15 Indoor Fort-Building Kits Your Kids Will Love

Crazy Forts! 69 Piece Buildable Indoor/Outdoor Play Fort Playset ($36, originally $70)

The Crazy Forts! Purple Fort-Building Kit includes 44 durable rods and 25 toggles, which can be put together to create a house, a tunnel, an igloo, a castle, or a rocket ship. The structures are strong enough to support a sheet or blanket on top, and the kit also includes instructions for easy construction.

Playvibe Kids Fort Building Kit ($30, originally $50)

All 130 pieces of this fort-building kit are made from nontoxic plastic. The set comes with 44 small balls and 86 16-inch sticks that can be put together to create indoor igloos, pirate ships, and treehouses. It's ideal for the 5-and-up crowd.

Matchaccino Construction Fort Building Kit ($20)

Some fort-building kits, including name-brand play couches, can carry three-figure price tags. Not this one. With 28 geometric balls and 49 reinforced sticks, this fort-building kit costs $20 and allows kids to assemble various structures from the kid-friendly building guide (or design their own unique creations). The set also comes with a storage bag for easy transportation and cleanup.

Power Your Fun Fun Forts Kids Tent For Kids ($30)

At 85 pieces, this fort-building kit from Power Your Fun is one of the smaller ones on this list. But it leaves plenty to your kids' imaginations. The kit comes with 52 connecting rods and 29 multilink spheres, which can be attached to create a castle, rocket, igloo, mansion, and more. The included building guide helps your kids assemble their masterpieces, and the pieces are sturdy enough to support a sheet on top.

Fun Forts Glow in the Dark Fort Building Kit ($35)

Designed for easy assembly, this kit includes 53 connecting rods, 28 multilink spheres, and an instruction manual with building inspiration. The best part: the rods glow in the dark, so the fun doesn't have to end after lights out.

Fort Boards Fort Building Kit ($100, originally $125)

Rather than poles and connectors, this fort-building kit comes with durable plastic connectable panels and hook fastener connectors for a unique construction experience.

Easy Playhouse Castle Fort Kit ($36)

If you've got a doodler on your hands, the Easy Playhouse Castle Fort Kit features cardboard panels they can color on, allowing them to turn their fort into an artistic masterpiece!

Pomasy Fort Building Kit ($80, originally $120)

The Pomasy kit (suited for kids 4 to 12) comes with 160 pieces, making it one of the largest kits on our list. It allows kids with boundless imaginations to lean into their creative sides and comes with 100 glow sticks, 60 balls (both green and blue), and a long shelf life.

PicassoTiles Kids Fort Building Kit Playset ($25)

Indoor playsets are clutch. But when the weather is warm, you want minimal objections to outdoor fun. This PicassoTiles Kids Fort Building Kit Playset works indoors or outdoors, allowing your kids to take their castle-building games outside when Mother Nature cooperates and stay inside without screens when it's rainy or cold.

JumpOff Jo Build Me Blanket Fort ($25, originally $40)

Soft play makes for an easier landing spot for wobbly or rough-and-tumble little ones. This JumpOff Jo Build Me Blanket Fort takes the bedroom tents you made as a child to the next level with colorful blankets that children can hold down with bean-bag weights.

HearthSong 32-Panel Igloo Fantasy Forts Indoor Building Kit ($99)

Enjoy cold-weather imaginative play in the comfort of your home with the HeartStrong 32-panel Igloo Fantasy Forts Indoor Building Kit. This kit is ideal if your child can never have enough Olaf and Elsa or prefers snow days to beach days.

Foamnasium Play Couch ($120, originally $180)

The Foamnasium Play Couch is perfect for caregivers who want to give their kids an authentic couch-fort experience (just not with their actual couch). It comes in seven colors, including pewter, black, and white. And the nonskid material keeps the cushions in place as kids play on whatever they build.

Yeebay Fort Building Kit For Kids ($52)

Yeebay's fort-building kit gets high marks from previous reviewers for being durable and easy to assemble, giving kids more time for safe pretend play. But the 140-piece kit also comes with 64 connector balls, 30 poles, and 46 connectors that can be put together to teach them different angles and degrees as they build.

Make-A-Fort Creator Pack ($188)

Families with children with larger age gaps can sometimes find it challenging to find toys that will keep everyone engaged. Enter the Make-a-Fort creator pack, which combines a 124-piece set for children ages 4 and up and a 159-piece one for kids 8 and up (ideally, ages 12 and up). Families can download instructions on how to build tons of creative forts and structures, from a jet plane to a puppet theater to a lemonade stand and more.

ToteAFort Blanket Fort Kit ($40, originally $50)

Let your kids camp out in a hotel room (or Grandma's living room) with this ToteAFort Blanket Fort Kit that travels well. The set comes with three large blankets, anchor weights, and a cinch sack you can take anywhere.