Treehouse Towers

Suitable for kids aged from 3 - 11, Treehouse Towers is Kew's brand new tree-themed outdoor play area.

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Treehouse Towers, Kew’s brand new tree-themed outdoor play area

Did you know?

  • Forests cover 30% of the planet, but 7.3 million hectares (0.2%) of forest is lost per year.
  • Trees reduce noise pollution by acting as sound barriers.
  • Trees take the carbon dioxide we breathe out and convert it to oxygen we breathe in.

Play area highlights

Located outside Climbers and Creepers, Treehouse Towers allows up to 300 kids to climb up ladders, clamber across rope bridges and slide their way down from the three towers. Each tower varies in height, and as children scale between them they’ll find each one more of a challenge.

The area features giant swings, zip wires, scramble nets, slides and a mountaineering ramp for families to enjoy, whilst also offering educational opportunities for children to learn about and appreciate trees.


 


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Supported by Velvet

Treehouse Towers is supported by Velvet toilet tissue who have ensured that all elements of the play area are created from FSC-certified wood. This ties in with their ‘three trees’ initiative, where they ensure that three trees are replanted for every one used.




9 comments on 'Treehouse Towers'

Kew Feedback team says

10/01/2011 9:47:41 AM | Report abuse

Hi Tamara, thanks for your message. Yes, Treehouse Towers is open all year round.


Tamara Shand says

08/01/2011 1:07:41 AM | Report abuse

Is this outdoor play area open during the winter??


Feedback Team says

01/11/2010 2:33:07 PM | Report abuse

Thanks for your comment Gaby. We're pleased you like the look of Treehouse Towers. Kew already has an indoor play area called Climbers and Creepers. You can find out more about this attraction here http://www.kew.org/visit-kew-gardens/garden-attractions-A-Z/climbers-and-creepers.htm


Gaby Gower says

31/10/2010 8:18:43 AM | Report abuse

It looks great, bit I still don't understand how you guys don't build an indoors playground, considering that most of the year is rather cold and wet in this part of the world.


justine parker says

13/09/2010 1:24:07 PM | Report abuse

Treetoptastic!


Anna Delts says

11/04/2010 12:00:00 AM | Report abuse

wow it looks amazing. my kids cant wait to go


Matthias says

01/04/2010 12:00:00 AM | Report abuse

Amazing! Can't wait to go there with my grandchildren. It's so nice at Kew at any time. Even in winter. . Whenever we are there it's great fun and enjoymnet


Kirsty Roth says

12/03/2010 12:00:00 AM | Report abuse

Looks fantastic. Well done


Bridget Barker says

02/03/2010 12:00:00 AM | Report abuse

Sounds a brilliant idea, just the sort of activity our Grandchildren will love. Can't wait for them to try it.


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