Gifts for Kids Who Love Outer Space

Cosmic Camp is a galactically fun family experience that challenges you and your crew to have a total blast. Created by CAMP, the experts in all things family fun, our out-of-this-world play space takes you on an adventure through interactive games, physical challenges, and crazy cosmic-themed locations. Come as a family, leave as a crew! Get your tickets now!

Get ready to launch your love of space to new astronomical heights! The LEGO Mars Research Shuttle set has a cockpit for your crew plus two cargo doors that slide open to hold a storage drone and rover. Explore the red planet with the rover's articulated grappling arm, laser and tilting solar panels, or use a helidrone with spinning rotor blade and scanner. You might just answer the famous question, Is there life on Mars?

Send your favorite animals in spaceships to outer space in this colorful 42-piece puzzle with an exciting twist. The puzzle comes with a special wand you can use to reveal secret pictures hidden in the image!

Piece together an exciting scene from outer space and discover details as they emerge in this colorful 60-piece puzzle! Is that Saturn or Mars? An astronaut or UFO? A universe of surprises awaits...

We come in peace — er, pieces! Before these spaceships take off to outer space, they first need a cosmic paint job from out of this world. Featuring a selection of paints, paintbrushes, and stellar stickers, this fun spaceship craft kit contains everything you need to transform three unassuming wooden spaceships into a fleet worthy of epic intergalactic travels! 

Designed by Seattle-based artist Emma Repp, this pop-art puzzle is the missing piece to our cosmic dreams. The whimsical design features an astronaut standing before a spaceship in vibrant colors and patterns like no space scene we have ever seen before. Put together this 800-piece puzzle and seal your magnificent masterpiece using the puzzle glue and straight-edge tool provided. 

You'll feel like you're holding a little bit of the universe right in your hands with this special cosmic-themed edition of Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty. This addictively-fun star stuff glimmers with rainbow holographic glitter in daylight and glows with mysterious, multicolored sparkles in the dark.

Be the most organized kid in your class — no, in the world — NO, in the UNIVERSE with this nifty lunar-inspired bulletin board. The seven-inch corkboard moon comes with six silver astronaut thumbtacks, all ready to deploy on their next mission: To keep you from spacing out on important notes and reminders.

When people say, ​​”They just don’t make them like they used to”, this is the type of quality they’re referring to. The first thing you’ll notice is the heft – it’s seven inches of study, diecast construction, with pull-back wheels that are ready to roll with ease over most surfaces. Find a place on a shelf or mantel to display your shuttle in-between playtimes, because it’s so well detailed and fascinating to look at, it’s as interesting decor as it is out-of-this-world plaything!

I want to make one thing really clear; Earth cats typically do not like to be squished. They like pets, chin scritches, and even a nice little pat one and a while. Catstronauts are an entirely different story! Being squished, and being a professional feline space explorer are what it does best. So remember: Earth cats = no squish. Catstronauts = all the squish!

Stella’s hair has a way of defying gravity. No matter how she attempts to tame those tresses, they simply have a mind of their own. So she does what most girls in her position would do – she blasts off into space on her hoverboard to consult with her wise Space Aunties! Beautifully illustrated in lush, spacey hues,  this is a sweet tale of empowerment wrapped up in an exciting adventure through space.

Color, inflate, and blast off! Covered in cosmic, comic-book style images – like hula hooping planets, and three eyed alien friends – use this little rocket to give your next playtime a boost into orbit. When you’re done designing, inflate your newly hued ship, and you’re ready to explore galaxies as far and wide as the living room, at least.

Mars ain’t the kind of place to raise your kids. In fact, it’s cold – so cold that even a super snuggly Cosmically cool Zip Up Hoodie probably won’t cut it against the -81 F average. But if by chance, those kids are on Earth, this hoodie would be a great way to cut the cold, without even having to pull on a space helmet. 

Revel in the majesty of the cosmos with a puzzle that celebrates the eternal ballet of the planets in our solar system. Stunningly illustrated, this extra large artist's depiction makes a wonderful group project. No two pieces in a Ravensburger are alike, and because they’re known for their quality materials, and brilliant craftsmanship, this is one galaxy you can piece together for many revolutions to come.

Busy astronauts are always on the go, so they need a thermos that’ll be ready when they are – and won’t leak all over the sensitive spaceship equipment. This sleek NASA themed thermos keeps space coffee toasty for up to six hours, and space slushies cool for up to six hours. And if you’re looking for some cosmic refreshment yourself, just head on over to the spacebar!

The only thing better than gazing up at a sky full of stars might just be knowing that one of them has your name on it! This thoughtful gift allows you to register a star in the night sky in your name (or any name you choose — "Mr. Bananapants" has a nice ring to it) and comes in a tin packed to the brim with astronomical information.

You know what parents always say about gifts: "Open up the card first!" Here's one card that definitely makes following that advice worthwhile! This fold-out lunar scene is complete with a space rocket and an astronaut planting a Happy Birthday flag on the moon. Birthdays are always better when a trip to outer space is in the cards.