A tree fort is something that enriches the lives of children immensely. I really wanted to build a tree fort for our grandchildren, but did not want to put anyone in danger by having a structure that was too tall. When we found this $1oo DIY tree fort video tutorial by Jessa Seewald on YouTube, my husband and I knew this idea was going to be perfect for the needs of our grandchildren, and the price point was perfect for us. We started this project by drawing up some plans and building the frame out of the four by four’s we found in our wood bundle.
Materials For The DIY Tree Fort:
- Bundle of wood that may be on sale (all sizes)
- Screws
- A hammer
- Nails
- A saw
- A carpenter’s square
- A ruler
- A level
- A slide
- A captains wheel (for interior decoration)
Directions:
In this $1oo DIY tree fort video tutorial by Jessa Seewald on YouTube, you will learn how to construct this gorgeous tree fort for hours of family fun. You start by sketching your tree for design, then measure your area, and then start building the tree fort frame and foundation.
All Kinds of extras can be installed in your tree fort, like a captain’s wheel and a slide. If you have around a 3-foot elevation on your tree fort, everything will be very safe.
This tree fort was one of the best ideas I have seen in a long time, the grandkids are going to love it!
