Season 2 - Episode Guide

A family who celebrates Christmas 365 days a year tasks Pete with creating a Christmas treehouse wonderland in Jamul, CA. With some extra special holiday help, Pete and his crew build a magical Alpine-style treehouse perfect for Santa and Mrs. Claus.

Pete builds an adventure-themed treehouse for an exploration-loving family in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. This 2-story masterpiece is packed with adventurous novelties, including a rock climbing wall, suspension bridges, and hidden passageways.

Two sisters in Farmington, PA ask Pete to build a "bear" observation treehouse on their 1000-acre property. Pete creates his first ever mid-century decagon treehouse with walls of glass windows and even a "bear cam" tracking system.

A family in Independence, OH who run a hope center want to build a therapeutic space in the trees. Believing in the healing power of trees and treehouses, Pete builds a butterfly-themed treehouse in a cluster of 6 trees featuring a climbing net and loft.

An arborist in Humboldt County, CA pushes the team's skills to the limit, requesting a tri-level residence a dizzying 60-feet up in 3 giant redwood trees! Pete and the crew take the comforts of home to new heights in this bohemian chic treehouse.

A couple dreams of a lighthouse treehouse atop a seawall along the coast of Washington. Pete is challenged by the property's steep grade and must problem solve, delivering all of his materials, and even his crew, to the site by way of barge and boat only.

Pete builds a high tech recording studio oasis up in the trees that perfectly blends the heart of music with the wild of the outdoors. Upon completion, Grammy-award winning megastar, CeeLo Green arrives to lay down a brand new track.

From towering tribal treehouses built by hand using nothing but bamboo, to fully suspended biospheres in the sky, follow "Treehouse Master" Pete Nelson as he discovers treetop spaces in a journey into the past, present, and future of treehouse design.