Camp Nowhere

(1994)

Camp Nowhere is a delightful comedy film that follows a group of clever and resourceful junior high school kids who are determined to take charge of their summer vacation. Unhappy with the summer camps their parents have chosen for them, the kids devise a brilliant plan to create their own camp that is completely free from adult supervision.

In their quest for independence, the group band together and hire an ex-drama teacher to pose as the camp director, while they enjoy a summer filled with fun and adventure. With the freedom to choose their own activities and set their own rules, the campers engage in wild escapades, from building a go-kart track to creating a giant mud pit.

As the kids immerse themselves in this unconventional and carefree environment, they learn valuable life lessons about friendship, teamwork, and self-reliance, all while sparking their imaginations and developing a sense of independence.

Directed by Jonathan Prince, Camp Nowhere features a talented ensemble cast, including Christopher Lloyd and Jonathan Jackson, who bring charm and comedic timing to their roles. This nostalgic and hilarious film is perfect for audiences of all ages, offering a heartwarming and often hilarious exploration of the power of youthful ingenuity.