History Main / TreetopTown

* The Elves of Lothlórien live in these in ''TheLordOfTheRings''.
* Treetown in ''{{Dinotopia}}''.

* The Nasat homeworld in the ''StarTrekNovelVerse''.
* Just one housing unit, but ''TheSwissFamilyRobinson'' eventually built a giant treehouse to be their home. Talk about cool...
* All of the buildings in Bear Country in ''TheBerenstainBears'' are made from hollowed-out trees.

* Zephir's village from the {{Babar}} series qualifies.

* The Kindar of the GreenSkyTrilogy keep their entire civilization up in the massive Grund trees, and are forbidden from walking on the forest floor because of lurking monsters. Some Kindar, particularly infants who fall, but even adults, can be caught unaware and are never seen again [[spoiler: The monster part isn't true. The ''real'' reason is so that the Kindar don't run into people the Ol-Zhaan priesthood exiled - and the ''descendants'' of those exiled or fallen.]]

* Fortree City in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald]]''. This is taken to new heights (literally) in the ''PokemonSpecial'' manga, where Sapphire and Winona have their Gym battle (Winona's the Gym Leader, naturally) in the city proper rather than an actual Gym.

* When living in the woods the Wolfriders in ''{{Elfquest}}'' live in magically hollowed-out trees. While living on an island with lots of very tall trees and wishing to keep their existence concealed from humans, they have their dens hollowed out in the treetops.

* The fey, mask-wearing bandits in ''QuestOfTheDeltaKnights'' have a hideout consisting of a bunch of rope bridges and wooden platforms. When the heroes escape from their flimsy jail cell, they get chased around and around the set ad nauseum.

* [[http://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/365fourth/2010/10/day-11-habitat/ Habitat]], from the JackKirby run on ''{{Superman}}[='s=] Pal JimmyOlsen''. It was inhabited by a biker gang by the time Jimmy and company stumbled across it, but it was built by The Hairies, [[OurElvesAreDifferent youthful super-geniuses]] created by a [[SecretProjectRefugeeFamily secret government genetic engineering project]].

* SuperMarioFusionRevival has World 5-7: Yolkfolk Village. This level is based on the Dizzy series of video games, made by Codemasters in the late 1980's to early 1990's. The Dizzy series is virtually unknown in the United States, but remains very popular in Europe. There is very little solid ground, and the main means of traversing this level is by rail lifts.

* Windy999 [[http://windy999.deviantart.com/art/Elven-Toilet-5263196 reminds]] about some in[[NobodyPoops evitable]] problems with this solution.
* In the webcomic ''QuestOfCamelittle'', Elfdust City is a magical Tree Top Town [[HiddenElfVillage hidden]] within the Elven Forest.

* The Warrior Maidens' village from ''{{Thundercats}}''.

** Bart Simpson thought he and his friends could build one when they got trapped on an island, but it turned out it was hard to do so they went all ''LordOfTheFlies'' instead.
** Also when the Simpsons went to Africa their hotel was in the trees easily twenty feet in the air.

Compare TreehouseOfFun.

* [[CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory The Oompa-Loompas]] lived in these back in Loompaland, to afford them some protection against [[EverythingTryingToKillYou predators]]

** The sprites' dwellings in ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic'' I and II were a variant of this -- seemingly too small for most humanoids (since sprites are rather diminuitive creatures), and lacking both rope bridges and ladders (since sprites fly and therefore don't need them). Of course, only the ones found in the wild are technically ''villages'' (since the ones in towns are a part of a larger settlement where most dwellings don't look like that), but [[TropesAreFlexible treetop neighbourhoods fit the spirit, if not the alliteration, of the trope close enough]].

* In the webcomic ''Webcomic/QuestOfCamelittle'', Elfdust City is a magical Tree Top Town [[HiddenElfVillage hidden]] within Elven Forest.

* In the webcomic ''Webcomic/QuestOfCamelittle'', Elfdust City is a magical Tree Top Town hidden within Elven Forest.

* In the comic ''Webcomic/QuestOfCamelittle'', Elfdust City is a magical Tree Top Town hidden within Elven Forest.

* In QuestofCamelittle, Elfdust City is a magical Tree Top Town hidden within Elven Forest.

A village built, as the name suggests, entirely out of treehouses. Rope bridges typically connect the structures to one another, and ladders are typically used to access the community from ground level.

* The Elves of Lothlorien live in these in ''TheLordOfTheRings''.

* Zephir's village from the ''Literature/Babar" series qualifies.