A full-size mattress will fit into a Ford Explorer. A full-size mattress measures 53 inches by 75 inches, so you may want to measure your exact space – however with recent Ford Explorer models this should be a relatively easy fit.

3,828 to 4,027 lbs

5,400 to 7,300 lbs

Can a twin mattress fit in a Ford Explorer? So accordingly, a twin bed is 74″ long. It would fit without issue into the back of an Explorer with all seats folded down.

The three-row Explorer seats seven people, or six if you opt for second-row captain’s chairs. Cloth upholstery and power-adjustable front seats come standard.

The resting/sleeping area in the back of the Ford is 74″ long, 45″ wide, and 36″ high. It is snug, but tolerable. In addition, I can sit relatively comfortably inside the front passenger seat of the Ford, and that seat reclines. I also bring along a good folding outdoor camp chair.

The Ford Explorer is a truck-based, mid-sized SUV. Although some models have a seven-seat capacity with a third row of seats, the third row can be removed to use the truck for hauling and towing.

To lift the seat out of the stowed position, squeeze and pull up on the handle as you lift. The seat will lift out of the floor in a folded position. So just push it back to lock it into the floor latches. Then, move your seat back into the upright position by pulling strap number 1 and the long strap on the seat back.

It resulted in every Ford Explorer model from 2002 to the present, at least offers third-row seating as an option.