Wool Sleeping Pads, Bedrolls & Natural Bedding
Wool sleeping pads, bedroll blankets and natural bedding for camp and home. The organic wool sleeping pad is dense Eco Wool™ felt in a removable, washable organic cotton cover (¼ in to 1.5 in thick, 24–60 in wide) — an organic sleeping pad that stays firm, breathable and temperature-regulating under a sleeping bag or on a floor. It is also a genuinely non toxic sleeping pad: no foam, no off-gassing, no flame retardants. The wool felt bedroll blanket (4 lb, 50 × 76 in, US wool felt) works as a camp blanket, quilt, pad or liner. Merino sheets, wool-filled pillows and camp pillows complete a plastic-free sleep system.
The Wool Sleeping Pad and the Bed Beneath You
A wool sleeping pad does what the surface under a sleeper should do: stays firm, breathes, and holds its temperature through the night. The Lucky Sheep® pad is dense US wool felt in a washable organic cotton cover — no foam, no off-gassing, no flame retardants. It is made for the tent, the cabin floor, the tipi and the bedroom. It is not made for the trail, and we will say so plainly.
Under Your Body — the Organic Wool Sleeping Pad
Three thicknesses. The ¼ in pad (24 × 76 in, 32 oz, beeswaxed 5 oz twill) rolls to about 6 × 12 × 12 in and rides in the car or the canoe. The ¾ in and 1.5 in pads are three and six layers of felt in 10 oz organic canvas, in widths from 24 to 60 in — a camp mattress, a cabin bed, a floor bed at home. From $150 to $1,100.
Unzip the cover and wash it warm, like your cotton sheets. Keep a spare cover on hand and the pad is never out of service.
Carrying everything on your back? Leave the wool pad at home and carry a closed-cell foam pad. Wool felt earns its place where weight is not the first question. Wool vs foam vs inflatable, compared.
Over You, or Under You — the Wool Felt Bedroll Blanket
Four pounds, 50 × 76 in, US wool felt, made in the USA. With the optional full-length zipper it closes into a bedroll; open, it is an over-quilt on a cold night, a camp blanket by the fire, an extra pad under the hips, or a liner inside another bag. $275–325. The cowboy bedroll, rebuilt in wool felt.
Under Your Head — the Camp Pillow
7 × 11 × 4 in, firmly stuffed with Eco Wool™ batting in a cotton twill inner and a removable merino cover. A zippered opening lets you add or remove fill until the height is right. Made for back sleepers; side sleepers stack two. $40. Wool camp pillow vs inflatable.
At Home
The same fibers in the bedroom: a 60 × 80 in Merino Sheet for top, bottom or shawl ($175) and a standard-size Wool Filled Bed Pillow with adjustable loft ($85). Why the surface matters.
Pad below. Bag around you. Wool over the top when the night turns. Every piece is washable, repairable and built to be used for decades.






