Sportspower Mountain View Metal Swing Set with Glide Ride, Saucer, Trampoline, Lifetime Warranty on Slide, & Bonus Anchor Kit, for Kids Aged 3-8
- Brand:
- Sportspower
- Model Number:
- MSC-3878-BM
- UPC:
- 687064053335
- EAN:
- 0687064053335
- Walmart SKU:
- 50095081
Market direction turned downward with current $337.99 representing 0.0% under standard pricing.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Sportspower Mountain View Metal Swing Set with Glide Ride, Saucer, Trampoline, Lifetime Warranty on Slide, & Bonus Anchor Kit, for Kids Aged 3-8 since 12/11/2022. The most recent price update was on Jul 30, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $337.99 (lowest on 9/16/2025) to $399.99 (highest on 12/11/2022). The average price during this period is $345.95.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $337.99 (Jul 30) to $337.99 (Jul 30) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $337.99.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.1/5 from 242 reviews.
Very nice! Grandkids love it. There is enough things to do on it that it keeps them occupied outside for a while. The only bad thing was that some of the directions for putting it together were a little confusing. And it took a long time to put together, but worth it.
This set gave 3 grown men a run for their money to put it together. The women just giggled. Then the grandpa came in the next day, fixed their mistakes and finished the job. The 2 %26 3 yr old girls love it!
The grandkids enjoy everything except for the slide. I would recommend changing the slide to a straight one instead of the hump type. It is so short of a slide that once they hit the hump, they go in the air a slight bit and then they are on the ground. Either make the slide longer or get rid of the hump. Sportspower Mountain View Metal Swing, Slide and Trampoline Set.
We were looking for a swing set and just so happened to find this one on sale ($220 compared to $350 original price). If it wasnt on sale im not sure id be as happy with it as far as the "bang for your buck". It definitely needs anchors (wish i had thought of that when buying it!) but other than that its nice! My kids range in age from 2-7 and there is something for all of them with this swing set!
Only problem I had with this product is that not all the parts were in the box, we were missing two mount brackets. Directions are easy to follow if you read the directions and use the illustrations they provide with each step. Myself and my mom put it together (2 females) it is not hard at all and like I said if you use directions and illustrations you shouldn't have any problems. Our kids love the swing set especially the flying saucer and trampoline.
First off I want to start by saying this swing set is really cool and my 2 year old daughter loves it. I also have an in home day care with children ranging from 1-2 1/2 and everyone loves it. Before buying it I did a lot of research and took everything into consideration. We ended up choosing this one because of the trampoline and it does not disappoint. I was very skeptical about this swing set however due to the reviews of how difficult it was to put together. Let me start by saying it took 3 grown adults,who know quit a bit about parts and following directions and using a power tool to make sure the screws and nuts were fastened tightly, 4 1/2 hours to put it together. Minus the trampoline it probably would have taken maybe 3 to 3 1/2 hours. The directions , and assembly were pretty easy to follow. Naturally your not just going to be able to whip this thing together in an hour. So 3 hours or a little more is pretty reasonable. We followed the directions to a T, we also sorted out all of the pieces alphabetically before starting that way we were not having to search for parts mixed in with other parts. Once you get the frame put together your very next thing is the trampoline, I think they give it to you at the begging so that the rest seems easy. When we got to the part of putting the actually trampoline on is where it got tricky. Now we followed the directions exactly as it said...... Or so we thought. At first we got over zealous and just started fastening the springs on, we quickly realized that wasn't going to be easy so we checked the directions, which read to put the corners on first. So we did that. Again we should have read more carefully because after that it says to do the middle one for each side. I think if we would have done that it would have been so much easier but instead we just started fastening away. We got to the point of 2 left on each side and it was virtually impossible. We had one person using the Spring tool and another hooking the spring into place. Once it was all said and done and after almost 4 broken fingers we had to use the third person on the opposite side of the trampoline to push it towards the spring. My point here is read the directions completely, that's what they are there for. The slide was a little confusing to put together but all in all it wasn't that bad. We have only had the swing set for a few days but I would defiantly recommend it to anyone.
Great swing set, easy to assemble. My only complaint is we got ready to put the slide together and it had a hole busted in it. I emailed the company and they sent me a new piece without any problems!
The bolts and nuts could have been made of stronger material. The slide was impossible to assemble, holes wouldn't line up right at top of slide. The rubber covers/washers would break when bolts tightened over them or the cover broke off. But once we finally jury-rigged the slide together, the grandchildren love it. They especially like the big, round hammock swing. I just hope it lasts until the last one outgrows it, because I don't want to have to assemble another. It took 5 people over 4 days to get it together.
We bought this a few weeks ago for our 3 year old because I liked the trampoline and flying saucer. It defiantly takes at least 2 people to put together. Some of the pieces seem really cheap so I'm hoping it hold up well. The little plastic caps that cover the screws kept breaking or would snap down into place. Also the slide was by far the hardest part to put together, there has to be an easier way than how they tell you but we did it step by step and had a hard time. I hope this turns out to be a smart purchase.
For the price it is a good deal overall. It took a good amount of time to set up, but the instructions are good so that helps. My kids love it! I feel it is a bit flimsy, but since it is a metal swing set and not a wooden one that is to be expected. The trampoline is very sturdy and hard which makes it harder for the kids to jump high, but that's probably a good thing so there are no injuries. The swings are set a little too close together and my kids bump into each other sometimes. Overall, I would recommend this swing set if you're on a budget and don't want to spend $600 on some of the wooden ones. We've had it up for about a week now and so far it looks like it's holding up just fine. We've had up to 5 kids on it. My only suggestion would be to buy anchors for it because like most swing sets it does lift up from the ground when you have kids on it swinging. Once we put the anchors it holds down the swing very nicely. So I am pleased with this swing set.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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