caravan Quad Stroller Wagon

I read reviews on many stroller wagons and we choose to go with the Larktale Caravan. It has ample foot room in the well, great sun protection, cup holders and is easy to fold and unfold. It was lighter than most wagons I looked at. What we love the most is the seats recline. This feature is not available on other wagons. With 3 kiddos, we don’t have room for them to lay down and nap at once. With the reclining seat, we do not have to worry. Seems like a quality build. Has traveled great on concrete, sand and grass. Definitely recommend.

We recently bought the Caravan Quad, my husband and I absolutely love it! It’s so spacious for our 3 year old and 1 year old. They have plenty of space even with the very accommodating snack tray. The braking system works great and it’s very easy to maneuver with the extra weight. The first day we got it, we took it for a test drive and our boys immediately fell asleep. We do wish the seats reclined just a bit more so their heads wouldn’t fall forward if they happen to fall asleep in the seated position. We would have also liked for the default canopy to cover the sides a little more to block the sun out of their faces, but for the most part it covers them nicely. Would definitely recommend this for others, the best 4 seater stroller wagon out as of now! Great investment!

I have had 2 sets of twins. 6 y.o. And 11 month old. I am not planning on pushing my older big kids in the wagon, just their stuff (coats, water bottles, baseball/soccer gear, backpacks). I was debating between the Veer city XL and Lark-tale Caravan quad. I spent so much time researching! I was able to find a boutique store an hour away that had the Veer city XL that I could see and test out. With my big twins we had a step 2-turquoise wagon (awful) and a cargo wagon from Costco with minimal storage. When my big kids turned 2 they boycotted the stroller hard and we only used the cargo wagon which was pull only (awful). I sat and thought where were the places we would want the wagon over a stroller. Our activities were zoo, gardens, parks, nature trails, downtown, farmers markets, big kid activities (baseball and soccer games). The veer pushed well, had good maneuverability. To get the veer wagon how it would potentially work for our family you have to buy all the accessories separately (2 canopies, 2 visors, 2 XL catchalls, storage basket and cargo nets) was going to be over $1,000. What I realized is between the 6 of us we have a lot of stuff (sooo many water bottles, coats, back packs). Looked at the veer XL and there is NOO way even with all the extras this would work for storage. The other downside was they can't nap flat in the veer or recline the seats. I was so blown away when I received our Larktale at the quality for the price! I have a bumble ride twin indie stroller with air tires that pushes like a dream and I can literally turn 360 with my pinky finger so that’s how high my expectations were for this wagon. The Lark tale does an amazing job on the steering and maneuverability. Far better than my friends wonderfold of the same size. We have very steep hills in our neighborhood and it performed great, heavier to push than my stroller but not bad! My only recommendation would be improved suspension, again I’m comparing that to my bumbleride suspension. Yesterday we were at a baseball game and it started down pouring and we busted out the rain cover and it worked very well! We will be using this wagon for years to come and can’t wait to take it on many more adventures! Thank you Larktale! I also put in a photo of the city select with two seats on so you could see that the wagon isn’t even as long compared to that.

Caravan Quad TLDR: It's great as a big haul everything anywhere wagon! I have a 1 and 2 year old, and I decided to get the Quad because we will be using this wagon primarily for longer outdoor day trips and want to make sure it will hold the things we want to bring along, as well as be comfortable for the kids. First impressions: When I first opened the box, my first thought was that it folded more compactly than I had expected. When opened and assembled, it is definitely large. I wouldn’t want to have it somewhere indoors with big crowds. My husband and I were both impressed with the general quality and sturdiness of the frame. It does fold down pretty well if both wheels and all accessories are removed, but this adds a few minutes to setup and pack up. I am 4’10” and my husband is 6’1” so I liked that it has an adjustable handlebar. From reading reviews in the past I knew it would be hard for me to see over the canopies, but our plan is to use this wagon for longer day trips, so my husband will primarily be the one pushing it. It’s easy to wheel to the car when in its collapsed position. Surprisingly, it fits (sideways) into our Chevy Bolt (small hatchback) trunk. It also fits, sideways, in our Volvo XC90. For both, we just take the canopies off and tuck it into the folded wagon. There is not much room for anything else when the wagon is in the trunk. I cannot lift it in and out of the trunk easily, but my husband can. It could get even more compact with the wheels removed, but we have skipped this step so far. The parent console and storage bag will need to be removed if they have stuff in them, but if they are empty they will fold up with the wagon. The buckle mechanism is excellent and easy to use and adjust. it took seconds to get the kids bucked in and on the way and looks like 4 kids truly could fit. Our kids like the option of being side by side or being able to separate and face each other across the wagon. One thing to note is that the wagon acts as like a sail in the wind. If you are pushing it into the wind it will become significantly harder to push. In deep sand, we were able to pull the wagon almost a quarter mile without too much difficulty with both kids and gear. It was certainly hard but it wasn't plowing out or getting stuck. Without the kids and just gear, it pulls easily. With one adult pushing from the rear and one pulling from the front, you could for sure get to your desired beach spot! You do have to get under the canopy in order to access the pull bar. Pros: All wheel suspension Lighter weight than other 4-person wagons Accessories that come standard: parent console, storage bag, canopies, rain cover, cupholder Can flatten out footwell; Footwell piece stores into storage bag when not needed Sturdy frame Good canopy coverage Seats recline easily Fits in trunk Cons: Hard for short adults to see over canopies Not much storage for passengers (small pockets) Sides are higher than I realized, which is nice to keep the kids safe and contained, but my 1 year old can barely see over the sides and my 2 year old can’t climb in/out by himself yet. I provided this honest and true product review in exchange for a rebate on my purchase.

We love our Larktale wagon! It’s smooth, easy to push, easy to assemble, and very roomy! The reclining seats are a great feature! The only complaint I have is I wish there was a bar going along the sides to attach snack trays and accessories. If you look, the walls are just the canvas so you cannot attach cupholders or snack trays. The other problem is I can’t put a compatible car seat adapter because of the lack of framing in that area. There are only 3 car seats that can be used with the Larktale adapter and ours isn’t one of them. I had hoped to use one that people buy for shopping carts, but there’s no way tos rest it anywhere on the wagon so now I really can’t use this until my youngest is old enough to sit in it without his seat. Overall, we are really happy with our purchase!