Sand box alternative

Sand is one of the most popular sandbox materials because it is inexpensive and easy to find at any hardware store. However, sand has some downsides that may send parents on a journey to find an alternative. Luckily, parents can use many sandbox alternatives for their children to play in, and we have put together a list of the best ones.

Want a sandbox but don't want the mess? A rock box is the answer! This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to make one for less than $50!

How to make an easy DIY and non-toxic sandbox with toy organization, a Bench, Shade and even a flowerbed! Make your kids summer with this easy DIY!

Ever since he was about 2 years old, my son has been digging holes in the yard at our old house and now here at our new house. It turns into one big sand pit and well… it doesn’t look pretty. Now I am not one who really cares too much about looks- I am […]

Kids will surely enjoy playing in this clever DIY sandbox. If you're not a fan of sand-covered bottoms, take heart! This sandbox has built-in benches for your little ones. This project from Ana-white.com is perfect for beginners. All you need are wood, sand, and the right tools. Create a place for your kids to enjoy the outdoors. Click below for the

How To Build A Rockbox | Young House Love

Easy DIY Sandbox Jump to DIY My kids have been asking for a sandbox since going to a play date at a friend's house and playing in their sandbox! I knew it was a goal of mine this spring to pull one together for them. I always knew I would DIY our sandbox. I knew

Takes ten minutes to make, and no tools required if you get the board cut at the store! #sandbox #diy #easy #project #cheap #budget #ideas #outside #kids...

Playing in sandboxes was one of my very favorite things to get to do as a child. I never actually had one, myself, so it was always really special to get to go to any place where one could be found. I made do in my own backyard by playing in the dirt. I played

Where does that "play sand" come from? Consider switching to a rock box

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A sand pit is a great way of encouraging your kids to play outside more often. Check out 10 sandpit ideas to make for your own home!

Rock/sand box !

Building a sandbox for your child sounds like a great idea at a glance. But, when you start to research how best to go about it, the downsides, and what kind of sand to use, things start to get a little more complicated. So, those thinking outside the (sand)box may consider pea gravel instead of sand. But this brings up the question – can you use pea gravel for sandbox?

I made a DIY Sandbox that involved zero work. In fact, I didn't even make it. Here's how to make a quick and easy clean sandbox in 5 minutes.

Discover 5 essential tips to keep your sandbox clean and inviting all summer long. Creative ways to ensure clean, pest-free playtime fun.

A 4 x 6 Rock Box w/ Pea Gravel my husband built.

Mix cinnamon into your kid's sandbox to keep bugs out of it this summer!

Sand Box with Built-In Seats | Ana White

Building a Large Sandbox With Bench Seat Lids: This is a nice 4' x 4' sand box with lids that open to bench seating. This was inspired by some other DIY projects I found. I did this using all scrap materials.