Hobbies And Interests
A Castle
A castle-themed playhouse is a great way to spark a child's creativity. A drawbridge is a great entrance for this playhouse. A climbable tower will also provide a lot of fun. If you want to go all out, dig a moat around the castle. For a sturdy construction, this playhouse can be fabricated of plywood or solid wood. For a less permanent structure, cardboard can be used.
A Replica of a Real House
A replica of a real house is an fantastic way to allow children to imitate what they see adults do in a safe environment. Design the house to look like a home, or purchase a prefabricated one. Furnish it with wallpaper, paint, window treatments, rugs and other home accessories.
A Log Cabin
A log cabin playhouse is a lot of fun for children and it will look great in your backyard. Use actual logs to construct this playhouse. For a dramatic, over-the-top playhouse, design the playhouse complete with different rooms and a front porch.
A Tree House
Tree houses have long been a source of enjoyment for children. If you have a sturdy tree in your backyard, you can provide a great play area. The tree house can be as simple as a wooden platform with a flat roof over it. For a more elaborate plan, you can incorporate several levels that are completely enclosed, with rope bridges and tin can telephones. However you choose to build it, your children will enjoy the time they spend in their tree house.