Children's play tents for cosy hideaways, adventures and plenty of fun
Hej, lovely to have you here. This is where you'll find quiet retreats and places for adventure, all in one. Our play tents are made for children's bedrooms, loft rooms or the middle of the living room floor. Every colourful children's indoor tent is safe and easy to put up and take down.
Indoor play tents: cosy hideaways and adventure playgrounds
Rest and recharge. Play and fun. It all matters for your child. Our play tents can help give them a place to retreat and unwind, as well as an exciting world to explore and adventure in. From children's tipi tents to brilliant tunnel systems you build yourself, every one of our play tents is different, with its own character and appeal, ready to bring your child both calm and fun. One thing applies to all our play tents: they're rigorously tested for both safety and suitability for children.
Key features and benefits of our children's play tents (depending on the model):
- Lots of designs: from tipis and circus tents to house-shaped tents for the bedroom – our tents are up for any kind of play.
- Child-safe materials: non-toxic fabrics and rounded edges mean children can play without worry.
- Easy to set up: depending on the child's age, they can put up their pop-up play tent or snug tent themselves, wherever they fancy.
- Flexible and portable: the tents are easy to move and store away compactly when you need the space for something else.
- Versatile: whether for playing, reading, relaxing or doing crafts, every tent has room for all sorts of activities.
- Sturdy build: designed for indoor use – our tents stand firmly and securely.
Whether it's for a birthday party or a holiday celebration, a reading session with parents or a pyjama party with friends: think of an IKEA tent for the children's room as a little world of its own, just waiting for you and your child to shape it and explore it. Find the perfect hideaway and a creative space for countless adventures.
What age is a play tent or crawl tunnel suitable for?
A crawl tunnel with a tent can often work for the very youngest children, just getting to grips with crawling. Some play tents are better suited to slightly older children who can put them up on their own and climb in and out independently. The product description usually includes an age recommendation to help you decide, and from there you can choose together which tent suits you best.
What does a crawl tunnel do for children's development?
A crawl tunnel supports children's motor development through play. Crawling, climbing and exploring all help your child build coordination and spatial awareness. With a play tent and tunnel you can set up all sorts of exciting obstacle courses that get children moving and having fun. It's a great way for your child to get to know their own body and have plenty of fun doing it.
How can I make a play tent cosier?
Soft children's blankets, cushions and a small rug make the floor of the tent more comfortable and help muffle sound too. Favourite soft toys add a real sense of warmth and turn the space into a proper snug den in the bedroom. Art supplies, craft materials or games are a lovely addition to their hideaway. One important thing: match any decorations and accessories to your child's age. Babies and toddlers should never be left to play unsupervised.
How do I clean an IKEA circus tent properly?
With a little care, your circus tent will stay looking good for a long time. A damp cloth is usually enough to wipe away small marks. For anything tougher, give it a gentle hand wash. Always check the care label on the product first, and make sure the tent is completely dry before you put it back up or pack it away.
Are IKEA children's play tents suitable for outdoor use?
Our children's play tents are designed for indoor use. The materials and construction are intended for indoor spaces, where they stand stable and last well. That said, in fine weather you can of course take an indoor children's play tent outside for a bit – on a covered terrace, for example, or somewhere it won't be exposed to dirt and damp. How about setting it up on a large IKEA throw?





















