Here’s a cool little treehouse resort built by the Kafrissen family in Perth, Ontario, Canada.
The property is on a section of river known as Sheridans Rapids with abundant trees and scenery.
They built it over the span of 3 years out of recycled materials and cedar trees bent and damaged by storms.
The main house is connected by suspension bridge to a smaller open air treehouse called ‘margaritaville’.
“By combining natural materials with ‘organic’ curves and free flow philosophy, we were able to blend the treehouse into it’s natural surroundings. As it weathers, it feels like it has always been there.”
Rentals are available to visitors. Check out their website at: www.freewebs.com/sheridanrapids