The most important part of camping with sleep apnea is ensuring that you continue to receive nightly therapy. This means that you must have reliable ways of powering your CPAP machine and keeping it clean. However, there are other aspects of sleep apnea treatment that you may need to consider before camping.
For example, if your doctor has suggested that you sleep with your head elevated to reduce sleep apnea symptoms, you should try to mimic these conditions while camping. Depending on how you are camping, this can be achieved by using an inflatable wedge pillow, extra blankets, or even setting up your tent on an incline.