Elevated Kids Kitchen Sink Water Playset

Picked the green one to match our garden furniture and it looks great out there. My son is quite rough with his toys but the legs and tray have taken the daily bashing without any cracks. The running water keeps him occupied long enough for me to actually drink a cup of tea while it is still hot.

This has had daily use since it arrived in May and still looks as good as new. My daughter is 3 and loves setting up little tea parties with the cups and plates before she gets stuck into the water play. Sturdy legs and no wobbling even on our uneven patio.

Other water tables we tried needed refilling every ten minutes, but the pump on this sends the water straight back round so it lasts a whole play session. My little one loves fishing out the little magnetic fish with the rod. Simple enough that she worked out how to use it herself.

We do not have a big garden so the compact footprint of this was exactly what we needed. My son is 2 and a half and can reach everything on the tray without climbing up. The electric faucet is the bit he shows every visitor who comes round.

My son pretends he is washing up proper dishes and it has made him so much more willing to help with actual washing up now, which was an unexpected bonus. The orange colour is bright and cheerful in the garden. Arrived well packaged with no damage.

I was dreading another water toy after the state our old one left the decking in, but this one keeps the water mostly contained in the tray. My daughter is obsessed with washing the plastic grapes and bananas over and over. Great way to tire her out before nap time.

The pump works really well once the batteries are in but ours ran down faster than we expected after regular use. Our little girl loves the fishing game part the most out of everything. Would still buy again, just keep spares handy.

The elevated design means my son can stand right up at it rather than hunching over a flat tray on the ground. Water pressure from the tap is gentle enough that it does not splash out everywhere. Cleaned up nicely after a few weeks of daily use.

We had a similar table for our eldest years ago and this is a proper step up with the electric tap and the water wheel. Our youngest is 18 months and manages the cups and plates fine on her own. Good solid base so it does not wobble about.

Got this for my sister's little boy who just turned 2 and she messaged me straight away to say he would not leave it alone. The play food pieces are a nice chunky size for small hands. Looks sturdy enough to last a few summers.

This has become the main thing my daughter asks for every morning in the warmer weather. The water genuinely circulates rather than just draining away, so we are not forever topping it up with the watering can. Easy to wipe down and empty afterwards too.

My son was a bit unsure of the running water at first and needed a day or two to warm to it. Once he did he was hooked, especially on the little fishing rod attachment. Wish the legs felt a touch sturdier but it has held up fine so far.

Got the green version and it looks really smart against the grass. My twins share it fine as there are two cups and two plates included. Only needed two AA batteries to get the tap going, which we already had in a drawer.

We used to just give our lad a bucket and a jug which meant soaked trousers every single time. The pump on this recycles the water so it is nowhere near as messy, and the play fruit and veg keep him entertained for a good while.

My daughter is nearly 3 and most water tables are far too low, so her back was always bent over. This one sits at a proper height so she can stand and play without me having to crouch down next to her the whole time.

My son loves the fishing bit and the water wheel the most. Took us a few goes to get the tray filled to the right level without it sloshing everywhere. Still really good value and he plays with it most days after nursery.

Bought this for our 2 year old and it has honestly saved us so many wet afternoons in the garden. The tap runs on its own so she just sits there filling the little cups over and over. We went for the orange one and it looks brilliant on the patio.