mattress in a Box

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Specifications

Features

• Comes with a ten-year warranty.
• Is lightweight.

• Ultra Soft knit cover
• Works on all Surfaces

Denver offers us this “Supreme Euro” mattress that is says to be both satisfying in comfort and support. It is 80 inches by 60 inches by 11 inches in size. It also is the most expensive mattress in this review, so is it worth the money?

There are two layers in this mattress. The bottom layer is a nine inch high density foam for firmness, and the other is a two-inch Euro foam top for both comfort and for relieving pressure points.

The all foam construction is great for couples. It doesn’t allow the foam to have much transfer of motion, which makes the mattress feel right for both partners until the morning.

The top layer of the mattress is also high-density. You might get the impression that you will be sleeping on top of a large rock slab, but they go in a different direction, here, and rely on the quilt shape of the upper layer to comfort you and send you off into a deep sleep. At least you know that the mattress won’t sink in for being too soft.

#5 Premier Sleep Products TRAVEL HAPPY WITH A 8 INCH

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Specifications

Features

• Resistant to allergens.
• Comes with a ten-year warranty.

• Feels and looks unique.
• Made in the U.S.A.

This final mattress for RVs come to us by Premier Sleep Products. It is 75 inches long by 60 inches wide by 8 inches high. It is an adequately priced mattress for RVs without you worry if you are spending too much.

This mattress for RVs utilizes cool gel memory foam so that you are kept cool even in the stuffiest and warmest of conditions. It has a rather squishy, yet satisfying feel to it. It certainly doesn’t look or feel like any mattress that you might have seen before, but this can either be a good or a bad thing.

The mattress is topped with an eight-way stretch fabric that feels good and is meant to massage the body as you sleep. As a comparison, it reminds us of textured or popcorn ceiling in the home.

This is another great mattress for couples, as it works to reduce motion transfer among two sleeping bodies.

BUYER’S GUIDE

1. Are RV Mattresses different from the conventional mattresses?

The short answer to this question is “yes”. RV mattresses are different from conventional mattresses, most commonly compared to size. TV mattresses tend to be much smaller so that they can fit inside an RV sleeping quarters. This means that individuals and couples will have less room to work with as they are sleeping. There are different sizes of RV mattresses depending on the class of RV that you own, however.

Due to their reduced size, smaller mattresses tend to have more support than conventional mattresses, but manufacturers typically do their best to not skip on quality. For example, Zinus is a manufacturer of mattress that also makes mattresses for the home, and they typically make their mattresses for RVs in the same way that they make any other mattress, except for the size of it, of course.

2. How are sleeping quarters built in my RV?

There are two types of sleeping quarters that RV owners can use: A master sleeping quarters for the RV owner or leader, and sleeping bunks for other people what are sleeping on board the RV. A master sleeping quarters typically involves a mattress in the back of the RV that lines up with corners of the room to save space. Bunks are typically built in hallways between two rooms in the RV, with two or more built along the walls, so that people can walk in a path through the middle of the hall. Mattresses for these bunks are typically slim in width.

3. What should be the dimensions for my RV mattress?

The dimensions of your RV mattress should depend on the bed frame or box spring that you currently have in it. If you are also in search of a box spring or bed frame, you should take into consideration the size of your RV’s quarters and consider what kinds of beds would fit inside.

As a reference, here are common sizes of RV mattresses and their width by length:

Residential Queen: 60 by 80 inches.Short Queen: 60 by 75 inches.California King: 72 by 84 inches.Residential King: 72 by 80 inches.Short King: 72 by 75 inches.RV Bunk Beds: 28 to 42 by 72 to 80 inches.

Short queen is the size that we have considered for your RV in this review. RVs for mattresses are also suitable for RVs, mobile homes, trailers, fifth wheels, or long haul trucks.

4. What firmness level should I opt for?

Mattresses can be firm, soft, or somewhere in the middle. The best type of firmness ultimately depends on your body. You might enjoy a firm mattress over a soft mattress, or vice versa.

Firm mattresses are meant to be stiff and hard. This is so that your body can get the support it needs without your body being contorted as you sleep. Your back, legs, neck and arms will all be supported so that your entire body receives the support and rests normally.

Soft mattresses are meant to be more comforting. This is so that your body doesn’t feel like you are sleeping on a flat table, for example. The downside to soft mattresses is that your body sinks down into the mattress. Not only can this feel unusual, but it also might be hard for you to get out of the bed.

And of course, there are mattresses with a little bit of firmness and softness. You are really going to have to try each type of mattress yourself in order to judge which is the best for your body, but many owners cannot go wrong with a mattress being 50 percent soft and 50 percent supportive.

            5. Can I use a regular queen mattress in my RV?

You cannot use a regular queen mattress for RV because it will not fit. The RV mattress must be a custom RV size. The standard queen mattress is 60″ x 80″ while the RV queen is the same width but a little shorter at 75″ in length. It is hard to find a mattress for RV in most mattress stores unless the area has a lot of visitors from RV owners. When you use a regular queen mattress on an RV queen bed it will leave a 5” difference between the bed platform.

CONCLUSION

The best mattress for RVs is none other than the Zinus Deluxe Memory Foam 10 Inch Mattress.

We have had experience with this mattress before, and it is a phenomenal mattress that offers benefits that no other mattress has. Most importantly, its green tea and active charcoal.

Zinus’s mattress simply allows you to sleep cleaner and better, and the green tea and charcoal inside this matter work to give you just that. Not only is the support and comfort exceptional, but it works miraculously to remove toxins and bacteria from all around you. Sleep at night, and then wake up to feel better than before.

This mattress is also available for traditional homes, but don’t assume that they sacrifice quality while sizing the mattress down. It is great to sleep on no matter what size you need.

On top of it all, Zinus’s mattress sells at a price that any RV owner can afford, and it’s even more affordable than many of the “luxury” mattresses on the market. For a mattress that is not considered expensive, it is considered a real steal. This is the clear winner that you should be after. The only reason to not recommend this mattress to you is if you do not prefer to sleep on memory foam.