Pacific Play Tents Find Me Multi Color 6' Tunnel

Use this play tunnel alone or combine it with the Find Me, Hide Me or Me Too Play Tents, sold separately, for the ultimate play experience. It's made of flame retardant 70 Denier nylon, and it meets CPAI-84 specifications. Features sturdy spring steel construction for lasting fun. Measures 6' in length when extended and 19" in diameter. Collapses down for easy storage.
Customer Review: Fun toy
Great produce with only one real issue. My daughter's hair keep getting caught in the Velcro. I fold the flap over the Velcro to try to prevent this but with play the flap move and eventually her hair gets caught.
Customer Review: Perfect for crawling babies
I bought this tunnel for my nephew who just turned a year old. He loves to crawl and scoot under things and climb into boxes. This was perfect. It easily pops open for playtime and collapses when not in use. Works well on carpet, but moves around a lot on hardwood floors. I definitely recommend it if you've got a curious little one who likes to inch along.

This is a story about what happens when you go camping without the right camping gear. My family lived in a City nestled against the mountains in Colorado. Colorado has some of the most beautiful country in the United States. The rivers are clear, cold and full of trout. The air is clean and the forest is full of wild life. You will almost always see some elk, deer, bald eagles, and even buffalo. The Colorado Mountains truly are God's footstool.

My family and I decided on a whim we would take off and go camping somewhere in the mountains. We had a tent and a camping stove. We thought we were all set. We packed the tent and stove and took some blankets and a few pillows. We packed an ice cooler with some hotdogs and a few steaks and drinks. Off we went. We drove up through the mountain pass and into the wilderness. It was wonderful. The forest was so beautiful. We drove for a couple of hours and turned down a State Park road along an awesome river. As we came down the winding mountain road we could see the round tops of several tents where other families were camped.

We were excited we were not going to be alone. It was late afternoon and we barely had time to put up our tent before the sun went down. It was the summer season in Colorado so we thought we would be O.K. without a fire.

We proceeded to have the most miserable night of our lives. It was hilarious. It showed us how important the proper camping gear was. Our camping gear was a tent and a stove. We did not know how cold it would get at night in the mountains. Without the camping gear we needed we shivered all night. We tried starting our little camping stove to keep warm but it did little to keep us warm. We ended up huddled in the car with the heater running.

In the morning we found our hamburgers had gotten soggy in the cooler and were no good. We decided to cook the hot dogs. We were unable to because we had used all the propane the night before trying to stay warm. It was so funny. Other campers around us were staring and laughing at us. I finally found enough wood to start a small fire. Guess what? We had no matches! I was so embarrassed when I had to ask another camper for a match to start our fire. We ate our hotdogs and decided we had better get down out of the mountains before nightfall.

My family and I learned the hard way that you need good camping gear when camping. Since that terrible night we have obtained all the camping gear necessary to have a good camping trip. Camping has become so much fun. It is a wonderful, clean, peaceful way to spend some time with your family and nature. So make a list, check it twice, get your camping gear together and head to the wilderness and have some fun.

After learning the hard way about the importance of proper camping gear we now prepare ahead of time. You should do the same and make a camping list of what you will need and then update that lists during or after each trip. http://www.coolcampinggear.com/