Stylish Camping Ming's Mark 142.153 GC1 Black/Silver 8' x 20' Graphic Mat

4YR UPDATE:We’re full timers so we use this mat every day. Our first one is starting to look pretty worn out but it’s held up very well. The second one was purchased about 2yrs ago and is still going. Just know they don’t last forever if left out in the sun 24/7, but I still recommend!I love that it is large enough to cover my area without having to use two rugs together and the style of it matches the design of my RV well. The rug is surprisingly soft under my feet but the black does get hot when it’s directly in the sun. I live in FL so I expect that this mat will eventually start breaking down and coming apart due to how our harsh weather affects plastic, but I expect it will hold up a long time. I honestly wouldn’t mind replacing it once every few years because the price is very reasonable. It seems to be well made and I like that it is reversible. I would advise that it may not hold up to rowdy children or a large dog because it could possibly become snagged (see photo of how it separates) but I think it’s pretty durable. It has definitely updated our living space and I would recommend it for sure. You can also find other designs by this brand if you prefer a more traditional look, other colors, etc. My mat is not quite 9’x18’, it’s actually a bit smaller when I measured it. It dries very quickly and cleans up easily. My main reason for buying this rug was that it does not roll up soaking wet and dirty like woven fabric style rugs and it is much lighter. Overall very good buy, highly recommend!

Product works perfectly at campsite along Winnebago View. Colors are great and the mat is easy to sweep off. It comes in its own drawstring bag, and stows away neatly (flat). It is easy on bare feet (soft) and water resistant as noted in description. This is a good value for the money!

This is the second one I've bought and I love it! It's easy to clean, holds up great to the elements, it holds up to the dog running around on it, Overall really comfortable with the shoes off as well. It looks great, matches our RV. We full time in our RV and it's out all the time and it still looks great after 1.5 years. We bought a second one to go under our other awning and it still looks just like the brand new one. Thickness is perfect to deaden sharp gravel and not split open as well!

We bought the 9' x 18'. It is lightweight enough for one person to carry. When breaking camp, any dry dirt will fall through the open weave. Damp dirt needs a broom or shaking. The mat is light years better than the astro-turf that came with our 10-yr-old travel trailer.Laid out, this mat is great! I love the contemporary swirl pattern, and the mat makes concrete and gravel sites comfy. On our first trip with this mat, we laid it out such that a corner of the concrete pad for the picnic table was underneath the middle of the mat. To prevent people stubbing their toes on the hidden concrete corner, I placed two soft dive weights on the mat over the concrete corner (one could use any anchor that visually and physically blocks off the dangerous area). I also used more soft dive weights as patio mat anchors. They do not put holes in the mat, are heavy enough to withstand winds, and you can use them on concrete campsites, where you can't use tent pegs or hooks. On our second trip, there wasn't enough wind to lift up the mat, so I did not deploy the weights.As to the size we chose, 9' x 18', yeah, maybe it's a littler large for some smaller campsites, but having it cover the ground the length of our awning and two RV doors, it just makes life so much easier. We are not trying to cram all our outdoor equipment onto a postage-stamp sized mat. Like with a house, buy the biggest one you can afford (taking storage space into consideration, of course).The mat must be folded to fit into the carrying bag, and my concern is that the folds, which are permanently creased, will create weak points in the fabric (which is really plastic), which will eventually create holes. The mat came in the following fold pattern-- fold into thirds lengthwise, and then roll up. I have been treating this how I would treat a fragile quilt, which is to not fold it the same way twice. The challenge is to figure out a fold method that will get it into the carrying bag. Once laid out on the ground and either walked on a bit, or warmed by the sun, the creases flatten out. They do not affect the enjoyment of the mat, either functionally or visually.And speaking of.... as other reviewers have noted, the carrying bag is thin, rip-stop nylon. I have been stuffing the mat into the bag by first rolling the bag down, like putting on a pair of nylon hosiery. I think this puts less stress on the seams. I also treat the drawstring and barrel lock with care, so as not to stress the drawstring casing seam. I hope these steps will lengthen the life of the bag.

Love this rug!! Great price for a perfect outdoor camping rug. It’s a really big rug that makes our hangout area comfortable. We’ve bought 2 so far and will continue buying this rug. Easy to clean and comes with storage bag.

Just purchased our second one! Holds up well, dries quickly, beautiful colors! Plus it has a carrying case for great storage.