Campbell Mattress Review

Campbell Mattress is a Missouri factory-direct brand that has built mattresses in-state since 1933. It was founded in Cape Girardeau. Four Campbell-built models run from $495 to $1,295 or more for a Twin base: Ashby Firm, Brookshire Plush, and 90th Anniversary Firm and Plush. It's best if you live near St. Louis and want local factory value. You can try beds at showrooms in Alton, Chesterfield and St. Peters. The brand doesn't publish layer specs, a sleep trial or warranty terms, so ask for them in writing.

This guidance comes from model names and descriptions, not brand testing. Side sleepers can start with the Brookshire Plush or 90th Anniversary Plush. Back sleepers can look at the 90th Anniversary Firm or Ashby Firm. Stomach sleepers are closest to the Ashby Firm, described as an extra firm support system.

Brookshire names cool-sleeping fabrics, but no test data is published. Brookshire names motion-separating 1000 Level Support, and Ashby names motion-absorption updates. No comparative motion data is published. The brand doesn't publish weight guidance (checked September 2026). The 90th Anniversary line is the thickest premium pick by positioning alone.

Twin-base prices are Ashby Firm $495.00, Brookshire Plush $895.00, 90th Anniversary Firm $1,095.00 and 90th Anniversary Plush $1,295.00. Size surcharges: Ashby up to +$700.00. Brookshire adds +$100.00 for Twin Long, +$300.00 for Full and Queen, and +$700.00 for King and Cal King. 90th Firm adds +$400.00 for Full and Queen and +$900.00 for King. 90th Plush adds +$400.00 and +$900.00.

Pricing sits in the regional factory-direct value to midrange band. It undercuts most national luxury lines. With no layer specs, coil counts or written trial and warranty terms, compare the out-the-door price against regional rivals. Prices load dynamically on the site, so confirm them live.

Brookshire Plush has pressure-relieving memory foam comfort layers, cool-sleeping cover fabrics and a 1000 Level Support unit. It's built in Missouri at the Campbell factory. Ashby Firm uses the classic Campbell support system with contouring comfort layers, but the full stack isn't listed. The 90th Anniversary beds are marketed as the most supportive, luxurious and long-lasting Campbell mattresses yet. No layer-by-layer stack is published.

The About page says premium mattresses with the best of domestic materials. The brand doesn't publish certifications, foam densities, ILD, coil counts, gauges, heights, fire-barrier type or adjustable-base specs (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish warranty length, sag thresholds, proration or a claim process (checked September 2026). Durability signals are marketing only. The 90th Anniversary Plush is called the most comfortable and long lasting yet. The brand cites a Missouri factory build with domestic materials since 1933.

We found no independent durability testing. Foundation requirements and stain exclusions aren't published. Ask for the written warranty before you buy and keep your proof of purchase.

The Brookshire Plush page says to be the first to review it. The 90th Anniversary and Ashby pages show no review content. So the brand site has effectively no reviews (checked September 2026). We found no ratings from Google, BBB, Sleep Foundation, Mattress Clarity, Sleepopolis or RTINGS. The BBB profile was unavailable when we checked.

The store also sells Avocado, Helix and Leesa, so any store reviews would mix product lines. We couldn't verify any complaint themes. Read current Google reviews for the Alton, Chesterfield and St. Peters showrooms before you buy.

You can buy online at campbellmattress.com, which has a zip-code availability search. You can also buy at Campbell Mattress and Mattress Direct showrooms in Alton, Chesterfield and St. Peters. Phones are 573-334-7148 and 314-675-1933. Email is midrivers@campbellmattress.com. The site also sells Avocado, Helix, Leesa, M.H. Gray, Relax-O-Pedic, Zero Sleep and iDirect and Campbell Sleep lines.

Showroom hours are Mon to Fri 10AM to 8PM, Sat 10AM to 6PM and Sun 11AM to 5PM, excluding holidays. You can test beds in store. The brand doesn't publish a home-trial program. It delivers locally around St. Louis and ships small and boxed items by UPS, FedEx or USPS. National mattress shipping rates and zones aren't published.

Orders are processed in 2 days. They aren't shipped or delivered on Sundays or holidays. Most products ship within 7 days of processing. Some ship in 24 hours, and custom orders take several weeks. St. Louis delivery uses the company's transport partner. You get a two-hour window confirmed the day before, plus a call when the truck is en route.

The team sets up new products and removes the old mattress and foundation at no extra charge, if they're clean and sanitary. Furniture, waterbeds, adjustable bases and bed frames can't be moved or removed. Warehouse pickup is Mon to Sat 10AM to 3PM. The brand doesn't publish delivery fees or parcel shipping costs (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish a sleep-trial length, return or exchange mechanics, refund timing or fees (checked September 2026). The shipping-returns page covers delivery and pickup only.

Ask a Campbell Sleep Consultant in writing whether comfort exchanges are offered, in what window and at what cost. No online trial terms are stated.

The brand doesn't publish warranty length, covered defects, sag minimum, proration, transferability, foundation rules, exclusions or the claim process (checked September 2026). We couldn't find a warranty document on the official pages.

Ask the showroom for the written warranty card for your exact model. Keep your proof of purchase and make sure your foundation meets the terms.

Against Original Mattress Factory, Campbell has a similar local-build story and showroom-first model. It matches on Missouri heritage but trails on warranty presentation. Against Denver Mattress, the lineup and prices are similar. Denver publishes more construction and warranty detail.

Against Ashley Sierra Sleep, both are promotion-priced with firm, plush and pillow-top feels. Campbell stands out for its Missouri build. Against Sealy and Beautyrest entry lines, Campbell wins on local build and entry price (Ashby $495 Twin base). It loses on national trial, warranty paperwork and review depth.

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.