Easy Playhouse EP5001 Clubhouse Review

It's cardboard so don't expect it to last forever. It's going to get quite a beating from your kid. That makes it worth the price. My daughter loves hers and I'll be buying her another one once she's done destroying this one.

Nice idea. HOWEVER, one side is completely uneven to begin with and is too short for the house not to sit flush with the ground. It's hard to fold and send back but no point in keeping because it's not sturdy enough for my girls to get in and out or color in.

It took me a little learning to assemble, but once I figured it out, everything went well. Better have a second pair of hands. I like it! My only regret is that I can't go outside (not weatherproof). Someone is making a plastic coated version, I'll buy it.

Children love this playhouse. Occupied them. Imagination and artistry are definitely encouraged by giving them the opportunity to paint their home. This lasted for several weeks before the house became tenuous due to wear and tear. I took this opportunity to teach them how to fix (duck tape) and still have fun.

Pretty sturdy for a cardboard house, just remember to open the doors once you've assembled them, it's very easy, we chose for decided to use the baby water painting I use this as an activity when it rains and when it's all done I have nothing to do. I plan to put it in my son's room and put his toy boxes in it. It seems strong enough to hold lol.

This was one of the top items on my 6.5 year old daughter's Christmas wish list. She was so excited when she woke up on Christmas morning and saw that Santa had brought this to her. She spent hours painting it with her new Christmas markers. She loves to hang out there when she needs a break from her twin brother. ;)

I think it's a little bit expensive but my kids love it. It's easy to assemble and gives them something to doodle with. I can't remember exactly how much I paid for it because it was around Christmas time and you always overspend to keep up, but I think it was somewhere between $25 and $35. That's a little high for cardboard. My girls are 6 years old and this is a good size for them.

I bought this during COVID19 as an easy project for my two toddlers (2 and 3 years old), they had fun coloring it all day but the product is NOT AT ALL durable and I'm not so not standing, just pretty wobbly. It takes a few days, and then you take it out for processing. I would just buy a moving box and use a box cutter to make a door and have your kids paint it. Not worth the money.

Great gift for kids! I highly recommend it as a gift for children of all ages. This is a great project that doesn't require screen time and develops fine motor skills of both hands and upper body. The best part is!:@'e the day you can throw the box away. You are not investing in permanent playhouse furniture to take up permanent space in your home. Eventually you'll get the spot back, but for now the kids are having a lot of fun.