Enchanted Treehouse
A magical treehouse nestled in a grand old oak tree with a winding ladder, singing birds, blooming flowers, and twinkling fairy lights.
Fun Fact!
The world's largest treehouse was the Minister's Treehouse in Crossville, Tennessee. It stood over 97 feet tall and had 80 rooms! It took the builder, Horace Burgess, over 11 years to construct using mostly reclaimed wood. Imagine how long it would take to color every room!
Welcome to the Enchanted Treehouse
High above the forest floor, nestled in the branches of a grand old oak tree, sits the most magical treehouse you have ever seen. This is not just any treehouse — it has a winding rope ladder, a cozy reading nook, flower boxes bursting with blooms, and tiny fairy lights twinkling in every window. A family of songbirds has made their home on the roof, and butterflies flutter around the branches.
Details to Discover
This coloring page is packed with intricate details for artists who love a challenge. Look for the tiny door knocker shaped like a leaf, the wind chime hanging from a branch, the cat napping on the windowsill, and the trail of ivy climbing up the trunk. Each detail is an opportunity to add your own creative touch. Will the fairy lights be golden yellow or rainbow-colored? Will the flowers be roses, daisies, or something entirely imaginary?
Make It Your Own
The beauty of this page is that there is no “right” way to color it. Some artists might go for realistic greens and browns, while others might create a fantasy world with purple trees and pink skies. Consider using colored pencils for the fine details and markers for the bigger areas. You could even add your own details — draw a tiny fairy peeking out of a window, or add a swing hanging from one of the branches. This treehouse is yours to imagine!