If you loved climbing trees as a kid, you can hold on to that dream as adult.
We've found five pretty cool treehouses around Australia to satisfy your childhood fantasies. You can sleep in them too, and not worry about your parents trying to call you home during at night.
1. The Secret Treehouse -- Bilpin, New South Wales
This treehouse in Wollemi, New South Wales overlooks rare Blue Mountains rainforest. There's only space for two, so no one except your partner -- or best friend -- is allowed up.
2. Silky Oaks Lodge -- Mossman, Queensland
Sitting next to the Mossman Gorge River in Queensland is Silky Oaks Lodge , which sits high amongst the oldest surviving rainforest, the Daintree.
3. Treetop Houses -- Byron Bay, New South Wales
In the midst of a hippie paradise are the Byron Treetop houses. They are also not too far away from the beach -- if you want to hang ten, dudes.
4. Canopy Treehouses -- Tarzali, Queensland
The Canopy Treehouses in North Queensland blends in with the surrounding rainforest, where you can catch Wallabies and Possums below. Or just fireplace and chill.
5. Rose Gums Wilderness Retreat -- Malanda, Queensland
Rose Gums Wilderness Retreat is alongside the World Heritage Wooroonooran National Park in Queensland, where you can feed local birds and hang with Platypus in nearby waterways.
