Tiny Land One-Stop Baby Beach Tent with Sand Toys

A pop-up beach tent with sand pockets to weigh it down, mesh panels and interior pockets, sold with a set of sand digging tools and a carry bag.

  • 1 yr.+Age

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All beach tents and sun shelters

Who it fits, per Tiny Land

Starts1 yr.+

Folded and stored

Open size35.43"L x 27.56"W x 31.5"H
FoldsYes
AssemblyAdult assembly required; easy; estimated 20 to 25 mins

Babies and sun

Listed features

  • Sand toys included
  • Sandbag pockets for wind
  • Folds into a carry bag

Worth checking

  • No UPF rating given
  • Ages 1 and up
  • Set-up time listed as 20 to 25 minutes

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  • Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
  • Skin, sun and bug spray: see the AAP's health issues pages. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

Tiny Land One-Stop Baby Beach Tent with Sand Toys
TypeBeach tent or sun shelter
Age (maker)1 yr.+
Material190T Polyester Taffeta
Dimensions35.43"L x 27.56"W x 31.5"H
FoldsYes, per the maker
Coverage (maker)Pop-up tent with built-in sandbags and mesh panels
VentilationMesh panels
AssemblyAdult assembly required; easy; estimated 20 to 25 mins
Standards (maker's words)"Safety Certificate: ASTM F963, CPC, CPSIA"

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One-Stop Baby Beach Tent with Sand Toys: questions answered

From Tiny Land's published specs, last checked 2026-11-06.

What age and weight is the Tiny Land One-Stop Baby Beach Tent with Sand Toys for?

The maker says 1 yr.+.

What UPF is the Tiny Land One-Stop Baby Beach Tent with Sand Toys?

The maker doesn't print a UPF rating. Skin, sun and bug spray: see the AAP's health issues pages. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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