Where would we be without Pete Nelson? Grounded, probably. The Pacific Northwest wouldn’t be the national center of high-end treehouse making, and the construction landscape wouldn’t be scattered with builders who came up under the undisputed king of treehouses. Even now, one can’t talk trees without hearing about the 59-year-old Fall City man or his now-concluded reality TV show, Treehouse Masters; after all, he’s built close to 4oo structures over his 30-year career.
As a boy Nelson made his first “terribly funky structures” in the woods of New Jersey, inspired by his forester father, and has since become the first name in luxury hideaways that can include rain showers
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