Fort ladder ideas

Play Structure: I designed and built this play structure for my kids. It's ~9' high to the top of the rails, and the deck is 6'6" x 4'. Giving credit where it's due -> I relied heavily on the 10 part series How to Install and Flash a Deck Ledger, Start to Finish…

Looking for outdoor playplace inspiration? Start with HGTV's photo gallery of dream playhouses.

From simple tree house plans for kids to the big ones for adults that you can live in. If you're looking for tree house design ideas, read this article.

In spring of 2013, I decided to bust out and build a tree house for my daughter Ursula, which I’d never done before. I remember having one as a kid and loving it. I wanted one that I could build in a day, wouldn’t be too high up so as to worry me or other parents, and which was SIMPLE in design to maximize playtime and allow for adding on later. It’s light, open and can go up and down easily.

Growing up, some of my favorite memories were made in a blanket fort. There's just something about those cloth castles that transport you to an otherworldly, wonderfully imaginative place. As the years go by, it's easy to forget the wonder that imagination can invoke, but one look at the fantastical fabric creations below will make you feel like a kid again.

Set the stage for a bunch of sensory, motor, and imaginative activities for kids with an awesome indoor fort. They can be a quiet space to bring a book or a secret hideout for a bunch of rowdy outlaws! No matter how your children choose to play with their fort, you can be sure they’ll have a blast.

AzzanArts is known for natural treehouse designs with fun elements like zip lines, trap doors, stick ladders and more.