Ladder for upper canvas bed in 59 Airflyte

I don't think they originally had them. You could probably use one from another camper or make one out of wood. The only negative I see with this is there's not much room in between the kitchen cabinets and the closet, so the ladder would probably end up in your way from the bottom bed when you have to get upset night. Right now in my compact I just help my 5 year old in and out, but it would be nice to not have to get up when she needs to pee hopping she will be able to climb out in a year or two

Our grandkids are big enough to climb up with just a little help.... or they’re just part monkey. Could you do a rope ladder with wood slats?

You sit on the lower bed, cup your hands, have the kid put a foot in your cupped hands and heave them over your shoulder. The trick is to make sure they tuck their head and roll. To get down have them do the opposite. The fun will be to see if they can hit your hand coming down.

My real guess is they didn't have them because of room, and if they are that small you will need to help them and if they are bigger they don't need your help.

Lol I had that exact same thought. My daughter has been potty trained since she was two and has had very few accidents ever. Shes 5 now but I wasnt going to risk it, I bought a waterproof pad to throw up there just in case.  We used it all last summer but it never actually got tested as she never has accidents anymore. But better safe than peed on lol 

When I was I kid The bunk above my parents was my bed I used it from the age of 2 to age 17. I never had a ladder.

Larry, the bunk is one thing that we really haven't addressed in our Shasta, in preparation for our first camping trip the boss lady made a quick cot out of a sheet and we just use it for blankets & pillows but I would like to  use the correct material so our granddaughter could sleep in it.

What do you use to recreate the canvas bunk material? Danny