Abstract: A wagon has a body with front and rear ends. Front wheels are rotatably coupled to the front end of the body and rear wheels are rotatably coupled to the rear end of the body. Each of the front wheels is pivotally coupled to the body. The wagon has front and rear steering members coupled to the respective front and rear ends of the body. The front and rear steering members are coupled to the front wheels so as to control the pivoting of the front wheels and thus the steering of the wagon. The rear end of the wagon has foot cavities therein which face rearward and have a bottom wall. Thus, a child pushing the wagon from the rear end can coast with the wagon by having the child's feet or foot inside the cavities. The wagon also has center wheels located between the front and rear wheels. The center wheels are raised above the front and rear wheels to provide a smoother ride over bumpy terrain.