It looks like your better Wild West playsets, with great accessories. And considering it's sold in a clear plastic bucket, it is. But there is something weird about this set.
Indians with...swords! The yellow figure and the green on in the right rear are wielding Viking-type broadswords. The blue man in font has a bolo machete, a type indigenous to the Phillipines.
Sword-and- bolo-wielding Indians notwithstanding ,the fence and wagon are some of the best-made accessories I've seen in a long time. The canoes are pretty good, too.
In the lower left, look for the blue cowboy with the snub-nosed revolver!
Those campfires, drying skins and weapons on easels are fine accessories. You don't often find such things in anything less than a Marx playset, yet here they are packed in with sword-wielding Indians and crudely-detailed cowboys. Note the cowboy in the bottom center with a snub-nosed revolver, by the way. This set is worth the price, just for the accessories.