Step2 Play Up Gym Set for Kids, Outdoor Swing Set, Backyard Slide, Swings, Playhouse, & Crawl Space, Two Tier, Easy Set Up, Toddlers Ages 3-6 Years Old

Great product overall! It seemed like not a ton that actually needed assembled, though the instructions were horrendous. If you think IKEA instructions are difficult, these are 10x worse. It took my husband and I around 4-5 hours to assemble from start to finish. The quality is great and our 1 year old is loving it. He's a little to young to do the ladder, but enjoys playing on the platform with help getting up. The slide is a little too high for him to do alone as well, but should be perfect by the end of summer. I cannot comment on quality of the swings as we hung our own infant swing instead. Great product, I recommend it, but have a lot of patience and time when assembling!!

We have a small backyard but it still doesn’t take up the whole backyard so nice Playset. My husband and I set it up together. Took us 2 days. Warning, the instructions are not that great. We also set all our pieces aside beforehand to make set up easier but set up isn’t very hard. Just tedious, and the way the thing is constructed. Some holes may not align correctly so a bit of maneuvering needed. Definitely need more than one person to put together. But it’s so worth it afterward. Hint, have hammer or mallet, drill, wrench or socket because it’ll make this so much easier and you’ll need it. I have 3 year old and 1 year old and can’t wait for them to try it. Definitely a labor of love for them!

Instructions could be a little clearer but overall it went well. Very well built and very sturdy. Completely confident that it will be standing and put to good use for a long time .

Several reviews made me hesitant to order this swing set for our daughter but I'm glad I did. Our experience was quite different than a lot of the reviews posted. This took my husband 2.5 hours to put together (not the 5+ I was expecting). I helped briefly but wasn't needed so this is totally doable for one person to put together. His feedback on the instructions is they're not stapled together and the page order isn't clear but just follow the steps in numeric order and they're fine. Tools he used that weren't included: Phillips screwdriver, hammer, and crescent wrench (instead of the socket wrench it called for). Also used the supplied Allen wrench.We got this for our 10 month old who loves to swing (ordered the Step 2 Infant to Toddler Swing separately). This is the perfect size for her to grow into for a couple years before we will upgrade. Small footprint, well made, good color scheme, and an affordable option.

We bought this as a birthday gift for our 2 year old. The swingset is the perfect size for her and I think she will be able to get several years of use out of it. Right now, we have installed the Little Tikes toddler swing seat in place of one of the swings. The Little Tikes seat works great with this set.The assembly took my husband and I about 3 hours spread over 2 nights. Instructions were clear and easy to follow, but we had some issues with inserting bolts in several steps due to excess plastic from manufacturing. We ended up have to use sandpaper to remove some of the excess plastic so we could secure the pieces.The biggest headache was our set arrived with NO hardware. All the bolts, screws, everything was not included. Thankfully, Pam from Amazon helped me contact Step2 and they were able to overnight the necessary parts to me.Overall, we are super pleased with our purchase and even more pleased with seeing how much our daughter enjoys it.

This is the perfect swing set for young kids. It’s pretty sturdy, size is good especially for young kids, fun will be had by the kids. Holes did not always line up making it hard to assemble at times. Value for money definitely worth it

I bought this for my two grandchildren (1 1/2 & 2 1/2). They absolutely love it and that made my world a better place. Now for the details:Have the right tools and you will be able to put this together in practically no time. I did it myself (57 y/o Granny) in a total of about 7 hours. Up, secured in place and ready to play. Disclosure: I am more used to building/doing than many in my demographic but that's besides the point.Two people would have no trouble whatsoever. One person can do this if they tweak method. Ex: when putting the swing pole and "A" framed end together (this is the first step in process) you can lay end pieces down on flat surface and stand pole upright to put those parts together. Yes it takes a little work but it's doable and it gets you onward to next pieces.So... haver the right tools. A RUBBER MALLET IS A MUST HAVE IN MY BOOK.After you get the tower together and it's all where you want it and you are putting the "A" end and pole together with the tower....I had a little trouble getting that pole in due to a ridge of plastic inside molded tower frame hole. Not a problem. File it down or shave it with utility knife. Use the rubber mallet, if needed, to get the pole into the opening for it. IMPORTANT!If you do need to use mallet (I did), make sure you hit the "A" up top where the bolt is, not on plastic!This was special gift for my grands. I am very happy I chose this item. They will get 4- 5 years playing with it easily. And I seriously doubt that will be the end if this item's lifespan. They had a blast and their surprised faces were truly priceless. Yes, if you can, buy it.

The assembly was very involved but overall is a great playset once it was put together. My child loves it.