A travel blogger may just have built the greatest treehouse of all time.  Foster Huntington, the travel guru responsible for the book Home Is Where You Park It, decided he wanted a more permanent base so he just, ya know, created this absolute fairytale treehouse. He explained on his blog A Restless Transplant: "My friend Tucker Gorman and I started daydreaming about building a tree house. "These daydreams quickly developed into loose plans to build a two tree houses and a skate bowl." As ya do. The house, built on the Columbia River Gorge, boasts two 200 sq ft dwellings connected by a 25ft bridge. As if the breathtaking forest views weren't enough, the Cinder Cone Treehouse comes complete with wifi, a wood-fired hot tub and its own skate park. The creative genius told Outsider magazine: "My goal is to make something that shows the process from dreaming up a seemingly outlandish idea to the final result after thousands of hours of hard work and the moments that happened in between." Foster, who quit his job four years ago to travel the States in a camper van, has no plans to give up travelling... despite his new not-so-humble abode. He told the publication: "I'll still be traveling, but I want it to be a place where my friends can come stay and work. "I wanted a bitching clubhouse." And that he has.