Would you please help me welcome our latest Sponsor in our Christmas Gift Guide 2022: Step2 Adventure Camper for kids I was sent the Adventure Camper in exchange for a review and knew it should be in this years Christmas Gift Guide. There will be a full review once Christmas has passed.
It’s funny no, matter how old a child is they want to play inside Step2 Adventure Camper for kids as David was putting it together Charlie would help here and there as well as ask dozens of questions. Including how much longer until your done.
As soon as it was Charlie even though he is going on 15 grabbed his dog and climbed inside the Adventure Camper. I let Charlie know there was all kinds of food to go with the trailer and he said he and Bear didn’t need anything because they were going to sleep inside the trailer. Kids will be kids.
Then yesterday my nice Lily who is 6 and my nephew Jason who is 7 came over. As soon as Jason saw the Camper he couldn’t wait to get inside. Lily and I looked through the packages of food which I haven’t opened because this is a Gift for my niece Alex and her children to play with at Charlie’s grandmothers home.
Which Santa will deliver on Christmas Eve and since Santa wouldn’t have time to put it all together he asked David to help him. But I wanted the kids to be able to open the food which will be wrapped up. When David and I were talking about the Adventure Camper David reminded me there is a lot of little kids who live here and there isn’t anywhere for them to play.
The more I thought about it the more I knew David was right and this would fit perfectly up by the pool and could be left outside for any child to play with. Then Charlie said mom you know I’m going to adopt a child from the Salvation Army Tree and they will need toys and this would make a wonderful Gift for them. Which is true.
I have a lot to think about as I await for Christmas to arrive because even though Adventure Camper for kids takes up Real Estate as Charlie likes to see it would fit outside on my Balcony and create many memories for Lily and Jason and Charlie could use it in our Homeschool Class.
Here is why:
There ia molded-in kitchen area with large sink, which Charlie could practice washing dishes in and teach Lily and Jason the correct way to wash and dry the dishes. Without making a mess all over my kitchen. Learning to keep the water in the sink not the floor.
There is a stovetop and Charlie could practice cooking with Jason before getting him on the real stover to make Eggs for lunch. The knobs come with clicker knobs, which would help Jason and Charlie know which burner there turning on and remind them to always turn it off when there done cooking.
There is plenty of storage space for them to put a blanket and camping gear for when they want to pret to spend the night outside.
Lily was so excited to find out Adventure Camper comes with a skylight and she said as long as she could sleep in the Camper she wouldn’t mind sleeping outside with the boys. The doorbell was the most fun for all the kids. They had fun ringing the bell to let each other know they had arrived. Charlie even pretended that the decorative wheel was flat and went over what he would have to do to safely change the tire in his Homeschool Auto Body Class.
David was so funny when he began to put the Adventure Camper together he thought he would be done in a hour but it did take longer and you will need tools to assemble the Adventure Camper. Thank the Lord for the instructions even though David is a man and didn’t think he would need them he did and yes, Charlie read them to David which was his Homeschool Reading Class.
I let Charlie and David know if they didn’t leave me alone I was going to hook load the Adventure Camper up. Grab my blanket, book and Dog and then go camp out in David’s moms front yard so I could get some piece and quiet which wouldn’t happen because if any of the children showed up I would be booted out so they could play.
Let the exploration begin with the Step2 Adventure Camper for kids
Explore the great outdoors with this play camper. The Adventure Camper is loaded with engaging pretend play activities, perfect for social development. Featuring a molded-in kitchen area with large sink, stovetop with clicker knobs, and plenty of storage space. Other realistic features include a skylight, doorbell and decorative wheel. Made in the USA of US and imported parts.
- Open-concept camper features large windows and Dutch-style door so adults can keep an eye on the kids while they play
- Molded-in kitchen area includes a large sink with faucet, countertop prep space, stovetop with Sensory clicker knobs, and tons of storage space underneath
- Enjoy a meal with friends hot off the pretend grill with the Stack’n’Stay food set!
- Guests can announce their arrival with the working doorbell and take a seat at the molded-in kitchen chair while they wait for the party to begin
- This play camper features a compact footprint with a vintage aesthetic and neutral color palette.
- Made EverTough™, this kids’ camper features unmatched strength and durability, ready to outlast tons of toddler playtime fun!
- In the box: Camper base with grill space, kitchenette with large storage bin, and accessory set including play food and utensils.
I wanted to share new products from Step2 – the leaders in children’s play toys- for Christmas Shopping to make it easier for Santa this year.
Podkasik New Mobile Helper – perfect for toddlers and young kids wanting to help in the kitchen! Great for holiday baking help!
Step2 also just introduced their NEW Signature Collection of play products just in time for holiday gifting. The new collection includes an Adventure Camper, a Rocket Swing for Two (coming soon).
A Ride Along Scooter and a Rain Showers Splash Tub. The four new products feature neutral color palettes to accompany any indoor or outdoor aesthetic and will provide countless hours of play for little ones.
I wish they had this Toys when I was a child but they didn’t. Which is okay as I have the opportunity to help Santa out while spoiling my child. Which of these products do you think your children would most want to have and why?
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
