1. Imagine a Christian Camp Built Almost Entirely in the Trees!
Our primary goal is reaching folks for Christ, encouraging those who serve our communities, and those who protect our nation.
I am looking for Ministry partners to help finance, build, and operate Camp Treehouse and to come along side my team in this exciting ministry. The vision I have is to get the Treehouse Master (Pete Nelson), to team up with the Pool Master (Anthony Archer-Wills), to build Camp Treehouse on television. This camp
will be built complete with a dining facility, a chapel, and cabins all built in the trees, connected with suspension bridges. Additionally, we’ll have a professional designed zip-line challenge course, installed by Bonsai. We will have sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, and an amphitheater, with a huge fire pit - for bon-fires.
Ministry Partnerships:
We need churches, who are willing to take an active role in serving at camp, and on the camp board; who are willing to invest not just with their time, and talent, but who are willing to help raise the necessary finances to build Camp Treehouse.
We also need financial partners, who are willing to donate money, and/or who are willing to help with our fund raising efforts.
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2. Pete Nelson’s design services:
Building of the Camp. . .
Getting the Treehouse Mater is not cheap!!! But if you want to be the best you have to get the best. We believe what is best for Camp Treehouse is to have Pete Nelson and His crew build Camp Treehouse! At Nelson Treehouse and Supply they will meet with us to better understand our vision for the perfect treehouse ~ which will allow us to build the perfect treehouse camp!
Pete Nelson’s design services:
This typically happens after a site visit. A conceptual design involves an elevation, floor plan and platform plan. The cost of a Conceptual Design is $15,000. Engineering and architectural renderings may be needed for permitting and/or construction. This will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and the estimated costs will be drawn from the approved conceptual design.
Remember we are not just building a single Treehouse but an entire camp!
Obviously once we are in a position to meet with Pete Nelson we will have a better estimate of what it will cost to build Camp Treehouse. I AM EXCITED!!!

3. through the complete project cycle.‭
As previously stated, we desire to reach kids for Christ, we also want to reach Veterans, 1st Responders, and full-time Ministry Leaders who struggle with PTSD and or depression, with the hopes that we can bring about healing and restoration. We at Camp Treehouse believe having a zip-line challenge course would bring an added value to our camp; especially in breaking down some walls and allowing us to build bridges. We at Camp Treehouse believe Bonsai is the best in the business to help accomplish this.
A Word From Bonsai . . .
“Over the last‭ ‬20‭ ‬years,‭ ‬Bonsai Design has‭ ‬refined our ‬process,‭ ‬and nothing makes us happier than taking you
through the complete project cycle.‭
‬Our clients benefit from the unique,‭ ‬personal,‭ ‬and customizable experience that Bonsai offers.”
Industry Experience:
20 years of experience in the Aerial Adventure Course industry
We pioneered the first twin-line system in the U.S.
We pioneered the hand-brake optional Zip Line Canopy Tour interface
Our industry leading development of safety systems and operational systems provides you with a guaranteed product
Standards compliance:
Bonsai Design is a Professional Vendor Member with the ACCT
We are 100% OSHA compliant on every installation
Our professionally engineered programs meet applicable ACCT, ASTM and ANSI standards
We’ve been involved with ongoing standards development with the ACCT and the ASTM

4. What’s camp without a lake and some swimming pools. . .
In nature, waterfalls attract hikers from miles away. Anthony Archer-Wills puts the changing patterns of light, the movement, and sound of falling water at our doorsteps. His design-build techniques exhibit his unparalleled skill at creating variation in water patterns and sound, by managing the speed and angle of the approaching water, ensuring the finished work appeals to all of the senses. Rocks appropriate to the landscape, such as limestone, schist or granite, are specially sourced and selected. Variation in rock size and types is key to any design, especially in reproducing a natural look. Texture, color and shape are among the factors considered. Once the materials are selected, placement is a matter of a skilled eye and seasoned hand, affecting both the pond or waterfall’s function and beauty. Ultimately, making Camp Treehouse an inviting place for all to come.