Indoor Jungle Gym, Toddler Climbing Toys Indoor, Indoor Playground Climbing Toys for Toddlers, Climber Playset with Slide, Climbing Rock/Net, Monkey Bars, Drawing Board, Abacus Game and Swing

We've owned this since Sept 2023, and it's still in great shape despite daily utilization by our grandkids. We did, a month later, purchase a large baby play mat (link: https://amzn.to/3V28Wqe) to place under it for fall protection. Our grandkids, all ages 3 and under, have developed incredible agility, confidence, and balance thanks to this toy. Slides, swings, various ways to climb from stable rods to wall climbing cleats to rope ladders encourage kids to explore their environment. To be honest, there were lots of "scary" moments for us as parents and grandparents--but the kids have done GREAT and have rarely fallen. We purchased large pool noodles, slit them lengthwise, and installed them under the end cross braces after one child fell backwards off the swingset while first figuring out how to use it... and the back of their head hit the floor crossbrace. We suggest you pad them with pool noodles zip-tied to stay in place. It's been fun to see them expand how the play with the gym. Initially, it was just climbing or sliding. Now, they've figured out how to hang, swing from bar to bar, transition from one side of the toy to the top and down the other side, use the swingset, etc. One of the BEST purchases we've made for our grandkids--highly recommended!!

I read about 1000 reviews and looked at 50 other play sets before deciding on this one and it did not disappoint! My daughter plays on it daily and lovesss it (she’s 1). It’s great quality. Easy to set up. Holds up well (we’ve had it for 8ish months now). It’ll be a good size for my daughter for probably another year. Everyone who comes over to our house that has kids asks where we got it because their kids love it! Best for an active toddler who can’t be outside all the time (harsh winters where we live)

Sturdiness: I gave this a 5, but it has only been played with for one day. Update: After a few months of play it is very sturdy. Assembly: The screws it comes with are 7/8" and 1 1/8". The top Monkey Bar portion recommends using the 7/8" screws which are way too short. I used four 1 1/2" multi purpose industrial strength screws for that part, that I had handy, since I did not have wood screws. I also used four of these same screws to attach the rock climbing wall for extra sturdiness, It uses 8 of the 1 1/8" screws that are included, so I used 4 of those. I built this myself, It took me 2 and a half hours. I only needed a 2nd person to attach the base to the two vertical parts. Instructions were OK, you really have to examine the diagram while building. I used an impact power drill for all of the screws, it will make the build way easier. There are a few parts that don't seamlessly fit together, the monkey bar top part, but overall it works. Also, when building the side parts make sure you are measuring the gaps to ensure a proper fit. Fun: My kids have not stopped playing with it, since I built it. I have a 7 and a 3 year old. It's perfect for the 3 year old, to small for the 7 year old, but she is managing to play with it and having a blast. I would recommend this playground, as long as you are up for the build. :)

My son still climbs. He loves it. Outside and covered. Still going strong

Instructions are essentially pictures/drawings of what each section should look like and the pieces were supposed to have part letters on them that coordinated with the pictures on the instructions, however half the pieces were missing the stickers. Some pieces had pre-drilled holes and others did not so you have to "go with your gut" on if they line up where they should. We had one dowel split in half after screwing it into a coordinating piece with a pre-drilled hole, and the dowel had to be replaced. Also you have to assume how to attach the swing rope and rope ladder to the ends, as their are no instructions or pictures on that part. Otherwise our son loves it, and it's a great addition to the playroom so far.

Sorted started getting lose fast. I have to toughen it often but other than that it’s great for indoor play. My toddlers love it !

While the instructions sucked it was fairly easy to install however one of the prices came warped and another cracked while screwing the screws in. The wood is fairly soft and I doubt this will last long term. Maybe a year if that.

My kids love this. It took a little to build but it’s sturdy. They climb all the way to the top and it doesn’t move or anything. The swing needs to be adjusted when they get on because it can move forward or backwards a little bit. But they love to climb and slide and even put their cars down the slide. It keeps them entertained for a long time every day and we’ve had it for a year now.