Popular Play Tents
Carl Walker
Not too long ago, kids seldom complained playing house with
some old bed sheets or garments lying around the house which
would provide them with endless hours of fun. Not the children
of today. They are now more demanding and will give their
parents a hard time if they don’t get them something more
realistic, high-tech and colorful. Worried parents, who can’t
figure out what to buy for their kids, can find a very helpful
remedy in play tents.
There is a wide variety of play tents available on the market
so selection should be based on size (number of children the
tent can accommodate), outdoor or indoor purpose, material,
design and features such as water-resistant floor, mosquito
mesh etc.
Pacific Play Tents: Pacific Play Tents is one of the largest
play tent manufacturers. Their most popular products include
“Me too” and “Find me” play tents. The two models are made from
flame retardant 70 Denier nylon and have shock-corded poles for
easy assembly. The “Me too” play tent has polyethylene
flooring, a “T" style door with Nylon ties. The “Find me” play
tent, on the other hand, has a Zipper and Velcro on the front
door, and two windows that can be connected to Play Tunnels.
Both the play tents cost around $25 to $30. Pacific Play Tents
also have other popular products for kids such as teepee
playhouses, castle playhouses, and bed tents etc.
Lucy and Michael Play Tents: Two moms decided to come up with
intricately-designed, colorful play tents made from fun fabrics
and sturdy pine supports, and became one of the biggest play
tent manufacturers. They call their products “heirloom-quality
toys” which do not come very cheap. A single product may cost
you $300 to $350, so Lucy and Michael’s play tents might not be
the best option if you’re planning to buy one on a low budget.
Playhut Play Tents: SpongeBob SquarePants Bikini Bottom
Hideaway is a lightweight, portable tent covered with cartoon
character graphics from the hit TV show, SpongeBob. Features
include a flapping door and tunnel port for expandable play,
with twist 'n fold technology (patented by Playhut) for easy
folding. Costs around $25 to $30. Playhut also has a SpongeBob
Squarepants Play 'N Fun tent, which is not exactly a play tent
but a combination of a slumber hideaway, bean bag toss game,
play tent, roll out play mat, cabana with roll-up flap door,
and a crawl through tunnel port. Slightly costs higher, around
$40.
Dora the Explorer Hideaway Tent: is an indoor/outdoor play tent
designed for adventurous little girls built with EZ-Twist
technology for ease of setting up. Made from non-woven nylon
binding and steel which can be spot cleaned and air dried, it
features a tunnel port for crawl-through action. Costs around
$20.
Spinmaster’s Create-A-Room Adventure Zone: A Spiderman designed
play tent, inflatable bed and foot pump, combined into one and
specifically designed for the superhero’s fans. Poles are
joined by one common elastic which allows for easy assembly and
durability. Costs around $30.
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