treehouses
nounUK /ˈtriːhaʊzɪz/
US /ˈtriːhaʊzɪz/
Treehouses are little houses built up in the branches of a tree.
The kids spent the whole afternoon playing in their treehouses.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Structures built in trees for shelter or observation, such as in wildlife research or tourism.
The resort offers treehouses where guests can sleep among the canopy.
3. Figurative term for an idealized, simple, or escapist retreat.
His cabin in the woods felt like a treehouse away from the busy city.
4. Playful or imaginative spaces designed to resemble houses in trees, often in children's books or theme parks.
The playground featured colorful treehouses connected by rope bridges.