25 Indoor Forts for Kids With Cabin Fever
Indoor forts can be temporary fun for an afternoon or built to last a little longer for hours and hours of fun. Kids will love to use them for sleepovers with friends, reading nooks, or camping out in the safety and warmth of the living room with the whole family.
When the weather outside is frightful, your kids will see you as the coolest parent ever when you help them to build a fort! (affiliates included)
25 Indoor Forts for Kids With Cabin Fever
This wrapping paper fort is colorful and easy and definitely one of my favorites!
Make an indoor fort, a castle or a playhouse with this construction set. via Discovery Kids
Pool noodles and duct tape are the basic building blocks of this indoor fort. via From ABCs to ACTs
This newspaper fort is terribly clever – so smart! via Modern Parents Messy Kids
What kid wouldn't love receiving this gift of an indoor fort kit? My kids would love getting this. via Saltwater-Kids
Tension rods are perfect for creating a sweet, little indoor fort. via Ikat Bag
Cardboard boxes still delight kids everywhere and make an indoor fort they ™ll love. via Built By Kids
You ™ll also want to check out this simple cardboard box fort. via Smile & Wave
What a clever use of PVC pipe in this fun space for kids. via Indigo Amethyst
This fort is nothing but a bed sheet and a fan! Wow!
Get the basics of helping kids create an indoor blanket fort they don't have to take down right away. via School of How-To
Don't overlook light fixtures when you're creating the foundation for a fort. via Real Simple
Bunk beds couldn't be more perfect for fort building! via Come Together Kids
A simple shower curtain tension rod can do wonders for an indoor fort. via Ducklings in a Row
Ikea fabric panels make up this little cute hideaway for kids. via View Along the Way
If you ™d like to offer your kids a more long lasting space to play, this idea is perfect. via Ana White
Put this over your kitchen table to make a really fun fort that is easy to pick up when you’re done! via Meaningful Mama
Build an indoor igloo out of old milk cartons. So cool! via Apartment Therapy
Use a hula-hoop to make this really beautiful indoor fort. via It's Our Pinteresting Life
Clothespins and string make this fort easy enough to put up and take down. via Art Bar
You ™ll definitely be inspired by this huge indoor fort made of cardboard. via Thingamababy
Kids will absolutely light up when you help them create this fun fort. via Living Room Fort
Put your old drapery panels to good use with this fort tutorial. via Jenna Burger
A king sized duvet can transform into a cozy indoor fort for kids. via Ladies Holiday
A folding card table (almost) magically becomes a little firefighters ™ dream fort. via Utah County Mom
