Swings & Playsets

Swings and playsets for babies, toddlers and kids

Baby swing seats, toddler swings, heavy-duty steel swing frames, tree swings, saucer swings, indoor sensory swings and slide-and-climber playsets. Nearly 200 pieces from Costway, Avenlur, Sweet Swinging and The Original Tree Swing.

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Pick by where it hangs

Backyard: a 660 lb rated steel swing frame with two seats, a saucer or tree swing on a strong branch, or a full playset with slide. Porch or beam: a bucket baby swing or a wooden toddler swing with straps. Indoors: a sensory pod or hammock swing on a ceiling hook, popular with toddlers who like deep pressure.

Most ordered here

The 10-in-1 toddler slide and climber set, the 660 lb heavy-duty carbon steel swing frame and the 40 inch flying saucer tree swing with hanging straps are the three most ordered items in this collection.

Safety

Match the frame rating to the swing and the child, anchor every frame, keep 6 feet of clear ground on each side, and use a mulch or rubber surface under outdoor swings. Straps and hardware ratings are on each product page.

We are moms too. Every product page here lists material, size, age rating and weight limit so you can compare before you buy.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good first swing for a baby?

A bucket-style baby swing seat with a high back and a T-bar, hung from a swing frame or a porch beam, from about 9 months. Toddler swings with a front bar and straps take over around 18 months to 3 years.

Do swing frames need to be anchored?

Yes. Metal A-frames should be anchored with the included ground stakes or concrete; wood sets with the included anchor kit. Check the frame's weight rating against the swing and the child.

Indoor swing or outdoor swing?

Indoor sensory swings and hammock swings hang from a ceiling hook rated for the load and suit small children who like to be held and rocked. Outdoor sets are steel or cedar with UV-safe seats.

How much space does a swing set need?

Allow twice the height of the top bar in front and behind the swing, plus 6 feet on each side. An 8-foot frame needs roughly a 20 by 20 foot clear area.