Step2 All Around Canopy Wagon, Red

Material Type: Plastic
A perfect height for little ones to climb in, the kids’ wagon includes safety belts and push-lever wagon door for a safe ride. Buckle up, latch the door, and get going
Molded-in storage compartments conveniently hold snacks, beverages, sunglasses and more to keep the essentials close for a long ride Need more storage? Open the rear compartment to pack even more.
Durable Ever tough resin ensures this Wagon will last for years. Designed with convenience in mind, the seats flip up and down to create a flatbed with storage compartment, snack tray, or seat backs For kids.

Why We Love the Neighborhood Wagon

Push Lever Wagon Door

Push lever wagon door allows parents to safely latch the door after kiddos have entered or exited the wagon.

Spacious Wagon Interior

Spacious interior offer four molded-in cupholders and a storage shelf for snack on long neighborhood walks.

Rear Wagon Storage

Rear wagon storage allows parents to bring a snack, diapers or and extra change of clothes with them.

Easy Transport

Wagon handle conveniently folds underneath the wagon for quick storage or transport.

Physical + Motor Skills

Mastering the handling of the steering wheel, honk of the horn and opening and closing the doors help develop gross and fine motor skills.

Visual + Memory Skills

Wagon and car ride-ons help to build understanding of space and the objects contained within, from their cargo under the seats to how their legs fit below the wheel.

Sensory Exploration

The movement of the ride-on allows kids to feel the wind on their face when they’re pushed fast, or hear the way the wheels sound on different surfaces.

Creativity + Role Play

When little drivers are being pushed or moving with kid-power, their imaginations run wild! Encourage your child to share their thoughts as they pretend to drive during the ride.

Play Together!

Family Road Trip: Pretend your little one is in charge of the family road trip destination and getting everyone there! Help them pack for the trip, then ask your child for all of the sights and sounds during the ride and their destination upon arrival.
As you cruise with your little one, ask them to share the sights and sounds of the neighborhood. Encourage them to pretend to drive and steer, directing you where to navigate next!