The Treehouse

The Treehouse was built by Mary Pigott for her grandkids who enjoyed many hours in the scenic perch above the meadow.  The Treehouse was constructed around 4 existing landmark western red cedars in two phases.  The first phase, in 2013, included the larger meeting room and tapered stair entrance.  The second phase added the additional elevated connected structures - a rigid bridge, the suspension bridge and the lookout - in 2014.  The Treehouse has unique features such as the handrails, repurposed ski rails from Montana, windows in meeting room, except for one, from Mary’s old barn and other features created with reclaimed wood from Jake Jacob’s mill.

The Treehouse will be open for visitors four times per month from March through October. These dates and times are posted here and are also posted at the park kiosk.

If interested in visiting and viewing this amazing treehouse, you are at the right place.  The City is only offering limited visitation by the public in order to preserve the integrity of the structure and protect the trees in which it resides.

Pre-registration is required to view and visit the treehouse. No walk ups are allowed.

Please look over 2022 open house dates and times for the Treehouse.  Viewing and visitation is a 20-minute timeslot session beginning on each half hour with a 10-minute buffer time between groups. A max of 25 people are allowed in each session. We only have a few rules outside of traditional park codes that apply to the treehouse

• No running, jumping and hanging from tree limbs are allowed when visiting the Treehouse.
• No food or drinks are allowed in the Treehouse.

Please select date and time you like to reserve a spot for treehouse visitation.  A waiver must be filled out to at the time of your visit to complete the registration.  Anyone under the age of 18 years may visit the treehouse, but the parent or legal guardian must review, complete and sign the waiver to be valid.

Parking

Keep in mind parking is very limited; please prepare to park offsite due to limited space onsite.  Here  are some options and ways to visit the park:

From Big Rock North and walk the trails
21805 SE 8th Street

• Parking 18 stalls
  
• Distance 1/2 mile
  
• Duration 15 minutes
  
• Walking Route*
  BRP North 4 8 9 10 14
  BRP Central 17 18 14 11 10 7 6

From 221st

• Parking 3 stalls
• Distance 1/4 mile
• Duration 5 minutes
• Walking Route*
  BRP Central 16 18 14 11 10 7 6

Big Rock Central
1516 220th Ave SE

• Parking 12 stalls

Maps

Overview - BRP North and Central

BRP North

BRP Central

Virtual Tour 

2022 Treehouse Access Dates 

Reservations are require: Registration Link

Staff Contact

• Annelise Diers, Rental and Systems Coordinator, (425) 295-0586