Wow, Matteo.
This looks
good as new.
Thanks. I'm known for
returning sports equipment
in pristine condition.
Ugh.
Why does yours
smell like bologna?
It's where I keep
my bologna.
Where's your
bologna glove?
Wow, last day
at camp.
You know, Lou,
when my family
sent me here,
I never imagined
how much I'd love it.
Oh, that's so nice.
I mean,
the food's inedible,
the plumbing
is terrifying,
-and don't even
get me started on--
-I said,
"Aw, that's so nice."
So, where're you headed
when camp's over?
I'll probably just park
my RV in town,
hang out there
for a while.
I've got school
and deputy mayor stuff to do,
so I'll be
stickin' around camp.
If you wanna stay,
I can show you
all the nooks and crannies
of Moose Rump.
Ew.
Yeah. I heard it.
No, that sounds like
a great plan.
I think so, too.
Hey, doofus.
No!
Parker, who's this
awful stranger?
That's no awful stranger.
(CHUCKLES)
That's my awful sister.
Get over here,
shame of the family.
(WHISTLES)
♪ Kikiwaka, Kikiwaka ♪
Ava, I need
some advice,
and you seem to be
the least busy.
So flattering. Please come in.
Remember that movie
Melody Chapman cast me in?
Well, I found out
it shoots next summer.
That means
I can't be at camp.
Oh, that's rough.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity.
I know.
So, how do I break it
to Finn and Matteo?
My grizzlies are
going to be crushed.
Right, they will be.
Wow, I'd hate to be you.
But do you have
any advice?
Stop playing with puppets.
No, about this.
Oh. No. I got nothin'.
But seriously,
think about
the puppet thing.
Priscilla, I didn't
expect this.
I know. A two-hour flight
and not one wrinkle.
How do I do it?
What are you
doing here?
Please don't take
my RV.
That and my dignity
are all I have left.
Actually, just the RV.
Uh, that RV is not yours.
Mom and Dad got it for me
for my 16th birthday.
-No, they didn't.
-Yes, they did.
Nah-uh. It was a gift
from the tooth fairy.
Cost me
all my bicuspids.
No, it's not.
You know you're lying.
(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)
That's enough!
Congratulations, you're both
equally spoiled.
Well, I'm here
because Mom and Dad heard
Parker's been doing
a great job
helping you run this camp.
Really?
How'd they know that?
Our family has child spies
everywhere.
Snake cabin.
Should've known.
Frankly, you're doing
a little too well,
and it's making me
look bad.
And that's not easy
considering I was born
with these cheekbones.
But not that nose.
Anyway, Mom and Dad
want you to come back home
and work for them again.
BOTH: What?
I can come home?
I'm supposed to bring you back
on the plane right now.
I'm goin' home!
(WHOOPING)
Is that the best you've got?
And that was
in business casual.
Wait. So...
You're really leaving?
Yes, he is.
But the Preston's still own
15% of this camp,
so he will not be
leaving you empty-handed.
Bradley!
-Whoa! That's a lot.
-How much money
is it for?
"A lot."
It comes with a stipulation.
The Preston family
wants you to start
a new camp somewhere else.
Start a new camp?
Yes. So you can reach
even more little Parkers
out there
and turn them into
functional human beings.
I don't know, Priscilla,
starting a new camp
would mean I'd have
to leave this one,
and I already have
a lot of responsibilities
as it is.
I'm deputy mayor,
I'm still in school.
And that septic tank
is not gonna last
the winter.
You ever have a soda
explode in the freezer?
Multiply that by poop.
Thank you for that.
And thank you
for this
but, I'm not gonna take
your money.
I think it's better
if things just stay
the way they are.
Cash this check or don't.
Some people wanna dream big,
and some people wanna die
at a camp in Deer Butt
or whatever.
Parker, come on.
Lou, I'm goin' home.
Isn't that great?
Yeah, it's what you've
always wanted.
It is.
So, I guess
this is goodbye.
We'll miss you.
I'll miss you.
I'll miss you, too.
There's a few more people
I gotta say goodbye to
before we go.
Mm, okay,
but the pilot isn't gonna
wait around all day.
Aren't you the pilot?
Oh, that's right.
I can fly a plane.
And you can
barely drive an RV.
It's harder than
flying a plane.
Especially since
I moved the steering wheel
to the sauna.
-That room has no window.
-That's what makes it hard.
-Argh.
-(BOTH SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
When I'm back in the city,
I'm really gonna miss
this place.
I can't believe there are
so many new things
that I've tried here
that I love now.
Like singing in public and...
Marble racing?
Nope. Not there yet.
I'm also not gonna miss
the bugs, the plumbing...
(WIND HOWLING)
Or Lou's crawlspace ghost.
Hey, I've been thinking about
next summer...
You should be a counselor.
Counselor?
Yeah. You get your own cabin,
your own campers,
your own unique mold problems.
I... I don't think I'm ready.
Of course you're ready.
You've changed so much
these past two summers.
When I met you,
you were a pageant girl.
Now, you're fighting
for the environment.
You cleaned up the lake.
You're annoyingly inspiring.
I haven't changed that much.
You're ready.
I'm talkin' to Lou.
No, don't!
(WIND HOWLING)
You always take her side.
Hey, guys.
I got some bad news.
Oh, no. Did they
already fire you
from the movie?
They heard
you collect puppets,
didn't they?
That's a career killer.
Uh, talk to the hand...
is what we say
in the sock puppet community.
No, I'm still doing the movie.
But the thing I need
to tell you is...
-Well...
-Big news!
-My family's
taking me back.
-What?
-That's great.
-Congrats.
I'm going home to work for
the family company again.
Like, now.
Wait. But you're still
comin' back to camp
next year, right?
Sorry, I don't think I can.
My parents
might have a problem,
me taking three months off
every year.
But my sister, Priscilla,
can go to her space station
whenever she wants.
Daddy's little
astronaut princess.
You'll be missed, man.
It won't be the same
without you.
I never got to try
the claw machine.
I'll never forget you guys.
Bye, dudes.
This is just awful.
It's so unexpected.
Why do people
have to leave?
Ravi. Parker.
I'm beginning to take it
personally.
Anyway now, what was
your bad news again?
My bad news is...
Lunch is gopher hash.
Man! Our male role models
are really goin' through
some stuff.
Lou. Giant check.
Can I talk to you?
Can it wait? I've got
a city council meeting.
You didn't hear?
Our sloth mayor
got thrown out of office.
(GASPS) Fuzzy Belly? Why?
She was embezzling fruit
from City Hall. Look.
Dang it, Fuzzy.
You're supposed to be
in this for the people
not the mangoes.
But, wait.
If she's not mayor
then that means...
I'm not deputy mayor
anymore.
Well, it frees you up
to do other things, right?
(HEART THUMPING)
-Do you hear that?
-Hear what?
Definitely not a giant check
pulsing with the heartbeat
of my greatest fear.
Anyhoo, what do you wanna
talk about?
I was wondering
what you'd think of
Destiny being a counselor
next year?
After all, people can't stay
in the same place forever.
(HEART THUMPING)
You don't see anything weird
with that check?
I mean,
it's a little tacky
but what did you expect from
the three-story RV people?
I think I need
to go lie down.
I guess
the fruit-stealing sloth
was the normal one.
Oh, there's
the bait shop
popcorn emporium.
A drive-thru taxidermist.
Abandoned saw mill.
Oh, hey! I thought
I was trapped in there once.
But then I just
opened the door.
Okay, I need to get home
so let's wrap this tour up.
I'm hosting a gala tonight
for future chemists of Canada.
They're renaming barium
after me.
Once and for all
crushing my nemesis,
Lindsay Barium.
I wonder what Mom and Dad
have planned for me?
I have so many ideas
for them.
They already have
a job for you.
You're gonna be running
their Doctors Without Border
Collies program.
Medical professionals
need snoots to boop, too.
Oh! I was hoping
we could brainstorm.
Hey, when we get home,
how 'bout I make us
a round of smores?
They're so good.
Ew, no!
We're a poutine family.
-That just earned
you a noog.
-Wait--
Eyes on the sky!
Hey, Matteo, shouldn't you
be prepping for class?
You wouldn't want
your favorite student
to beat you there.
Uh, Lou, the class
is over.
That test last week
was the final.
It was?
I knew it was the final.
But I didn't know it was
the "final" final.
Well, I guess it
"was" was.
And you're ready
to graduate.
A time to move forward
and think what you want
to do with that degree.
(THUMPING)
(EXCLAIMS) Maybe I don't
want to move forward.
Then maybe
you should've gotten
a liberal arts degree.
Matty, you did it again.
You know, shouldn't you guys
be hanging out with Noah
since this is your last time
you're gonna see him
since he won't be here
next summer
because he's shooting
his movie?
BOTH: What!
I am now realizing
that you guys
didn't know that.
And I am sorry that
you had to find out
this way.
But that's what you get
for making me graduate.
Noah's not coming back
next summer?
He must have kept this from us
because he was afraid
we'd be upset.
Like when I didn't tell you
I dropped your phone
in the septic tank.
You dropped my phone
in the septic tank?
This isn't about you.
This is about Noah.
You're right.
We can't let him know
how much we'll miss him.
He might be so upset,
and won't do the movie.
So, we have to make him feel
like we're
not going to miss him.
But, won't that hurt
his feelings?
It might.
But it's for his own good.
Besides, if anyone knows
what to do with feelings,
it's Noah.
He has a puppet
for every emotion.
Except for sad.
I dropped that one
in the septic tank.
Destiny, I talked
to Lou, and you're...
You're doing
aerial silks.
And wearing
a sparkly unitard.
And why?
Oh, I just thought
it was time to get back
into the pageant game.
So, I wanted to work
on new talents.
After this, I'm doing
knife juggling.
So, stick around,
things might get... dicey.
(IN SING-SONG VOICE)
Nailed it.
But I thought
you grew out of pageants.
Maybe I haven't grown
as much as you thought.
Gotcha.
I guess that means you're
not into environmentalism,
anymore, either?
Correct. In fact...
I was about to
use some of this
aerosol hairspray.
(MIMICS AIR HISSING)
You are just making that noise
with your mouth.
No, I'm not.
(MIMICS AIR HISSING)
Then you wouldn't mind
if I throw this aluminum can
in the trash,
-and not
the recycle bin.
-I...
wouldn't care a bit.
(CHUCKLES) Go for it!
(CAN CLATTERS)
(WATER RUNNING)
(SCOFFS) You left
the water running.
Ha! I guess I did.
But that doesn't bother
unchanged Destiny, right?
Doesn't bother me
at all.
So what if wasting water
limits supply for
less fortunate communities.
And can cause disease
and starvation, and...
You monster!
Ha!
Just admit it.
You have changed,
and you would make
a great counselor.
Okay, yes. I would be
an amazing counselor.
But I don't wanna
do it, okay? (SCOFFS)
After I fix my camper,
I'm totally trying you.
Hey, guys.
Noah Lambert,
as I live and breathe.
We didn't know
you'd be stopping by.
So, uh,
what can we do
for you, old chap?
Well... (SIGHS)
The bad news I wanted
to tell you earlier is...
My movie shoots
all next summer so...
I won't be your counselor
next year. (SOBS)
Okay, let the tears flow.
Papa Grizzly is here.
Yeah. Lou told us,
and we're totally good
with it.
You are?
Yep. You gotta do
what you gotta do.
Uh, come on in,
everyone.
Uh...
Who are these guys
of similar age
and body type to me?
We thought we'd start
auditioning counselors
for next summer.
So, you don't care that
I won't be coming back
next year?
Wow! My bunk's
not even cold yet.
We'll be fine.
Don't worry about us.
Ooh! It says here
Logan plays the cornet.
Isn't that like the trombone,
but better?
(GASPS)
Bite your tongue!
Okay, boys.
Let's do this.
Whoever can
unclog the toilet,
gets the job.
It's like the sword
and the stone,
but much,
much smellier.
I need to work out
these feelings.
I'm taking
my rage puppet.
(CRIES)
Okay. Uh, Noah won't be
our counselor next summer,
and he thinks
we're not sad about it.
Our plan was a success.
Yeah. But now
I feel even sadder.
Me, too.
I just wasn't prepared
for this.
I'm not tough enough.
(SIGHS)
(PLAYS CORNET)
Not now, Logan!
Hey. I was lookin'
for ya.
Here I am doing my job.
Where else would I be?
(THUMPING)
It was
a rhetorical question,
check!
Okay.
Well, when I was
in your cabin,
I found this note
from Parker.
PARKER: Dear Lou,
I've loved working with you
this summer.
It's been
the best time of my life,
and I've learned so much.
Oh, that's sweet.
And look he dots his i's
with mayonnaise.
So Canadian.
PARKER: To thank you,
I sold my RV
to raise the money
for a new septic tank.
So, when you have
a safe poo,
think of me fondly.
Sincerely, Parker.
Wow. That tank's
been broken forever.
Truly is the end
of a stanky...
-You!
Here we go again.
This is all your fault.
The second you got here,
everything started changing.
Oh, what do they make
these things out of?
Am I the last
sane person here?
MATTEO: Noah, come back!
FINN: You are
the King Arthur of toilets!
Yep. It's me.
So, you're ready
for your first day
at work tomorrow?
-Meeting your team?
-Absolutely.
Oh, we can bond by making
friendship bracelets
for each other.
I don't wanna brag,
but I learned
some pretty sick tricks
with embroidery floss.
Uh, that'll probably send
the wrong message
since your first duty
is firing 90% of the staff.
But if I fire everybody, then
who will I be friends with?
Aw, Parker.
You're my brother.
-We can be friends.
-Really?
Ha! Of course not!
Psych!
Priscilla, I'm serious.
If there's no one
for me to be friends with,
and I can't come up
with new ideas,
then where's the fun?
Parker, what do you want?
You're back in the family.
If you wanted
friends and fun,
you should've
just stayed at camp.
But if you want
a cushy life
and lots of money,
well, you're
on your way.
That's what
you wanted, right?
Right.
Destiny, what are you
doing here?
This is my secret
thinking spot.
No. This is my secret
thinking spot.
(SIGHS WEARILY)
I guess you guys
usually have
your existential crises
at different times.
What is
this place?
This is the ruins
of Jedediah's
old homestead.
It's here where
he tended the land
and raised children.
And trained beavers
to bathe him in milk
and essential oils.
I can't believe
that guy has a steakhouse
named after him.
This is where I come
when I have problems
to work out.
But Lou,
you just got
a giant check.
What problems
do you have?
That check
is my problem.
Everything around me
is changing.
I'm not deputy mayor anymore,
I'm not a student.
Parker's gone, Noah's leaving,
and now I have
all of this money
to start a new camp.
Well, if that's not
what you want,
then don't.
Yeah, but I think
I do want it!
That means that more kids get
the Kikiwaka experience,
and I'm running out of excuses
not to do it.
(SIGHS) But the thing is
if I'm gone,
all of this changes.
And what if
whatever happens next
isn't as good as
what I have right now?
It's just all really scary.
Exactly!
That's why things
should just stay
the same!
Wait.
Is that why you went back
to being your old self?
Because you're afraid
of things changing?
Well,
if I'm a counselor,
it means you and I won't get
to be Woodchucks together,
anymore.
Oh, Destiny...
And, if we're not bunkmates,
what if we're not
good friends anymore?
What?
Of course we'll be
good friends.
We'll be better friends!
Instead of sharing a cabin,
we'll get to share
the counselor experience.
Really?
Yeah!
We'll get to lead classes
together,
and do counselors'
night out,
and complain about
the campers.
That part is the best.
Wait. Did you complain
about me?
No. I'm talking about
my other campers.
But I'm your only--
Don't think about it
too much.
The point is,
our friendship
is strong enough
that it doesn't need
a cabin to hold it together.
You're right. It doesn't.
So? What do you say?
Okay. I'll do it.
I'll be a counselor!
-(EXCLAIMS)
-Aw!
Hey.
What are you all doing
in my secret
thinking spot?
Well, I'm starting
to feel really basic.
Why are you here?
No reason.
Just came to think about
how my grizzlies don't care
I won't be here next summer.
FINN: That's
not true!
MATTEO: Of course
we care!
We only pretended
we didn't!
We just didn't
want you to feel guilty
and change your mind
about doing the movie.
We know you love us
with the fire of
a thousand rage puppets.
Wait, so you guys
are gonna be devastated
next summer without me?
We're going
to be miserable.
Our lives will be
empty voids of nothingness
with no hope for salvation!
Aw!
You guys always know
just what to say
to make me smile.
You know,
maybe change
isn't something
to run away from
after all.
I mean, it is scary, but...
maybe it'll make room
for something better like
it has for Destiny and Noah.
And, Ava,
like you said,
we don't need a place
to hold our friendship
together.
Yeah.
It doesn't matter
where we are.
This camp will
always be with us.
Exactly.
Because it's given us
so much.
It's been the place
where I've been able
to figure out who I am
and what I wanted
to do after pageants.
For me,
Kikiwaka gave me
the courage
to chase my dreams
even when
it was hard.
Yeah.
Here, I've been
able to understand
my identity
and be proud
of who I am.
And because of
you all,
I've gotten
much more confident
than I used to be.
I also learned that
there's free gum
stuck to tables.
And that I
should not
be eating it.
Kikiwaka has given me
a place outside of
my big family
to make my own mark
and feel special.
And thanks to you guys,
I'll always feel that way.
I love you all
so much.
And the only thing
that would make
this moment better
is if Parker
were here.
Actually,
he is here.
I know, buddy.
He'll always
be here,
in our hearts.
No. I mean,
he's here!
-Parachuting in!
-(PARACHUTE RUSTLING)
-PARKER: I'm back! Ow!
-(TREE BRANCH BREAKING)
(LEAVES RUSTLING)
(GRUNTING)
Okay, but you've gotta admit,
I looked pretty cool
up until that last part.
Hey, what are you all doing
in my thinking spot?
This is
ridiculous!
I'm just gonna think
on the toilet like
the rest of America.
Bring it in!
I'm so happy
you changed your mind
and decided to stay.
Well, Priscilla said
going back home
to my family
was getting
what I wanted.
But as I was flying away,
I realized it wasn't.
I wanna see
what else I can do
on my own two feet.
And then,
with those two feet,
you crashed through
the trees,
like the big goob
you are.
I still can't believe
you sold your RV for us.
Ah, it was nothing.
I should have taken my stuff
out of it first, though.
(CHUCKLES)
By the way, do you have
any clothes I could borrow?
Everyone, I have a very
special announcement.
I would like
to introduce you
to Camp Kikiwaka's
newest counselor.
You know her,
you love her,
don't cross her.
Destiny Baker!
Thank you so much!
I'm so excited
for next summer!
I'm going to be
the best counselor ever!
No, seriously!
I'm going to be the best.
You've been warned.
Great news, guys!
I just talked to
the producer
of the movie,
and I found out
it shoots in Australia.
Ah...
-the Lone Star State.
-Nope.
The movie shoots
next summer.
But in Australia,
summer is in December!
So do you know
what this means?
-Yes!
-I rarely do!
-Next American summer,
I'll be free after all!
-Yeah!
-Awesome!
-Grizzly growl?
(ALL ROARING)
This summer
has been amazing.
I don't know
what lies ahead
for Camp Kikiwaka,
but I know
it'll be big.
Well, well.
Finally taking my advice
to level up.
(CHUCKLES) Don't rub it in.
Ava? Hit it.
♪ Here we go ♪
♪ We're leaving the city
Behind right now ♪
♪ Let's gather by
The campfire light ♪
♪ And sing this song ♪
♪ Kikiwaka ♪
♪ Hanging out
with someone new ♪
♪ Then falling out of
A camp canoe ♪
♪ What's that smell?
It's on your shoe ♪
♪ Kikiwaka ♪
♪ This is our home away
From home away from
Home away from home ♪
♪ But watch your back
A bear just ate my phone ♪
♪ Kikiwaka, Kikiwaka ♪
-(ALL CHEERING)
-PARKER: Whoo!
(OUTRO THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
(QUACK)