These sandboxes sometimes have legs, so your child can play while standing rather than sitting in the sand. Some sandboxes have a small, contained design that fits nicely on a deck or in the corner of a smaller space.

But you may have to get a little more creative if you have a small yard, shared space, or no yard at all. If you have a spacious yard, your possibilities are endless. Regardless of your yard size, there’s a sandbox that will work for you. The best sandbox for your family will depend on several factors. The heavy structure cannot be moved once filled with sand.It’s a pure delight and will look great indoors or outdoors. Once assembled, this sandbox gives off a prehistoric vibe that takes us back thousands of years to when dinos ruled the world. The children can go off on an adventure to find the molded-in dinosaur bones and footprints. The sandbox comes with four dinosaurs, a shovel/rake, and two scoops to keep little hands busy and minds creative. Your kids will enjoy pouring water into the high rocky mountain and watching it gush down the sides. The gray lid is designed to look like a volcanic structure that can be incorporated into the play.

There’s a palm tree in the middle that gives it a tropical feel and a watering hole for the dinos. The sand section holds up to 20 pounds of sand, while the water basin can support 4 gallons of water. This sandbox measures 29.5 by 33 by 30 inches and features a two-sided table. We’re talking dinos, a rocky mountain, sand, and water - now, what child (or adult) could resist that? Playtime will never be the same again with this elevated sandbox that brings together all the things that fascinate kids.

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