$249.95 from Leaps and Bounds - Bring the theme park home, with your own backyard roller coaster! Little thrill-seekers absolutely love, love, love this ride. Very safe and sturdy, with double wall construction and an extra-stable track design.

$54.95 from One Step Ahead - Glide, ride, giggle! Kids love whiling away the hours in our four-seat children's glider, chatting with siblings and pals. A wonderful place to build friendships and social skills, or chill out with a great book. Ages 2+.

$29.95 from Chinaberry.com - Watch your children's imagination take flight as they discover the many possibilities of this toy. Ages 2 to 7 years. 15" X 15" X 11".

$39.95 from Leaps and Bounds - Water park style fun! Our colossal pool is big enough for a bunch of kids and has so much to do, they'll play all day.

$329.00 from Magic Cabin - Kids can experience the thrill of an amusement park ride in their own backyard with this clever kid-powered contraption that's easy to use and oh-so-fun. The faster you row, the faster you go.

$199.95 from One Step Ahead - The perfect play set for your little adventurer-and its natural look will blend into your yard! Climb the stairs, scale "rock" walls, and slither through kid-sized portals.

$19.95 from Hammacher Schlemmer - This toy air gun uses the same patented air-powered pump action design as the classic toy that kept children amused with fun-filled play in the 1950s.

$549.95 from One Step Ahead - This exciting play set is a clubhouse, lookout tower, slide, and tunnel, all rolled into one. Kids hold their secret meetings in the deluxe clubhouse, complete with stools and drop-leaf table.

$118.95 from Leaps and Bounds - Safe, sun-proof outdoor fun! Our deluxe, pop-up village is not only sturdier than others, it blocks 98% of UV rays, due to UPF 50+ protection. Its ventilated mesh panels let fresh air in, keeping kids cooler while they play.

$74.95 from Leaps and Bounds - This KettlerŪ trike exercises kids' brains as well as their growing bodies! The ingenious steering system helps coordinate mind and muscles to turn right, kids must push the left handlebar, and vice versa.