Paige needs a nice, long vacation, preferably one that includes palm trees, a white sandy beach, crystal clear water, and her boyfriend, Edward. After she is dumped by Edward, who doesn't care for her vacation idea, or evidently her either, she decides a weekend at a campground is just what she needs. There she meets Harper, who not only has no clue how to set up his tent, but doesn't even know what to wear for camping. Paige can hardly stand by and not help the man, who just happens to be hotter than the summer sun, can she?

When Harper's brother, the veteran camper, cancels their guys' camping weekend, Harper acknowledges that he knows nothing about camping, but he does know about YouTube's library of instructional videos. He doesn't think sleeping outside for a couple of nights can be that difficult. Within ten minutes of his arrival at the campground, he is stymied by the tent assembly. Within twenty minutes, he is facing down a nature girl who thinks she knows all there is to know about camping and everything else in the universe, and Harper wonders if it's too late to just pack up his truck and go home.