Tree House

No. 35 · 1967 · Historical structure

Built in 1967 by a Poly Royal crew, the tree house and accompanying gate were once situated near the entrance of the canyon, predating the stone archway. Originally designed as a playful, elevated platform among the sycamores, the structure’s charm faded over time. A 1982 repair list noted it needed preservative treatment, hinting at its gradual decay. By 1987, the tree house was missing its ladder, and a rare photograph captured its final years. Now vanished without a trace, it lingers in memory as a curious remnant of a bygone era, shrouded in mystery despite its once-prominent location.

Builders and advisors

  • Poly Royal Crew — Builder

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Location

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Photographs

Main image of the Tree House.
 A modern day photo of the tree near the entrance that the tree house used to sit on.