Plot Synopsis

This 60-minute scripted dramedy follows the owner, counselors and campers at Little Otter Family Camp, as they experience crushes, fall in and out of love, and participate in camp activities during one Midwestern summer. Mack Granger is the camp owner and director. Still reeling from her recent divorce, she's running things on her own for the first time and scrambling to keep the cash-strapped Little Otter from going under. She considers a buyout offer from Roger Shepard, the arrogant but sexy owner of Camp Ridgefield, the upscale camp across the lake. Despite her better judgment, their love-hate relationship quickly escalates. Meanwhile, she realizes that her charming but much younger handyman, Cole, might be interested in more than just a professional relationship. In the midst of all this, Mackenzie is struggling to be a single parent to her son Buzz, a counselor-in-training (CIT) at Little Otter this year, who has committed himself to losing his virginity by the end of the summer. He makes fast friends with Kip Wampler, a more reserved fellow CIT who is hiding a secret. Kip has fallen hard for Marina Barker, a gorgeous, misunderstood CIT who has come to camp to reinvent herself. Senior counselors Robbie Matthews and Sarah Brennen met as youngsters at Little Otter and have fallen in love over the years. The two pick up every summer where they left off, but when the sexy, older writer of Sarah's favorite book moves in across the lake, their relationship suddenly gets a lot more complicated.