


Candylab — Honeybee Camper
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The definition of sweetness. The Candylab Honeybee Camper is a gloriously golden, beautifully detailed solid beechwood camper trailer that clips magnetically onto the back of any Candylab Longhorn truck for the ultimate open road adventure set-up.
Crafted with embedded magnets, it fits perfectly on the back of Candylab Longhorn trucks and embodies the spirit of American adventure — sure to impress youngsters and adults alike. Sweet enough to eat and cool enough to collect — the Honeybee Camper is one of those pieces that earns a double-take every time.
- Solid beechwood construction with embedded magnets
- Clips magnetically onto Candylab Longhorn truck (sold separately)
- Non-toxic water-based paint, ABS wheels with food-grade rubber tyres
- Dimensions: 15.7cm L × 7.1cm W × 7.1cm H
- Safety tested to US, European, Australian and NZ standards
- Note: Camper only — Longhorn truck sold separately
About Candylab
Founded by architect and girl dad Vlad Drăgușin, Candylab was born from a simple idea — that children's toys should be as beautiful as they are fun. Drawing inspiration from mid-century automotive design, vintage car culture and the magic of minimalism, every Candylab vehicle is crafted from sustainably sourced North American and New Zealand timber, finished with non-toxic paints and built to last a lifetime. Eye-catching on a shelf and endlessly thrilling on the floor, Candylab toys are designed for little hands and big imaginations — the kind of toy parents love playing with just as much as kids do.
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