Still grieving the recent loss of her father, sixteen-year-old Lane finds her world upended when her mother remarries and leaves for a European honeymoon. Facing a summer alone with her new, overly cheerful stepfamily, Lane is reluctantly sent to a girls’ camp run by her devout step-aunt, a place that feels like a foreign country to the non-religious teen. Thrust into the quirky world of the "Beehives" with a troop of girls who speak in spiritual metaphors, Lane, played by Paris Warner, navigates the hilarious and heartfelt challenges of camp life under the watchful eye of leaders like Lisa Clark and Hailey Smith. This coming-of-age dramedy from writer-director Maclain Nelson explores unexpected friendship and personal discovery as Lane confronts her grief and skepticism amidst the chaos of archery, crafts, and campfire sing-alongs. With a blend of gentle humor and sincere emotion, the film captures the universal growing pains of adolescence against the unique backdrop of a summer that promises to change everything.