The Shenandoah is a wooden playset that combines a raised clubhouse with a lower playhouse, a play kitchen, a picnic table and a swing beam. Its standout is the split-level design: kids climb a rock wall or step ladder to the clubhouse, then come down a 10-foot wave slide, while the ground level holds a pretend café with a toy cooktop, sink and cordless phone. It suits families with several children across a wide age range who want one structure for both active and pretend play. Against simpler swing sets it offers far more play value, but it is a large, heavy cedar build that takes real time and yard space to assemble.
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Owners of Backyard Discovery cedar sets generally praise the sturdy wood and the amount of play packed into one structure. The common complaints are the long build time and the space the set occupies.
The Shenandoah Swing Set by Backyard Discovery is a wooden playset built like a mountain cabin. It has an elevated clubhouse with a wooden roof and windows, and a lower playhouse with a full front door.
The playhouse has a play kitchen with a toy cooktop, a sink and a cordless play phone. A side snack bar window opens to a picnic table with attached bench seating, which works as a mini café or a spot for snacks and crafts.
Kids can reach the clubhouse by the rock wall with 12 climbing holds or by the flat step ladder. A 10-foot wave slide leads back down. Two belt swings and a trapeze bar sit on the swing beam. The set is made of cedar and ships ready to assemble, with guided instructions in the BILT® app.
