Build your Jeep Grand Cherokee (2010-2021) for cargo-well car camping.
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Jeep Grand Cherokee Car Camping Mattress | Sleep in the Cargo Well
From $199.99
Luno Fitted Mattress Sheet | Compact / Mid-Size SUV
$89.99
Luno Cargo Hammock | Car Camping Overhead Storage
$99.99
Luno AIR+FOAM Pro Full-Size SUV Vehicle Mattress
$499.99
Grand Cherokee Roof Rack, Standard Basket (2010 - 2022)
$1,195.00
Field Box Lockable Hitch Storage Container
From $709.00
Build your Jeep Grand Cherokee (2010-2021) for cargo-well car camping
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a cargo-well / cargo-floor camp platform, not a Wrangler cabin and not a truck bed. This collection is the overnight layer: sleep on the cargo floor, then add camp extras that are on this grid.
Sleep first. The Luno Grand Cherokee cargo-well mattress is the dedicated sleep option here. Full-size SUV AIR+FOAM Pro and AIR Pro mattresses are also on this grid if you want the generic full-size SUV size. Pair with the Luno fitted sheet, vehicle window screens, privacy screen, cargo hammock, and camp fan for nights on the cargo floor.
Then in-stock lighting and a rooftop tent. A 40 inch light bar, a bumper light bar, and an Odyssey rooftop tent when you want to sleep off the cargo floor.
Who this is for. Grand Cherokee owners who want to sleep on the cargo floor first, then add camp extras as trips get longer. Wrangler has its own collection.
Shop sleep and camp gear above. Related Grand Cherokee camp guides are linked below.
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