Fun Express Inflatable Campfire (18 inches Tall) Camping Prop, Great for Indoor Camping, Sleepovers and Scene Settings - VBS Vacation Bible School Supplies/Decor

Actually I was very impressed, considering the reviews. I had zero trouble inflating the flames. The logs are individual plugs, so it's tricky but if u move fast And cover plug holes quickly its possible to not lose much air. It's been inflated since my daughters camping party in September and still looks perfectly blown up. Plastic is very thick and durable. Held up to kids tossing it around. Now she uses it for her dolls campfire.

Wow, I was impressed by the size and sturdiness of this campfire, The value for the money is 100 plus. My son loved it, it has already been all over our home and it seems very durable. It help create the perfect set up for his cowboy and Indian theme.

I bought this for my classroom, and the kids loved it. It's a good size. A couple of the logs ripped off from some rougher play.

We used this for out Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, and soon to be Easter display and it still looks brand me. It is a high quality inflatable that was been through just about every kind weather imaginable and is still in great shape.

Two of the flames would not blow up due to the mouth piece part where you blow up not being attatched so it would not hold air. I didn't have time to send it back and get another since it was a play prop so I just blew up the sides that were not messed up and made sure that way faced the audience! It did arrive quickly and was cute.

This was the centerpiece of our entire party. It was a bit difficult to inflate manully, so we used an air compressor. If you decide to go that route, be sure to go slowly. It takes very little air.

Easy to use a great prop for our Halloween display. Survived rain and snow...can't wait to use it next year!

I ordered this "campfire" so I can use it for demonstration purposes for doing fire extinguisher training. This way I could have my students see a "fire" and practice putting it out. They got a big kick out of it during the training!