The Hampton packs in a lot of fun in a small space: two belt swings, a glider swing, rock wall, slide, monkey bars, and play deck, a sandbox, and a water table area. A working door, windows, and a picnic bench give the Windale the feel and fun of a standalone play house… with the added cool factor of a slide and rock wall.
The Windale also has the added benefit of a multi-level playhouse area. Like the Ainsley, the Windale’s slide and swings face in the same direction, minimizing the space you need for your safety zone. A built-in sandbox saves even more space, giving your little one another classic outdoor toy without taking up any more space. The Appleton Swing Set is another small footprint swing set made with tiny yards in mind. The slide faces in the same direction as the swings (as opposed to facing to the side), so your safety zone doesn’t have to stretch quite as far. The Ainsley’s dimensions and design make it great for small yards. We’ve done the work for you by calculating exactly how much space your kids will need to play safely on their swing set. The real deciding factor is the “safety zone” – an obstacle-free area around the swing set that’s covered with protective surfacing like wood chips. Love the idea of a swing set for your kids but not sure if you have the room? Check out these small footprint swing sets before you decide for sure! Remember, when you’re measuring your yard, it’s not just the dimension of the swing set you’ll need to account for. We’ve got your guide to big fun in little spaces with these outdoor toys for small yards! (Just ask your kids!) But shopping for outdoor play structures can be tough if you don’t have a ton of room to spare in your yard.
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