6 Best Small Indoor Climbing Frames for Toddlers (Review) in 2021

If you are looking for more bang of your buck then this Family of Five climbing ladder is the way to go.

Available as a 2-in-1 as well, (to save a few quid!) the frame comes in a natural colour design as well as a multicolour design.

If you are short on space then the 2-in-1 version will be a better fit as the frame itself is quite large, and easily big enough for up to three children. My two conquered it without getting on top of each other.

The 3-in-1 has multiple setups and can keep your littles entertained whilst also challenging their imagination.

The build quality itself has a great feel to it and it was super simple to set up taking only around 30 minutes. The max load is 60kg making it long-lasting and safe for all ages.

The parts are all waterproof and thus can be used safely outside.

The slide section is double-sided with one side being a climbing wall type design and the other a smooth slide for sliding down over and over and over…

Who doesnt love softplay, ay!?

Not only does it tire out your little one but it gives you, as parents a much-needed break knowing that if your little one falls then they aren’t going to hurt themselves.

Well, now you can bring that fun home with you to your front room.

The Costway Toddler Climb and Crawl is the perfect soft playset for your little one, its available in both a primary colour design as well as a pastel colour one too.

It comes with a set of steps and a triangle-shaped piece that can be used as a slide.

It’s made from waterproof material so it’s very easy to wipe clean. You can also add it to existing soft playsets to make a larger play zone.

Probably the most popular indoor climbing frame for your average-sized home, the wooden climbing triangle is hard standing, affordable and easy to pack away.

Strong and durable, built from high-quality pine and finished with non-toxic BPA free varnish, this climbing frame won’t take over the room but offers hours of climbing fun and increasing levels of challenge as your child grows with it.

I was a little worried whether it was exciting enough to look at if it would grab children’s attention like some of the more colourful options.

But children are immediately intrigued and eager to explore this frame, to test their strengths and challenge their skills.

Smaller children can happily explore the lower levels of the frame and as they grow start to explore the more difficult climbing options as they naturally progress.

Compact in size and yet offering plenty of play options, little ones love exploring the different climbing options, looking through peep-holes, sliding down the slide and hiding underneath for a game of hide and seek.

Bright and cheerful colours catch the children’s attention straight away. With little ones who are still finding their feet, you do have to be careful at the top of the slide where the sides are open and make sure they have their balance before sitting or turning around, so supervision is required here, but they learn and adapt to this and acquire new skills along the way.

Assembly is straightforward and no extra tools are required, however, it’s not something you’d want to dismantle regularly but as the frame is fairly light it could be pushed into a corner when not in use.

This is a great indoor climbing frame for babies as it doesn’t come to high off the ground. A larger toddler might find this unit a bit plain and small.