RoamRest Mattress Review
RoamRest is a Clackamas, Oregon specialty brand for vans, RVs and overland rigs. It's a division of North America Mattress Corp., which has operated since 1996. It sells made-to-order all-foam mattresses shaped for rigs like the Winnebago Revel, Storyteller and EKKO. Prices run about $280 to $1,445. It's best if you live in a van and need an exact-fit bed. You should know about the short warranty first. The catch is a short 12-month warranty and no published sleep trial.
Is RoamRest the best mattress for you?
Good fit if you want
- Camper-van, Class B and C motorhome, travel-trailer and rooftop-tent owners
- Vehicle-specific shapes, folding or custom-size foam beds
- Easy-clean, water-resistant covers
- Couples who want a different firmness per side (EKKO)
Look elsewhere if you need
- Standard home mattresses
- Innerspring or hybrid builds
- Certified foams
- In-store tryouts
- A long trial or a warranty of 10 years or more
Compare the RoamRest mattresses
| Model | Feel | Height | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Duty Flippable RVA dual-sided flippable build for RVers who can't decide on feel. It has a stretch cover and comes in many RV sizes. | Soft on one side, firm on the other | 6 in (8 in for short queen and queen) | $395 to $655 |
| EKKOA replacement for the Winnebago EKKO Transit and Sprinter bed, with contoured corners and a foldable center. Medium-Firm has 4 layers with gel memory foam. Soft has 3 layers. | Medium-Firm or Soft, per side | Not published | $1,365 to $1,445 |
| Elite RVThe flagship RV line. It has gel memory foam plus 3 lb memory foam over soft foam and a firm base, with a breathable stretch cover. | Not published | Not published | $420 to $710 |
| Everynight Deluxe RVA budget dual-sided flippable bed. | Dual-sided, medium-density foam | 5 in (8 in queens) | $280 to $480 |
| Outback VanA tough rental-van pick with fluid, crack and flame-resistant polyurethane-coated nylon. | Flippable | 5 in | $675 |
| Pathway No-Fold DIYA DIY conversion-van slab with contoured corners and a washable zippered cover. | Medium-density | 5 in | $615 |
| Pioneer OverlandA 4-layer custom-size mattress for rooftop tents, pop-ups and trailers. The covers are removable, water and abrasion resistant. | Not published | 4 in | From $485 |
| Revel VanA Winnebago Revel replacement, extra-thick with snap-in extensions. | Medium-Firm or Soft | 5 in | $1,365 |
| Storyteller + RoamChucksA Storyteller replacement with the RoamChucks split wing and flare storage system. | Two feels | 5 in | $1,365 |
| Ultimate Tri-foldA dual-hinged, detachable tri-fold that fits most Sprinter-type platforms. | Two feels | 5 in | $935 |
Which mattress suits your sleep needs?
If you sleep on your side and want pressure relief, look at the Soft versions of EKKO, Revel, Storyteller or Tri-fold. If you sleep on your back or stomach, or you are heavier, look at the Medium-Firm versions or the firm side of the Dual Duty. If you share an EKKO, you can order a different firmness per side.
Rental fleets and dusty outdoor use suit the Outback. If your platform or bunk is tight, you can use Everynight Deluxe or the low-profile Pioneer. If you build your own, you can pick the Pathway. For versatility and stow-away function, choose the Ultimate Tri-fold or Storyteller with RoamChucks.
Mattress prices and value
RV lines are Everynight Deluxe at $280 to $480 (Good), Dual Duty at $395 to $655 (Better) and Elite at $420 to $710 (Best). Van and overland beds are Pathway $615, Outback $675 and Ultimate Tri-fold $935. Revel is $1,365, Storyteller + RoamChucks is $1,365, EKKO is $1,365 to $1,445, and Pioneer starts at $485.
The value is fair for exact-fit vehicle tooling and made-to-order foam. It's high against plain foam slabs. The brand doesn't publish financing details (checked September 2026).
What are the mattresses made of?
These are all-foam builds. They use soft conforming foam, gel-infused memory foam (Elite uses 3 lb memory foam), support foam and firm base foam. Stacks are 3 or 4 layers and run from 4 to 8 inches thick.
Tops are a breathable polyester-blend stretch fabric. On van lines, the sides and bottoms are fluid, abrasion and rip-resistant coated low-slip nylon (PVC or polyurethane). Covers zip off and wash. There are no innersprings. The brand doesn't publish foam certifications (checked September 2026).
How well do the mattresses hold up?
These are positioned as long-life travel beds. Flippable models extend usable life. Dense base foams resist bottoming on plywood platforms, and coated fabrics resist moisture and abrasion. The parent company claims it has built 1,000,000 mattresses.
The brand doesn't publish durability testing, sag thresholds or expected lifespan. A 12-month warranty is short for the category (checked September 2026).
Customer reviews and complaints
On-site testimonials and Google reviews skew strongly positive. The site claims 4.98 out of 5. Buyers praise comfort upgrades over stock van mattresses, exact fit, visible quality, helpful service and faster-than-quoted delivery.
Complaint themes are a 2 to 3 week made-to-order lead time, Medium-Firm feeling too firm for some side sleepers, and return shipping and restocking costs. One Storyteller buyer wished for Soft. We found limited independent third-party reviews (checked September 2026).
Where can you try and buy?
You buy direct at roamrest.com. The site also sells bedding add-ons from Summit Sheets, Rumpl and Sackcloth & Ashes. We found no retail stores, showroom or at-home tryout program. The brand exhibits at van and overland events, with a 2026 schedule published, where you can see products in person. Plan your visit around the schedule.
The address is 11235 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas OR 97015. The phone is 1-800-448-6163. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm PST.
Delivery, setup and removal
Beds are made to order, not stocked. Processing starts the next business day. Orders usually leave the warehouse in about 2 to 3 weeks. They then arrive by FedEx Ground in 5 to 10 business days with tracking.
The site advertises free ground shipping in the contiguous US. Otherwise rates depend on box size, weight and distance. The brand doesn't publish white-glove setup or old-mattress removal, though it has a mattress recycling program page (checked September 2026).
Sleep trial and returns
The brand doesn't publish a sleep-trial length or a free-return promise (checked September 2026). The trial-period answer in its FAQ is placeholder text. If you get the wrong size or comfort, contact RoamRest promptly and you'll get a solution.
Returns need service-department approval and an authorization number. RoamRest may charge return shipping and restocking fees. Warranty returns ship prepaid to its warehouse. With custom sizes, the risk of comfort preference sits with you.
Warranty
The 12-month limited warranty runs from delivery, through North America Mattress Corp. It covers defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser. The remedy is limited to replacement parts, at RoamRest's sole discretion. Claim items ship prepaid to RoamRest.
Improper use, alteration and unauthorized repair void it. To keep your coverage valid, you must unbox and decompress the mattress within 14 days of delivery. The brand doesn't publish sag-depth or cover terms (checked September 2026).
RoamRest vs. other brands
Against general RV-foam sellers like Adventure RV and Mattress Insider, RoamRest is narrower and more vehicle-specific. It offers shaped replacements for named rigs (Revel, Storyteller, EKKO) and tri-fold and overland formats. Against home-mattress brands, it has no standard home sizes, no hybrids, a shorter warranty and no trial.
Against van converters like Tochta, the custom-fit foam approach is comparable. RoamRest stands out with per-side firmness and RoamChucks storage.
How we put this review together
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.
- roamrest.com
Quick answers before you buy
Is RoamRest for regular home beds?
No. It's a van, RV and overland specialty brand only.
What firmness should I pick?
Side sleepers usually suit Soft. Back and stomach sleepers usually suit Medium-Firm or the Dual Duty firm side.
How long until my mattress arrives?
Typically 2 to 3 weeks made to order, plus 5 to 10 business days by FedEx.
Is there a sleep trial?
The brand doesn't publish a trial length. Returns need approval and may carry shipping and restocking fees.
What does the warranty cover?
12 months against defects in materials and workmanship, with replacement parts at RoamRest's discretion. Unbox within 14 days.
Can I get a custom size?
Yes. The brand offers custom mattresses, bench and dinette cushions, and Pioneer sizing.