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, ...

You don't need to have ever scrambled up a rope ladder to understand the appeal. What kid has never heard of a tree house — or desperately wanted one, for that matter? Bart Simpson has one. Same goes ...

Families have long treasured their tree houses, with parents and their children working together to build one in the backyard and building memories as the kids enjoy it as they grow up. From the ...

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 ...

Where Should You Build a Treehouse? The first step is finding a sturdy tree that can handle the construction. Ideally, there's a hardwood tree in your yard old enough so its branches are eight or more ...

WINNIPEG – An eight-year-old Winnipeg boy has been given permission for the treehouse of his dreams – and a lesson in democracy, to boot. Young Harley Freis has been bugging his dad, Jules, for a ...