
Sportspower Alta Oaks Metal Swing Set
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Our take on the Sportspower Alta Oaks Metal Swing Set
The Sportspower Alta Oaks is a backyard metal swing set for kids roughly 3 to 10, combining two belt swings, a slide and a wooden play deck on a powder-coated steel frame. It stands about 101 inches tall and is rated for a 400 lb total load. The set weighs around 240 lb and ships unassembled, so plan on a multi-hour build with at least two adults. It is a mid-size residential set rather than a heavy-duty playset, and it competes on price with wooden and other metal sets in the same footprint.
- Two belt swings plus a slide and wooden deck in one kit
- 400 lb total load rating covers several young kids at once
- Powder-coated metal frame resists rust better than bare steel
- Compact footprint compared with full wooden playsets
- Lower price than most wooden sets of similar layout
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$768.00Observed at 8:43 AM
Sportspower Alta Oaks Metal Swing Set price history
Lowest price we've seen: $768.00 on Nov 7 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
What reviewers say
Owners of Sportspower metal sets generally describe them as solid value for the money, with kids getting years of use from the swings and slide. The most common complaints are long assembly and hardware that needs re-tightening over time.
- AssemblyCriticisedOwners say the build is long and easier with two people and a power driver.
- BuildMixedThe frame feels sturdy once anchored, but some report bolts loosening over time.
- ValuePraisedBuyers see it as a lot of play equipment for the price.
Questions and answers
- What age is the Alta Oaks swing set for?
- Sportspower rates it for ages 3 to 10. The slide and deck suit younger kids best, while older children may outgrow the swing height.
- How much weight can it hold?
- The set is rated for a 400 lb total load across the swings and deck, not 400 lb per swing.
- How long does assembly take?
- Expect several hours. Two adults with basic tools make it much faster, and the box weighs around 240 lb.
- Does it need to be anchored?
- Yes. Stake or anchor the frame to the ground so it stays stable when kids swing.
- What comes in the box?
- Two belt swings, a slide, a wooden play deck and the metal frame with hardware. Tools are not included.
- Is it better than a wooden swing set?
- It costs less and takes a smaller footprint, but wooden sets are usually sturdier and easier to repair over time.












