Treehouse Masters

Pete builds his manliest treehouse yet for a Texas dad who wants to spend some man-time in the trees with his new grandson. This huge treehouse comes with its own custom meat smoker and water gun turrets to fend off the girls!

Pete and his crew bring the spirit of Kenya to Washington State, building an African-inspired circular hut treehouse with a traditional thatched roof strong enough to withstand the rainy weather of the Pacific Northwest.

Pete revisits his very first treehouses and rehabilitates them for their current owners. Revamping old treehouse-building techniques with new and improved methods, the team fuses traditional wood with the power of steel.

The team tackles a Tulsa build in kilts to create a Scottish cottage in a robust pin oak. Sturdy enough to battle the Oklahoma winds, Pete builds a sky bridge to connect the couple's home directly to their new treetop paradise.

An Arkansas family reaches out to Pete to build a giant bird nest treehouse. The two-story, lakefront retreat will feature driftwood railings woven to look like a living nest and a porch for drinking sweet tea while bird watching.

A family needs Pete's help to create a traditional Japanese Teahouse treehouse to complete a zen-like paradise in their backyard. Pete and his crew adopt Buddha's teachings in order to build this inspiring project.

Renowned Japanese treehouse builder Takashi Kobayashi takes Pete Nelson on a tour of his creations, including a treehouse bar in the middle of Tokyo and a treetop tribute to children affected by the 2011 tsunami.

Three siblings enlist Pete's help to surprise their parents with a rustic art studio treehouse on their historic family farm in Wisconsin, featuring a majestic two-story wall made up of 100-year-old reclaimed windows.

Pete builds a treehouse that represents the meaning of summer camp with a glamorous twist just off the WA coast. The space includes archery, a rock climbing wall and enough bunk beds to accommodate plenty of glampers.

Pete and Daryl join forces with an inventive designer to create a wire-suspended, 30-sided geometric globe treehouse for an adventurous family. They also take a look back at some of the most memorable moments of the past year.

Brian Kelley, half of the award winning country duo Florida Georgia Line, and his wife call on Pete to construct a modern treehouse with a vintage country twist perched above a steep ravine and connected to their Nashville home by a multi-platform bridge.

With the help of the local fire department, Pete fulfills an 8-year-old's Make-A-Wish treehouse dream in Flagstaff, Arizona. The team decks out this whimsical build with artifacts inspired by the new movie, The Boxtrolls.