These Amazing Kentucky Treehouses Are Full of Design Inspiration

The talented team at Red River Gorge and Canopy Crew treehouse builders have created a village of seven treehouses in Campton, Kentucky, each with its own sensibility and style. You can choose a "backcountry" (read: "rustic") treehouse, or try glamping in a treehouse with Wi-Fi, hot showers and even hot tubs. The Puma Dome treehouse, shown here, in the treehouse village Dome Town is an Anthropologie dream come to life, featuring a queen-size bed with ample room to stretch out. Styled after pioneering architect Buckminster Fuller's classic geodesic dome design, the Puma Dome treehouse has a euphoric-bohemian vibe that becomes truly dreamlike at night, when strategically placed rope lights guide guests around the tree canopy.

Dome Town features three geodesic dome treehouses suspended in the sky that put a new twist on glamping. Dome Town spaces don't have dedicated bathrooms, but feature access to what Red River Gorge calls "Water Dome," another geodesic dome with two bathrooms and a communal chill out space.

The view from the Puma Dome's queen-size bed is spectacular and features on-trend hanging chairs to further enhance your feeling of floating in the treeline. The minimalist but thoughtful design allows nature to take center stage.

Each dome features a wooden deck that offers another magical way to access the outdoors.