Widower Brad Stubbs and widow Jean Bowen meet at Grand Central Station while sending their children to summer camp. After another chance encounter, Brad and Jean begin dating and are soon engaged. When Brad attempts to end his relationship with Phyllis Reynolds, an actress, she misunderstands and thinks that he wants to marry her.
Brad and Jean travel to the camp for a parents' weekend. Handsome camp counselor and health freak Don Adams is attracted to Jean, and the kids mock Brad's lack of prowess at outdoor activities.
Phyllis appears at the camp, shocking Jean when she claims to be Brad's fiancée. Her meddling drives Brad and Jean apart, but the children help to bring them together again.
In a contemporary review for the Los Angeles Times, critic Grace Kingsley wrote: "Comedy is all pretty natural in this feature; seldom drops to farce. It is a bright and pleasing affair. ... There is a lot of bright dialogue and the acting is perfect on the part of everyone. ... [I]t should especially attract all who like a wholesome comedy with family appeal."[1]
