Ken’s job may be “beach,” but our job is to tell you which beach toys are worth packing on your next trip!
Beach toys for toddlers require a particular set of attributes: They have to be compact and small enough to carry along with their 700 snacks, they have to be entertaining enough to get them out of the water for more than a minute, and they need to encourage some family fun in the sun! Below are just a few of our faves that manage to hit these marks.
JOHN DEERE KIDS 3-PIECE SANDBOX SETS
Each set comes with a shovel, a bucket, and a vehicle: a John Deere construction yellow dump truck (Construction Set) or a John Deere green tractor with a loader (Farm Set). In addition to the sandbox, the pieces also work well in the snow for bonus winter fun.
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SWIMWAYS POP UP POOL
This PVC-free kiddie pool does not require inflation and is easily collapsible and portable. It features a pool canopy providing 100-degree shade from the sun, so kids can comfortably splash around in the water.
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SEA LIFE SET
Dive into sea life with this Green Toys Sea Life Set! Kids can discover sea creatures friends including a sea urchin and sand dollar that strain water, a snail shell funnel, and a turtle and crab featuring built-in spinners. This set encourages sensory exploration and imaginative play and is perfect for bath time, beach days,…
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WAHU — AQUA PALS ARIEL CLASSIC & AQUA PALS SPIDER-MAN
These cuddly companions are designed for indoor and outdoor adventures on land or in the water. Each toy floats and resists fading, while AquaDry technology dries the toy quickly for seamless wet and dry play. The breathable mesh skin is also machine washable.
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PROJECT ‘N PLAY TENT
Source: B. Toys
Source: B. Toys
Step into a world of wonder with the budget-friendly Project 'N' Play Tent! Kids can go camping indoors and outdoors and project fun images with the included flashlight. This tent features a water-resistant floor, UV protection, and is easily portable, so little ones can find new adventures through active play, creativity, and learning about dinosaurs…
