The Treehouse - Sammamish, WA
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giacaches
N 47° 35.797 W 122° 02.680
10T E 571816 N 5271909
In a quiet corner of Big Rock Park Central in Sammamish, there is an impressive tree house to explore.
Waymark Code: WM16XD6
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 10/23/2022
Views: 1
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.
Height: 25
Number of Rooms: 2
Number of Floors (Main Levels): 2
Primary user (kids, adults, family): kids
Open to public? (Y/N): open to public viewing
Website: [Web Link]
Publication: Not listed
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Visit Instructions:Date, time-of-day, your photo, preferably including yourself or a member of your party, & desciption of your impressions
In good Groundspeak tradition, RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY. Most treehouse owners are proud of their treehouse and would be happy to show it to you if asked. Be sure to obtain permission to enter private property. Photos and GPS coordinates may be taken from the street or nearest appropriate vantage point.
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