Camelot Jr
A story-driven logic game that builds spatial reasoning and planning skills.
$29.99
Quantity:
2026 Pre-K Curriculum Kit
Camelot Jr. transforms a fairy-tale rescue into a hands-on logic challenge. Using wooden towers, staircases, and pathways, your child must create a route that allows the knight and princess to meet.
The goal sounds simple, but there are rules to follow. The knight and princess can walk along walls and climb staircases, but they cannot jump, climb towers directly, or move through obstacles. Each challenge requires careful placement of the wooden pieces to create a path that connects the two characters.
With 48 challenges that gradually increase in difficulty, children build logical reasoning, spatial planning, concentration, and problem-solving skills as they experiment with different solutions and discover how the pieces work together.
The solid wooden game tray, durable castle pieces, and charming fairy-tale theme make Camelot Jr. especially inviting for young puzzlers, while the increasing challenge level keeps them engaged as their skills grow.
Award-winning and thoughtfully designed, Camelot Jr. offers a satisfying introduction to logic games through castles, stairways, and one very important royal reunion.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
Playing Camelot Jr. stimulates the following cognitive skills:
- concentration
- flexible thinking
- logic
- planning
- problem solving
- November 5, 2025
Great Starter Logic Game
Egeekmom
Purchased this for my 5 yr old, who loved it so much they did not want to stop completing the puzzles and I practically had to pry it away! Would also make a great gift.
- July 21, 2025
Move Over Mario, the Princess is in THIS Castle!
Dorothy W.
My son had ZERO interest in princesses, knights, castles, any of that stuff before this game. Now? He wants books, stories and info from the library. This game is so freaking cute and charming, not to mention FUN. My husband often peeks in on us if we are doing the game just so he can watch. The whole family can play this one and my son asks for it nearly every day. The game can definitely be challenging at times, but it builds upon itself nicely and my son definitely feels proud and accomplished when he finishes a challenge. This should definitely be a part of all homeschoolers school boxes!
- July 19, 2025
Nice challenge
ScotFlower
This was a good challenge for the kindergarten and first grade kids. Made them think differently about block placement to make bridges. It worked for that age group, but I could see it being used in slightly younger ones too who love block building. Note: The boys were not so fond of the knight going toward a princess until I told them he was rescuing her and then they were more interested. I think they worried at first it was some sort of love story, but they liked the idea of rescuing those in need - lol!
- July 18, 2024
Makes us think
Elise K.
This has been a popular game with my kids. My kids from 3 to 10 all enjoy these logic puzzles
- April 19, 2024
This ones really fun
Brittany G.
This game is really fun. My toddler is very into princesses right now. This game we play 10-12 challenges per one sitting. I have to ask if we can do move onto something else because they never want to stop playing this one.
- September 8, 2023
3 and 8 year old girls loved it - I love it too!
Laura G.
This is a nicely made game. I like that most of the pieces are wooden. The castle pieces are not painted on all sides. Pieces that sit on the bottom have little nobs on them to sit inside of the base, im not really sure of the purpose for those (maybe so pieces don't fall over as easy?) All the pieces felt smooth and it doesn't seem like I will have to worry about them splintering. My 8 year old daughter could place this easily on her own, but as she moved through the challenges they definitely got tricky. My 3 year old could play it if I sat with her and told her what pieces she could use. She could set it up based on the main picture but didn't really understand that you don't use all the pieces in each challenge. Definitely would recommend, even for a child in K-2.
- August 24, 2023
More Complex than it Looks
Anna F.
I bought this for my four year old, but my 7 year old is actually more interested in doing the challenges. He enjoys helping his little sister figure out how to get the princess and prince together. A bonus for us is that we are studying medieval history this year and they are playacting King Arthur stories with the set. đ The only drawback I have found is that there arenât a few more simple challenges since this is marketed for younger children.
- August 15, 2023
Great for younger kids!
Ryan T.
I purchased this game for my 4 year old, but my 2 year old and 6 year old really enjoy it as well! This is a great thinking game for young learners. The challenges are well thought out.
- March 14, 2023
great logic work
Bina
Our little guy loves this work so much. We always put it out so he's able to pay with the pieces first, and then we do the challenge. It's great that the princess also gets to save the prince :)
- August 30, 2022
Very Cool Game
Jennie S.
This game is really fun and challenging for my 4 year old. He enjoys doing all of the different challenges and making up his own.
