Harry l'Ippopotamo Arrampicatore

The kids have been giggling nonstop racing through the tunnel and naming all the organs inside. It’s surprisingly sturdy for its size, handling our two toddlers and a neighbor’s kid at once. The multilingual anatomy labels are a fun way to sneak in a little learning during play.

Our kids have spent hours crawling through Harry the Hippo's tunnel — having the internal anatomy labeled in three languages is such a clever touch for learning while they play. At over 6.5 feet, it's a real backyard statement piece that handles both my 2-year-old and 12-year-old without issue.

My niece loves crawling through Harry's belly, but the internal anatomy labels are too high for her to actually read. The big 6.5-foot size is impressive in the yard, though it takes up a lot of space.