Joe Rackley, 43, from Watford, had some spare wood and decided to turn it into a lot of joy for his daughters – Tabitha, 3, and Rosa, 3 months. Most materials he got from friends and relatives, and only had to spent £120 ($150) himself.

If you ever wanted to just leave all your worries behind, think about renting this 500 square feet double decker tree house in the middle of charming woods. As a bonus, you get a lake and a ski resort minutes from the house.

This is Woodman’s Treehouse in Dorset that was once dubbed ‘England’s most luxurious treehouse’. This $150,000 project features small community of ‘glamping’ pods, kitchen buildings and crafting workshops all interlinked by wooded walkways and the occasional rope bridge. There is also an outdoor shower and a hot tub on the roof, to make just about any dream come true.

This awesome dad spent over $4250 and 350 hours turning his daughter’s bedroom into this magical treehouse. The project took 18 months and the end result is spectacular.

A tiny house has been built on the hills of Tiavi, Samoa and is the first "treesort" in the entire South Pacific. The resort has Wi-Fi, a laundry service and a coffee shop and it is a rustic hideaway for anyone looking for a relaxing holiday.

This is one of the best tree houses I've ever seen. Kudos for a job well done!

Designed by Luciana Pia, this apartment complex in Turin, Italy is to help clean the city’s air and offer locals a place to go that is a refuge in the inner city.

This guy built a tree house from scratch that his whole family could enjoy.

This tree house djuren is in Gross Ippener in North Germany and is an awesome little hideaway for kids and adults alike.

Thereasa and David, the owners of Camp Wandawega in Elkhorn, Wisconsin became attached to the big elm tree standing in the centre of their property and were sad to learn that the tree had Dutch elm disease, which was causing the branches to die. 
 

This sustainable treehouse community is named Finca Bellavista and is situated on 600 acres of land in the mountainous region of Costa Rica. The development was started by Mateo and Erica Hogan, a married couple from Colorado, and consists of seven treehouses for rent. Visitors to the community are treated to a forested, riverfront setting that boasts waterfalls, hiking trails and wildlife. The cost of the rooms varies from $100-$275 per night.

Erica and Matt Hogan from Colorado were searching for a property in Costa Rica when they found a slice of land being sold for deforestation. The couple purchased it, but instead of cutting down trees they started an amazing project.

This treehotel located near the Swedish village of Harads is built in the shape of the UFO. It’s pretty odd, and you have to pay $650 per night to stay here.