Parker and Victoria prepare for their wedding, with surprise guests making an appearance. At the same time, Lou discovers that her fellow campers won't be returning to the camp next year, marking a poignant end to their shared experiences and bringing emotional closure to the series.

It’s time for the annual “Sportsmanship Games” against Kikiwaka’s rival, Camp Champion. Lou tries her best to “coach up” the campers knowing that Kikiwaka loses every year.

It’s Renaissance week, so Lou assigns roles for each camper to play. Finn is declared the king and gets to run the camp for a week, but he ultimately makes the camp miserable.

Lou puts on a fundraiser carnival at the camp to raise money for her first cause as Deputy Mayor.

Luke reunites with his siblings to get some summer school help from Ravi. Meanwhile a turf war erupts between Camp Kikiwaka and the rival camp across the lake.

When a magazine contacts Destiny to do a story on her community service, Matteo, Gwen and Finn help her clean only one area of the shore, hiding the rest of the trash.

Mosquitoes are rampant, so Matteo looks to science to create a repellent. However, he ends up taking credit for something that Gwen invented.

Gwen is surprised when her older brother Jasper unexpectedly shows up to Camp Kikiwaka and encourages her to leave with him.

When Lou asks the campers to fill out counselor evaluations, Ava fears Destiny and Gwen’s ratings and worries that her job may be in jeopardy.

Lou ropes in Jake and Winnie to help her play Cupid; Parker and Destiny try to convince unsupervised

Xander and Emma learn two of their campers have a crush on one another.

Destiny organizes a square dance to raise money to clean up Lake Kikiwaka and invites Noah’s arch-acting rival, Austin Justin. Meanwhile, Lou and Finn offer Matteo advice after learning he wants to ask Gwen to dance.

Camp Kikiwaka gets a surprise visitor … Hazel! Hazel says she’s changed, so Lou agrees to let her hang out for a few days. The boys attempt to earn the camp’s highest honor.

When Lou discovers the diary of the camp founder, Jedediah Swearengen, she is shocked to learn that her hero was a traitor! It’s up to Destiny and Ava to snap Lou out of her funk.

With the end of summer on the horizon, Destiny reminds Finn and Matteo that they need to hang as much as possible with the time they have left.

When Ava, Destiny and Gwen discover that the Grizzly cabin has a much larger bathroom than theirs, they hatch a diabolical plan to convince the boys to switch cabins.

Camp director Lou, counselors Ava and Noah and campers Destiny, Matteo and Finn are delighted when Emma, fresh from her glamorous career as a fashion designer in Milan, pays a surprise visit to Camp Kikiwaka.

Lou wants a group picture in front of an active geyser that only erupts every fifteen years, so Parker must get everyone up and ready so they can make it there in time.

The Ross kids leave their New York penthouse and return to Camp Kikiwaka for the summer where to their surprise, find an unexpected camp addition and the Woodchuck cabin’s new startling counselor.

After Gwen accidentally breaks a window, she and Destiny get caught in a web of lies. Noah challenges Ava to be open to more things by saying “yes and …” to opportunities.

With Lou stressed about camp duties, Parker completes Lou's assignment and drops it off at Matteo's classroom, but Lou does not want Matteo to think she cheated.

Finn and Destiny look for a way to leave their mark on the camp. While meeting Matteo’s mother, Lou and Noah discover that he has a surprising skill.

Lou sets up a cookie gram, where campers can send messages on cookies. Ava volunteers to run the project with Dante, and Destiny suspects it's because Ava has a crush on him.

Winnie plans a risky stunt, to secretly audition for a reality stunt show, with Bill and Jake's help. Lou and Noah teach first aid to Destiny and Parker, but Destiny struggles under the pressure.

A strange, toxic fog overtakes Camp Kikiwaka causing the campers to develop bizarrely altered personalities and it’s up to the camp counselors to save the day.