Freya Daly has always been a smart businesswoman - tough and unemotional but for several months, she's been bursting into tears for no reason at all. Although she's sure it must be some kind of rare eye condition, her boss (and father) sends her to a rundown camp ground with orders to obtain the property at any cost. Why, Freya doesn't know. Alone and far from home, her eyes get worse and the one thing that seems to help is the friendship with Piper, a little girl who shows Freya that being a kid again can be a lot of fun. Nate Brody is a 5-star chef in Cincinnati. But, at the moment, he's not there - he's running his father's rundown campground, having promised his dying father to find a mysterious lost item before selling the place. He's anxious to get back home. It doesn't help that his daughter, Piper, loves it in Idaho. For once, he's not working 15-hour days and he and Piper feel like a family. The only fly in the ointment is the guest in cabin 4. The beauty from Boston has charmed Piper and, for some reason, seems as eager to buy the campground as Nate is to unload it. As Freya and Nate build a friendship, things start to heat up - in more ways than one.