27 cool pool toys
Take swimming to the next level with these fun pool toys.

Cool pool toys
Big Mouth Inc. Pool Floaties
Lounge in the pool all day long with these deliciously adorable pool floaties by Big Mouth.
Whoopee Cushion: $30, toysrus.ca
Taco: $25, indigo.ca
Mermaid Tail: $30, toysrus.ca
Watermelon: $25, indigo.ca

Swimline Giant Ring Toss
Compete in teams to see who can score the most points in this awesome giant inflatable game of ring toss. (Hint: The bigger rings are worth more points!)

Giant Watermelon Beach Ball
You and the kids will have loads of fun tossing this adorable beach ball around the pool.
$15, indigo.ca

Intex Pool Volleyball Game
Who’s turn is it to serve? Keep them active out in the sun with this floating volleyball net and ball.
$14, amazon.ca

Blue Wave Water Wheel Inflatable
Made of thick vinyl, this hampster-wheel-on-water holds up to 140 lbs and is perfect for running off some steam on a hot day.
$100, toysrus.ca

Franklin Sports Aquaticz Throw ’N Stick
Kids of all ages will love this waterproof game of catch. The ball sticks to the two gloves, which are adjustable and made to float so you won’t lose them at the bottom of the pool.
$17, well.ca

Banana and Big Dill Pickle Pool Noodles
Blue Wave Rainbow Unicorn Inflatable Ride-On
Unicorns do exist! Your little ones will make a splash at the next pool party riding around on this bright, magical creature.
$73, walmart.ca

Bubba The Bottom Feeder Water Diving Game
Up to four players can take turns feeding goldfish to Bubba until he floats to the surface. All of the goldfish are weighted differently, so the game changes every time! Bubba’s mouth closes shut for easy storage, too.
$20, amazon.ca

Mermaid Fin
Splish and splash with this comfy mermaid fin. Designed to teach kids six and up how to do a balanced dolphin kick, promote confidence in the water (and be Ariel, of course!), its got a quick-release foot strap for easy removal.
$37, indigo.ca

SwimWays Star Wars Lightsaber Light-Up Dive Sticks
Young jedis will love these miniature lightsabers that light up under water. There’s green for Yoda and blue for Luke.
$18 for 2-pack, mastermindtoys.com

Swimline Sea-Saw Rocker
This inflatable mega sea-saw will be the hit of all your kids’ pool parties. Hold on to the handles and rock to your heart’s content and see who can knock the other person off first. Made for two people.
$118, walmart.ca

Banzai Splash Battle Islands
It’s jousting time! Two of your family members can battle it out with their jousting batons to see who can knock their opponent off the island first.
$25, canadiantire.ca

Emoji Universe: 12” Emoji Inflatable Beach Balls
Express yourself! These different Emoji beach balls will have you all giggling as you pass them around the pool. The pack includes 12 balls with six different Emoji faces, including the one wearing sunglasses, the laugh-crying face, kissy face, heart eyes, winking-tongue face and the Emoji with the sly smile.
12-pack. $24, amazon.ca

Sunny Patch Spark Shark Fish Hunt
This awesome pool game by Melissa & Doug puts your speed to the test. Grab one of the two Spark Shark nets and race your opponent to see who can scoop up the sinking fishies first.
$23, mastermindtoys.com

Aqua Hydro Disc Jam
Spot It! Splash
If your crew is a fan of the Spot It! series, they’ll love this waterproof edition. Keep your eyes peeled for beach balls, buckets and lounge chairs.
$20, amazon.ca

Intex Kool Splash Inflatable Water Slide
Don’t have a water slide in your pool? No sweat! This awesome pool accessory just hangs off the edge of the pool and is portable, so you can move it around. It features built-in sprayers that attach to your garden hose, handles and stairs for safe climbing, and even a soft landing pad extension for extra safety. Weight limit: 165 lbs.
$196, amazon.ca

Shark Aqua Rider
This aqua rider takes pool noodles to a whole ‘nother level. If you’re tired of noodles slipping from under you and you just can’t seem to get a grip, this pool noodle is the one for you. Plus, the kids will love the cool shark face and fin.
$20, canadiantire.ca

Swimline Giant Shootball
Who doesn’t love a good game of basketball? Enjoy some friendly competition with this floating net and basketball.

Swimline Dual Arcade Shooter
Who needs the arcade when you can bring it to your backyard? Just like the game you’d see at any carnival, this pool version comes with two constant-supply water guns. Race your opponent to see who can get all of their balls out of the tube first.
$78, walmart.ca

SwimWays Baby Spring Float Activity Center with Canopy
This is your one-stop shop to keep baby occupied in the sun while staying cool. What’s even better is that the built-in canopy provides 50+ UPF sun protection on those super sunny days. Included: Octopus arms that hold sensory toys baby can touch and play with: Squeaker, rattle, stacking rings, teether and soft touch star.
$40, well.ca

Swimline ”The Boathouse” Pool Float
This will be your kids’ favourite meeting spot—it’s like a treehouse on water! They can sit inside and hang out or take their friends for a boat tour around the pool. This playset also comes with ring buoys and a removable raft.
$201, poolsuppliescanada.ca

Dizzy Dive Power Pack
Older kids will love plunging deep into the pool to collect these rings and dive sticks.
$15, canadiantire.ca

Aqua Rockets
Take this foam rocket into the pool, forcefully press it into the water and watch it soar up to 20-feet in the air.
$25, mastermindtoys.com

SwimWays Squid Disk
Soak, then hurl, this frisbee-like disc through the air and watch as water sprays out of its tentacles as it flies.

SwimWays Hydro Subskate
Mimic skateboarding under water with this floating board. Practice balance and improve lower body strength by standing and trying tricks on the board.
$25, indigo.ca

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