WASHINGTON - About 1,500 Circo children's space camp combo packs are being recalled because the tent's floor poses a fire hazard, Target Corp. and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Tuesday.
No injuries have been reported.
The model being recalled was sold exclusively at Target stores across the United States and on the retailer's website in September and October for about $25.
The package included a children's tent, sleeping bag, backpack and head lamp.
The tent is green and dark blue with planets, stars and figures printed on it. The UPC number is 490911500926, DPCI: 091-15-0092.
Anyone who owns the products should immediately stop using the tents and return them to any Target location for a full refund or store credit, the retailer and the regulator advised.
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