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My Little Neighborhood Roadway Playset

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$162.49 $249.99 In stock

"A bustling town built by little hands! The PlanToys My Little Neighborhood Roadway Playset invites children to design their own lively community—connecting roads, arranging houses, and creating stories that unfold in every corner. As they play, kids naturally develop creativity, planning, problem-solving, and social skills while learning about cooperation, empathy, and everyday life in a connected world. The set includes 79 pieces in total, featuring wooden road tracks, vehicles, buildings, figures, animals, furniture, market accessories, and farm elements."

  • Develops cognitive skills and problem solving as children design roads and build their own neighborhood layout
  • Builds social skills and empathy through cooperative role play and everyday community storytelling Encourages imaginative play language development and creativity while exploring real life routines and connections
  • The set includes 79 pieces wooden road tracks vehicles buildings figures animals furniture market accessories and farm elements
  • Sustainably made in Thailand using reclaimed rubberwood PlanWood non toxic glue cotton fabric organic pigments and water based dyes

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

The wooden road pieces fit together tightly, so the track doesn't slide apart when my kid pushes cars around it. We've been building a new town layout almost every afternoon, and the little houses are sturdy enough to survive being knocked over and rebuilt.

Carter H. ★★★★★

My four-year-old has played with this every morning for two weeks straight, building little cul-de-sacs and rearranging the houses. The road pieces are sturdy enough that they don't slide apart when he drives his cars over them, which was my main worry.

Natalie Z. ★★★★★

My three-year-old spent an entire afternoon connecting the road pieces and moving her little cars between the houses, then rearranged everything to build a new town the next day. The wooden pieces are solid and the streets fit together snugly without needing force, so she can do it all herself.