

When viewed from a distance, the unique Treehouse at Pease Park artfully mimics a seed pod you would find laying on the forest floor. This two-story, open-air structure contains a path that originates from the Tudor Cottage and Terrace and leads visitors up to the structure as they begin to feel a part of the treetop canopy of the park. Limestone block seating at the bottom of the Treehouse allows your group to meet and interact, while the circular path through the Treehouse and the large net on the second story allow for exploration and relaxation among the chorus of birds and wildlife that call Pease Park their home. Firefly lighting at the top of the structure adds a magical feel to the experience of being inside the Treehouse.