In the final show of the series the modern holiday makers are starting to see the benefits of holidaying in a 1960s camp.
With four children of varying ages, the Alliston family have discovered that a fun-packed menu of simple activities has really brought the family together. Only teenage son Joe threatens to spoil the peace with his consistent boozing, and camp manager Major Rees is forced to ask dad Michael to put his parental foot down.
The climax of the holiday is the beauty queen contest, but these 21st-century girls just aren't happy about the idea of parading on stage in just a swimming costume and a pair of high heels.
Finally, there are emotional scenes as the holiday comes to an end and campers say their goodbyes. But what have they learned from their trip back in time to the 1960s British holiday camp?
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