Pete Nelson rents out this treehouse, a cedar version of Greece’s Parthenon, as a unique romantic getaway. He plans to build more treehouses on his property off Preston-Fall City Road if King County decides to exempt treehouses from riverside development regulations. - Denise Miller / Snoqualmie Valley Record
Denise Miller / Snoqualmie Valley Record
Pete Nelson rents out this treehouse, a cedar version of Greece’s Parthenon, as a unique romantic getaway. He plans to build more treehouses on his property off Preston-Fall City Road if King County decides to exempt treehouses from riverside development regulations.

Treehouse fan challenges county rules


October 2, 2008 · Updated 6:24 PM 

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