Sleeping Platforms

We wanted a sleep system for two in our Sienna, but needed it to be super flexible and modular, accommodating the "people mover" format and also the "micro camper for two" format. With simple swap over. This unit fits perfectly as a full sized bed AND easily shifts into a behind the second row seats shelf. Amazing. And it's light, easy to set up, break down. Honestly, I can't think of one thing I'd change. Y'all nailed it with this product. Thank you!

I'm not sure I've ever written a review, but in this case, I am happy to. I think Pacific Adventure Works is the best small business in the USA. It certainly has the best customer service I have ever experienced, and I have lived a long time. I had questions, and Reed went above and beyond to answer all of them and get me the correct legs for my vehicle.

I bought the Hideaway Single, and I think it is a brilliant product:
1. I don't have to put up a tent.
2. I don't have to sleep on the ground.
3. I don't have to buy an RV.
4. I don't need tools to set it up or adjust it.

As a single female senior citizen, this makes camping even more enjoyable for me, and I am grateful for that!

I've had roof top tent and a ground tent and a homemade sleep platform made out of plywood. This is the most versatile, lightweight solution for a sleep platform in any rig! Being able to adjust the legs allows me to leave the second row seats in, or removed. I'm even thinking about setting it up outside on the ground if the weather is good. I'm using it in a Mitsubishi Montero but I like the idea that I can transfer it to the next vehicle when the time comes. Well built and will last a very long time!

I got a hideaway double for my 2019 4Runner and have nothing but good things to say about it. I’ve spent the last week camping around Utah and I’ve never had so much space while having a cozy sleeping platform. Also, customer service is on point! I reached out with questions on which leg kit to select and I got a detailed response the next day. Super stoked!

I have a 2023 Toyota Tacoma crew cab with a 6-foot bed and a LEER 180 camper shell. I built a sleeping platform out of plywood and 2x4 last year and was pretty much happy with the set up under my LEER shell until Reed came along with the "no-build" platform; specifically, the Hideaway Single.
A few months after I'd installed my wooden platform there were a number of times when I needed to use my truck bed for hauling various large items, but was unable to do so given my platform wasn't the easiest or convenient to remove. It could be done, but it was a pain! But I just figured I'd live with it as I hadn't been able to find an adjustable cot/platform that would fit my truck bed space and also allow me some headroom under the LEER shell. Once I saw Reed and his Hideaway platform on Facebook, I was very intrigued. A fully adjustable, seriously stable, well-engineered and designed sleeping platform, ALONG with the Exped sleeping pad that fits my truck bed like a glove!
I love the ability to store gear below the Hideaway, as well as on top of the Hideaway when traveling. But far and above the most appealing feature (for me) of the Hideaway is its ease of not only removal from my truck bed, but due to its modular design, its ability to be disassembled, rolled up within the canvas platform and then placed into my garage (taking up very little space) until the next time I'm ready for an adventure. And until that time, my truck bed serves as a truck bed that I can use anytime.
I just returned from an annual 5-night Christmas camp trip and I couldn't be any happier with the performance of the Hideaway and the exceptional comfort and warmth of the Exped sleeping pad.
Sure its pricey, but I have found exactly what I was looking for and based upon the excellent design and quality of material used in its construction, I will have the Hideaway to enjoy for many years to come.
I highly recommend the Hideaway and the Exped sleeping pad.
Well done Reed!
Duke Ramshaw

I was looking for a solution for my 2006 CRV (Gen 2) and was going back and forth between buying this and building something from scratch. Most other platforms on the market aren't made to fit the older CRVs, so I wasn't sure it'd work, but wanted to try.

I just took it on a 1,400 mile road trip and slept on it for several nights with 2 large dogs. Before I left for my trip, I set it up in the cargo area with the extendable supports pushed in and used it to store sleeping pads and a water jug above my other gear while maintaining access to the back seats during travel. When I rolled up to the campsite each night, it was easy to set up by myself as it just requires folding the seats down, adjusting a few screw in knobs, sliding the supports into position, and flipping the topper over the supports.

To maximize storage underneath without compromising too much headroom, I got the step platform, but ordered some stubby legs to go on top of the seats since the rise is between 8 inches and 14 inches on a slant when folded forward. This was the perfect amount of room for me as a side sleeper. I couldn't sit upright, but I had enough room that it didn't feel claustrophobic.

While on day trips from my destination, I've left it up to block the view of what's in the cargo area and keep my pups out of groceries, but it will easily roll up and be stored in the cargo box up top when I go back to my regular routine.

The rubber stoppers at the end of the horizontal pieces don't love to stay in, but I'm going to fix that with some kind of adhesive. Other than that, it's about as perfect as can be for what I needed and their customer service team is super responsive and works to make sure everything is exactly right.

Overall, it was worth the cost for its ease of setup and stowability. Plus, when it's time for a newer vehicle, it'll transfer right over. Here's to more adventures!

Anytime a company includes a handwritten note I’ll write a review, love to see it- took the PAW XL on our first camping trip this week, it worked out just fine! We both snuggled up comfortably in the back of my Taco and were able to travel with plenty of storage underneath. It’s a really great lightweight option if you’re trying to stay away from a bunch of wood; no build, TOTALLY worth it IMO. Will give y’all a shoutout on the YouTube, cheers 🤙🏼