ELC Pop-Up Tent

Just this morning my youngest children decided they were going to go on a jungle adventure, so they packed their backpacks with all the essentials they were going to need, sandwiches, fruit shoots, biscuits, torches and then picked up their trusty tents ready for their long trek. They've got two play tents which fit nicely into carry bags, which are ideal for storage and light enough to carry through the jungle that we normally call our front room. After a day exploring and hunting for the lost city under the settee, it was time for their guide (mummy) to help them set up camp for the night (well lunch really). Setting up camp was extremely easy, involving ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw this tent I have got to admit I was warey of it. By looking at the flimsey material i did have second thoughts on how long this item would last. I have to eat my words though as 1 yr later this tent is still in use and my children really really enjoy playing with it. It has been put up and down so many times I have lost count, I have taken it to the beach, and other places as it is really compact when folded and it is light. Also this tent came in its own little bag which I found handy. you can get other play items which attach to this tent, I am also the owner of the play tunnel again from this pop up range. The tent is ...  Read the complete review

We bought this Pop Up House for our daughter (now 22 months) around Easter time, along with a pop-up tunnel which connects to the house through one of the two holes. The whole concept of this is great, as the two toys take up very little space in the shed or garage, unlike many of her other outdoor toys. Both toys are easy enough to pop out, but to pack away, the house is quite difficult to get back into its little bag - you have to experiment with techniques! The whole range of pop up "things" is quite vast, and they are made to connect with each other to make a little village for children to explore in. During the summer, my daughter has ...  Read the complete review

What a great buy!!! This tent will keep your kids quiet for ages. It is suitable for 3 years and over and is very very easy to assemble. You literally pull the tent out of it's bag and up it pops. There is a side window with mesh and a cover which either pulls down or can stay up with the attached velcro. The other side has an entrance where you can attach the play tunnel (extra accessory costing 15.00) Very compact to store and can be used indoors or out. Is ideal to take to the beach where older children can get changed in privacy. ...  Read the complete review

Kids love somewhere to hide and it has the added bonus of keeping the sun off them. There are at least three options. 1. Use your clothes airer (the flat panel type). Clip together at the top and chuck over a sheet or throw. Easy and folds flat when not in use. If you don't have this type of airer or use it to much buy a 4 panel one for £5.49 from Argos. The 4 panels make a good size tent. Can be set up inside where they will end up using all your dining chairs and all the toys in the house will find their way inside. 2. Buy a kids tent. Prices start at about £15. They are usually of the pop-up variety. These are really easy top pop up in seconds. ...  Read the complete review