Few things are more fun for kids than their own personal treehouse. But beware, parents: Building a safe, long-lasting treehouse is quite a bit more complicated than nailing a few boards to a tree and ...

A treehouse can be a magical place for children, who experience the space as a clubhouse, a hideout, a campsite, and more. If you’re wondering how to build a treehouse for your own family, first off, ...

Who doesn't want a treehouse for their kids, or even for themselves? But if you can DIY this project, you can save a lot of money without sacrificing safety.

There's something magical about treehouses. Perched amid the greenery, seemingly closer to the sky than the ground, these epicenters of endless adventures inspire whimsical visions in the young and ...

It is difficult to find someone who has never dreamed of building or having a tree house to call their own. The idea of a refuge, a space fully integrated with nature and with a privileged view, ...

O2 Treehouse is known for crafting fantastical escapes, like this new J.R.R Tolkien–inspired backyard retreat. Welcome to Tiny Home Profiles, an interview series with people pushing the limits of ...

Pete Nelson of Nelson Treehouse & Supply in Fall City has built almost 400 treehouses across the world, starting when he was 7 with his dad. Now 62, he is something of a grandfather and ambassador to ...

David and Jeanie Stiles have taken the business of building tree houses to new heights — both literally and figuratively. Their creations range from traditional tree houses that sit high within the ...

The treehouse grows up in this luxurious rendition that guests can rent. Built by the locally based Fort Treehouse Co., this 370-square-foot (34-square-meter) treehouse rises up two stories and spans ...