The RV Mattress Overstock Blowout.
Regular prices up to $3,200. Same Canadian made mattresses, same warranty.
Make the bed at the lake feel more like home. Measure your platform, choose your size, then compare the available mattresses below.
Find Your RV Mattress
Every in-stock RV Queen $697. Every in-stock RV King $997. All built in Canada, from all-foam to pocket coil. When a size shows sold out, it’s gone for the season. Not sure what fits your platform? Check the size chart.
Modern Collection
Emma Collection
Classic Collection
Signature Collection
Prestige Edge Aliee
Prestige Edge Laura
Prestige Edge Morgan
Aria
Your RV Mattress Was Built to a Budget, Not a Standard
RV manufacturers cut costs where you won't notice on the lot. But you'll feel it by night two. Thin foam, no support, and materials that trap heat in a space that's already warm.
The result? You wake up stiff, tired, and dreading the drive to the lake instead of looking forward to it.
- Factory foam as thin as 4". Barely more than a camping pad
- Low-density materials that sag after a single season
- Zero pressure relief for side sleepers or couples
- Off-gassing chemicals in a small, enclosed space
A real RV mattress is different on purpose. It's cut to true RV sizes, light enough to lift with the storage platform, and built with foam and coils that hold up season after season.
We’d rather put these mattresses in your RV than keep them in our warehouse all season.
Wake Up Ready for the Lake
Candle Lake. Waskesiu. Katepwa. Last Mountain. Emma Lake. These aren't just destinations. They're where summer memories are made.
But a bad night's sleep changes everything. Instead of hitting the water at sunrise, you're nursing a sore back with camp coffee.
You didn't buy the trailer to sleep poorly. A proper RV mattress means you wake up the way you do at home. Rested, ready, and excited for the day ahead.
What Size Is an RV Mattress?
RV mattresses aren't the same as home sizes. They're shorter or narrower so they fit the bed platform without gaps, overhang, or forcing. Measure your old mattress, then match it below.
RV Queen (Short Queen)
The most common RV size. Fits nearly all travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers.
RV King
Full king comfort for larger motorhomes and luxury fifth wheels. No compromise on space.
Bunks & Other Sizes
Bunks and older campers use their own sizes, usually shorter and narrower. Measure yours and bring the numbers in. We will match it.
Will a regular queen fit? Usually not. A home queen is 60" x 80", and most RV platforms are built for the 75-inch RV Queen. If your platform measures 75 inches long, you need an RV Queen.
What does a great sleep cost per night?
You count camping nights, not years. Slide the values to see what real sleep is worth in your camper.
Based on 30 nights × 7 years on a $1,297 mattress.
Come In. Lie Down. Find Your Fit.
Every body is different. Come in for the free 30-minute Discovery™ Experience: lie down on the Discovery™ Stage, see where your body carries its weight, and let a consultant match you to the right feel. Firm, Medium, or Plush. The same mattresses you try in store come in RV Queen and RV King.
Quick Answers
The questions we hear most from RV owners, answered in plain words.
What is the RV Mattress Overstock Blowout?
We ordered more RV mattresses than the season sold, so every in-stock RV Queen is $697 and every in-stock RV King is $997 while they last. Regular prices run up to $0. In-stock units only, at all 6 Saskatchewan stores and online. When they’re gone, the deal is gone.
Why are RV mattresses this cheap right now?
We over-ordered, camping season is wrapping up, and we’d rather put these mattresses in your RV than store them through the fall. Nothing is wrong with them. They’re the same Canadian made RV mattresses from our regular lineup, with the same warranty.
How long does the RV blowout last?
Until the last one sells. The count on this page comes straight from our live inventory and updates as mattresses sell. In-stock units only, with no rainchecks and no new custom orders at blowout pricing.
What size is an RV mattress?
RV mattresses come in their own sizes, built shorter or narrower than home mattresses so they fit RV bed platforms. The two most common are the RV Queen (also called Short Queen) at 60" x 75" and the RV King at 72" x 80". We build both in Canada. Some trailers run a 74-inch Short Queen, so measure your old mattress before you order.
Will a regular queen fit in an RV?
Usually not. A regular queen is 60" x 80". Most RV bed platforms are built for the RV Queen at 60" x 75", so a home queen is about 5 inches too long for the space. Measure your platform first. If it's 75 inches long, you need an RV Queen.
What is a short queen?
Short Queen is another name for the RV Queen: 60" x 75", the most common mattress size in travel trailers and fifth wheels. It's the same width as a regular queen and 5 inches shorter, so it fits the RV bed platform without hanging over.
Can I get an RV King in Canada?
Yes. We build the RV King (72" x 80") right here in Canada and carry it at all 6 of our Saskatchewan stores. It gives you full king sleeping space in larger motorhomes and luxury fifth wheels, and you can try the same mattress in store before you buy.
Can I order one in a different size?
Not at these prices. The blowout is in-stock mattresses only, in RV Queen (60" x 75") and RV King (72" x 80"), which fit nearly every travel trailer, fifth wheel, and motorhome sold in Canada. What you see on this page is what is on the floor. If your camper takes an odd size, bring your measurements to any of our 6 stores and we will show you what we have.
How does RV mattress delivery work?
Front-door delivery is free within city limits of any of our 6 stores. Want it carried in and set up? Add $59 for in-home setup, or $99 VIP for setup plus old-mattress removal. Outside our store cities but within 100 km, delivery is a flat $99. Beyond that we'll quote it in store. Free in-store pickup is always an option.
This deal hits the road when the last one sells.
Don’t take that old mattress into next season. Measure your platform, pick your feel, and grab one of the 40 before the pile is gone. Next camping season you’ll be glad you did.
