Build your Subaru Outback (2020-2024) for cargo-well car camping.
Start with the Outback Luno mattress (Full-Size SUV cut), then add sheet, window screens, and a cabin fan for overnight comfort. Shade with the 6.5 ft awning when you want cover outside the hatch.
Year and accessory fit still confirm on each product page. Use the Outback setup guide for a full sleep-to-shade sequence.
Shop the Outback mattress, then follow the Outback car camping setup for sleep, shade, and recovery pairing. Shade crossover: vehicle awnings.
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Luno Car Camping Mattress for Subaru Outback (80 x 53 in)
From $349.99
Luno AIR Pro Size S2 Car Camping Mattress, 80 x 53 in
$349.99
Luno AIR+FOAM Pro Size P2 Car Camping Mattress, 80 x 53 in
$499.99
Luno Fitted Mattress Sheet | Compact / Mid-Size SUV
$89.99
Luno Cargo Hammock | Car Camping Overhead Storage
$99.99
Build your Subaru Outback for cargo-well car camping
The Subaru Outback (2020-2024) collection starts with cargo-well sleep, then shade.
Sleep first. The Luno Outback cargo-well mattress is the dedicated sleep option here. Full-size SUV AIR Pro and AIR+FOAM Pro mattresses are in this collection too. Pair with the fitted sheet, window screens, cargo hammock, and camp fan.
Then shade. The 6.5 ft awning for shade outside the hatch. A hitch step for easier access (needs a 2 in receiver hitch).
Who this is for. 2020-2024 Outback owners who want cargo-well sleep plus shade. 2015-2019 Outback has its own collection.
Shop sleep and shade above. Related Outback camp guides are linked below.
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