🔥 Sprouts Camping Campfire Learning Resources Enhanced for SEO Review

OK. I grew up camping. I grew up eating smores. It was the perfect way to expand any child's indoor camping adventure - if you have a play tent, you MUST get it! It's a lot of fun roasting marshmallows or cooking a hot dog (just one stick but easy to switch between them) and the logs stack on top of each other. Everything fits into a small storage bag for kids to take with them. Again, Learning Resources doesn't disappoint with their creativity, durability, and fun toys!

My 27 month old granddaughter is not using it as intended. And maybe that's okay. She uses the bag for other things. She uses food along with other play food to prepare 'snacks' and 'meals'. At first we played with it as a "camping set" but very soon it was abandoned. Should the lantern be on? It's been a while (Christmas) since we gifted it. I can't remember if it was supposed to light up but didn't, or if I was disappointed that it wasn't designed that way. The toy would be much better if it…

Got this for my one year old son. While he likes to collect logs and carries a lantern with him. He even puts it on the table next to his lounge chair. He also loves putting the pieces in the duffel bag which is super handy and great for storing the whole set! Update: My son is just over 3 years old and still loves this toy and plays with it regularly. He took a bite of the food while teething or just pretended to eat and it still looks brand new. The bag is still in great shape and the Velcro…

I bought this cute hiking set last year for my 7-year-old granddaughter and my 3-year-old grandson. I thought they might find it silly and childish but they loved it! A year has passed and she is still one of my favorite toys. They really use their imaginations to do this. One hides the plastic logs, the other looks for and collects firewood and builds a fire. They use a small lantern for nature walks around the house and yard. We all sit around the "campfire" and take turns baking a hot dog…

I ordered these for my 4 year old for his birthday along with a tent and lantern and they were a huge hit at the party. At first I thought it was hard plastic, but it's actually "soft" plastic. Everything fits into a cute little holdall. The flashlight in this set glows in the dark, but it's not the brightest, so I'm glad I bought a separate battery-powered flashlight for him to play with. The marshmallow also fits on the stick so it and the hot dog are interchangeable. There was a candy bar…