Pete Nelson never planned on being a reality television star—he just loved building treehouses. But when Animal Planet approached the Fall City, Washington-based family business owner with a ...

Pete Nelson’s treehouses may evoke a childlike sense of wonder, but they are most decidedly not for kids. Nelson, who has been designing and building treehouses for 25 years, ...

For Pete Nelson, who hosts "Treehouse Masters" on Animal Planet, these structures are not just a childhood fascination: They're his whole life and business at Nelson Treehouse and Supply.

Larger treehouses with a family friendly focus are now available at Treehouse Grove resort in Gatlinburg. Each rental is a unique Pete Nelson design.

Pete and Judy Nelson bought the Treehouse Point property in Fall City in 2005, beginning with four largely raw riverside acres. The first treehouse, Temple of the Blue Moon, was completed in 2006.

Eight new treehouses at Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek in Gatlinburg were designed by famed “Treehouse Masters” builder Pete Nelson. The resort opened amid the uncertainty of the pandemic but ...

Pete Nelson built this dream treehouse for Amy Schumer's son, Gene. Nelson Treehouse Schumer and her husband, Chris Fischer, built a custom treehouse for their son.

Pete and Judy Nelson bought the Treehouse Point property in Fall City in 2005, beginning with four largely raw riverside acres. The first treehouse, Temple of the Blue Moon, was completed in 2006.

Pete and Judy Nelson bought the Treehouse Point property in Fall City in 2005, beginning with four largely raw riverside acres. The first treehouse, Temple of the Blue Moon, was completed in 2006.

Like many Nelson projects, Pete’s Treefort was a family affair. Nelson co-owns Nelson Treehouse with his wife, Judy Nelson.

Pete Nelson of “Treehouse Masters” played heavy on the “everything’s bigger in Texas” mantra when constructing a behemoth home among the cypresses of Leakey for the season-opening episode.