Central Otago Reap and Mums4Mums organised the event which allowed people to declutter and donate their toys.
On Thursday and Friday last week people of all ages came along and picked from the large selection of toys, books and puzzles on offer, all free to those who wanted them.
It was the second year the swap had taken place and this year’s event had grown in size.
SuperSkills volunteer Ann Conder said good quality toys had been dropped off by the public earlier in the week.
"We’re just blown away, honestly it’s just great", Mrs Conder said.
On Friday, the last day of the swap, there were noticeable gaps on the tables. The toy cars and construction sets, such as Lego, were very popular.
If it hadn’t been for people continuing to donate toys during the week, it was quite possible there would have been more empty tables. It was awesome how well the swap had gone, she said.
