Jungle Gym, Toddler Climbing Toys, Indoor Playground Climbing Toys for Toddlers, Montessori Style Playground Sets for Backyards with Slide, Climbing Wall, Rope Wall Climber, Monkey Bars, Swing

I have an extroverted baby, but as an introvert, I personally hate the cold and small talk at the park (haha), so being outside for as long as she wants and needs has been a challenge since she became mobile! So we bit the bullet and got this climber for her first birthday (though it was 3 months early!). We were gonna go with the classic Pikler triangle and rocking semi-circle, which were on average ~$130, but then we realized that this was only $30 more, and we had the space, so it was a way better and more entertaining option. I was a little nervous because many like this have terrible reviews, but this was the best-rated one. Completely worth the investment!She loves it! It was very easy to put together, and the instructions were very clear—both images and text, thank goodness. It took me close to 2 hours with her running around and "helping," and I did need a hand from a competent friend at some point, since the top is tricky to align with just one person (and that is *the* permanent screw)!I will warn you, it says "backyard," but this is NOT an outdoor climber. It will only work indoors. The wood is untreated, so the first rain and sun you get, it will get moldy and fall apart. I also purchased some sandbag weights out of an abundance of caution. It didn't seem like it would tip over with a rougher swing, but I wanted even more stability.I recommend getting SAE hex drill bits to make the process even quicker. This toy is great and sturdy, but I almost gave it 4 stars because many of the screws came defective, with really SHARP and broken edges. That said, they sent enough extras that I could weed out the super bad ones (which were about 6 of them!). One of the ladder rods also had some splinters, but I easily peeled them off to smoothness. I recommend feeling each one of them before installing.Since my baby is still small, we got a Swurfer coconut swing and short swing straps for now, and they worked like a charm. The rainbow blocks underneath are 1" gym flooring, to make sure she is safe if she falls. I was later taught by an engineer the 1" thickness is the only one that will actually absorb the impact enough to prevent head injuries in a fall. We looped the blue strap twice because it seems to be meant to hang loose.I did not have any problems with the ramp. Once weight is on it, it is very sturdy, and it is not going anywhere; but the jury is still out on whether the other side can be used as a slide. (EDIT: it can!)The hanging disks need to be tied in a knot, and I recommend going on YouTube and searching for "figure 8 knot for climbing" to make sure it is extra secure.She and the neighborhood kids absolutely LOVE it, and my house has become the playdate house, which I also love because then I don't have to brave the cold!I highly recommend this toy!EDIT (12/01): She is now 16 months. I got her the Double Rainbow Playsilk by Sarah's Silks to drape over the climber and now she has a tent and is thoroughly obsessed! Months later, she still actively uses this climber daily. I've tightened the screws once (she is a rough swinger!), but the fort is holding strong.

If you have room, this is a great activity center for kids under five. You definitely need to have a power drill the little hex sockets they send are too flimsy- maybe that’s why they send more than one. Be prepared and have a power drill your task will go much faster. All parts were present good instructions. Make sure you plan where you want it first before assembling. Sturdy, and good quality wood. My grand kids under 5 love this!! Older kids too tall.

Easy to assemble. Durable. But would recommend a few extra L brackets for support if used heavily

This is very small, and when my two year old (little for her age) uses the swing, it rocks the entire thing. I wouldn’t suggest for any child over the age of two. It was an easy build and the wood seems good. But seems to be very unstable. I wouldn’t suggest trust my child to play on it alone.

I have a super energetic toddler and this is a good indoor playground for days when I'm busy and can't take my toddler to playground. Also with increased viruses among kids I want to avoid outdoors at times. So this is a very good option as it has so many option. Would say the assembly was little challenging and took 2 hours to get all assembled. But overall very good option to keep them busy. Quality is good which is most important for me as I don't have time to keep fixing it.

The playground is nice but the wood doesnt seem durable. My son was playing with the ring piece and it just broke in half, as shown in the picture.

My kiddo is 4 and it's a tad small for her, but it's a nice product overall. The only thing I do not like is the safety of the slide part, in more than 1 way. It's edgy and the way it connects is not stable for decent safety. Some kind of metal clip to secure it on would be nice. Assembly was noy bad, but frustrating at times.

So the product was pretty easy to assemble and fits perfect in our bedroom…. My son and nephews love to play on it. The finish on it is natural wood and very smooth . The price we paid seems reasonable. It came with all its parts and we feel it’s pretty safe for the kids with supervision that is… We also love that it can keep the kiddos busy for a good amount of time so you can get a few chores done while they play.