Kids Play Tent with Padded Mat, Play Tent for Toddlers, Large Kids Tent Indoor Playhouse, Play House Tent Princess T Play Cottage for Girls Toy House Birthday Gift

This tent is fantastic! My 4 year old son and I were able to put it together in maybe 20 minutes. It was so easy! The directions are simple and easy to follow. I love that it comes with a “mat” for the bottom and that it has windows. It is spacious as well, making sitting in it totally bearable and actually enjoyable. It also comes with cute light up stars! When the holidays are over we will be moving it into the living room for play and entertainment, to watch movies together. It was definitely worth the money and my son has been in it since we put it together. I highly recommend!

If your kid has ever dreamed of commanding a castle, running a bakery, or hiding out in a top-secret spy lair (all before lunchtime), this Kids Indoor Playhouse is about to make you a household hero. Spacious enough for multiple toddlers and durable enough to survive the chaos they bring, this tent is the perfect blend of cozy hideaway and open-ended adventure zone. The assembly is refreshingly straightforward—no degree in engineering required—and the cheerful pennant banners are a charming touch that make the tent look like it’s celebrating something even when nothing’s happening (spoiler: something is always happening in there). Whether it's quiet reading time or a full-on teddy bear tea party, this playhouse has proven itself to be a five-star venue. Bonus points for being cute enough to live in the living room without wrecking your grown-up aesthetic. A win for kids and parents. Highly recommend for rainy days, snow days, and every day in between.

My grandbaby is going to love this. Easy to follow directions, set up took about 30 minutes. Seems to be pretty stabil. Plenty of room. Perfect for reading or playing in. Well worth the money.

Install was easy, and it's deceptively strong - the lights don't really have a place to live (and there's no help in the manual) so you just kinda shove 'em in there, but for the price it looks great, it's BIG, and my babies adore it. Would be five stars but forreal it's a cheapo. Love it though.

Better than expected! My son loves it! Easy to assemble, sturdy, and fun!🤩

This was my second try, as I returned the first tent from a different manufacturer. This is a winner! Perfect size to fit a parent and child, unlike the teepee style. A crib mattress also fits really well which was key, since we just transitioned to a toddler full bed but my little one is still comforted by hanging on his crib mattress for naps and play. Build was easy; all parts fit as they should and instructions were straightforward. The structure is sound and I don’t fear it will collapse. The beige color is neutral and isn’t too warm or cool. The material of the cloth is softer and not canvas like others I found. You’ll want to run it on steam cycle before use, or throw in the dryer with a wet washcloth. Great for playing, reading book, or sleep for ages toddler-8ish, IMO. I have a dozen screenshots of similar finds, prices, and their dimensions — save your time and trust my research.

This was easy to put together and great fun for the kids. I love that it came with the little lights as well. Easy to take apart to store as well not very thick but great quality for the use of a kids tent.

After three months, we're retiring it and upgrading to something more structurally sound. It seemed to work for a while, but as our child got older, it became less safe and less practical. We had to cut the strips that make the fake window pane almost immediately. It only took them getting tangled once for me to modify it. We tried putting an activity table inside to weigh the tent down, but both the table and the tent ended up flipping. The tent's stability isn't reliable unless you go out of your way to weigh it down with multiple items inside. I used the rainbow bag of toys to weigh it down for a while, along with the table, but our child just got too strong for it, and they kept bouncing off the panels like a pinball. If they run into the tent fast enough, it tips over regardless of what's inside. It was a $40 budget option that lasted about three months. I don't know what I expected, but I guess we got our money's worth. The biggest safety issue was the window. I suppose you never know how quickly a child will outgrow something. This isn’t the most accessible or friendly design, and toward the end, it consumed so many spoons worrying about their safety and maintaining the tent's structure. The door panel is a bit too long and a trip hazard when unrolled, so we never had it down. It was fun while it lasted, I suppose. If you were to get it for a child between 6 months old and about 15 months old, that seems to be the limit from our experience until they are much older. I'm sure the durability could go beyond our three-month use, but it's no longer safe at this point. I can imagine that if you want to get this for a child at least 4 or 5 years old, it's not as much of a concern as with a toddler. We also bought the matching blanket to place at the bottom of the tent. That tent floor wouldn't have lasted without it. (Rectangle Kids Play Mat for Kids Tent Indoor & Outdoor Toddler Tent, Non Slip Kids Play Tent Mat Large Kids Playhouse Tent Mat, Lovely Star Print Padded Washable Mat 53" L x 36" W - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BV5LJR9F) *The three photos show the progression from new, to cutting out the window pane, to being finished and problematic. In the third photo, you can see that my child has used the window more than the doorway to crawl out, as shown by the sagging material at the bottom of the window. -SS

It’s a great house, stylish and cosy, materials used don’t feel cheap. We put a rug (80x150cm), folded the edges underneath the side bars, now the rug is fixed in place and doesn’t move.

Great size for kids and easy to assemble!