Bunk'd - Season 7

Season 7
Learning the Ropes
Episodes

Cursed Day of Camp
Parker, Bill, and Jake try to convince a reluctant Lou that the camp is cursed; Winnie and Destiny help a new camper fit in.

Workaversary Girl
Noah bonds with a new camper over their love for puppets. Lou enlists Winnie to help her pull a surprise together for Parker on their "Workaversary."

Meat Cute
Destiny and Parker compete to open a restaurant on Main Street; Winnie enlists Noah to help her sleep without her baby blanket.

An Arrow Victory
A food critic causes chaos at a new camp restaurant.

Hot Couture
Winnie, Bill, Jake and Scout compete for A/C.

What About Barb?
Lou, Winnie and Jake team up to help Barb Barca.

Wastin' Away Again in Barb-aritaville
Raven recruits Victor to help her impress an important investor; Booker and Neil try being college roommates; Alice struggles to enjoy her summer plans.

Don't Hate the Mayor, Hate the Game
Jake and Parker compete to be the mayor of Dusty Tush; Lou creates a fake treasure hunt to spend time with Bill and Destiny.

Coop D'etat
Winnie and Jake discover a gymnastics exhibition in town featuring their heroes, Katelyn Ohashi and Jordan Chiles; Noah and Bill help Parker, the new mayor of Dusty Tush.

Me, Myself, and A.I.
Lou, Parker, Noah and Destiny head to Dusty Tush, Wyo., to open up a new camp at a dude ranch that they purchased from The Marshall.

The Glitching Hour
Noah and Megan watch a strange VHS tape that leads them to believe Jake isn't really who he seems; Lou thinks her life is a television show, and Bill and Winnie are just actors.

Friends in Snow Places
Santa's famous reindeer, Comet and Cupid, visit the ranch. Lou, Parker, and Jake travel to a lodge in the mountains, but soon find themselves trapped in the cold.

Yodel Recall
Bill faces an old rival when a yodeling contest comes to Dusty Tush. Noah helps Destiny learn the art of patience after rude customers visit the Dusty Diner.

Game of Throne
When Bill learns his family is moving to New York, the Compton Cowboys visit the ranch to give him some lessons on city life; Jake interferes with Destiny's camping duties.

Busk a Move
Parker and Victoria teach Bill how to dance for the Dusty Tush Hoedown; Jake teaches a painting class; Noah and Winnie try to earn money for a movie; Parker proposes to Victoria.

Free Falls and Pickleball
To impress her brother, Barb pretends Kikiwaka Ranch belongs to her; Noah helps Jake overcome his fear of heights; Parker and Destiny play in a pickleball tournament.

And the Kiki Goes To...
When a recruiter from Juilliard visits camp, Noah enlists Destiny to help him prepare for an audition; Lou tries to prove to the campers that she is fun.

Iguana Be Best Man
Noah and Lou lose a wedding ring for Parker while competing to be his Best Man; Destiny tries to prove to Bill that she can survive in the wild.

License to Cattle Drive
Parker must pass a series of tests in order to earn a marriage license; Winnie and Jake put on a mock cattle drive for Bill; Lou retrieves Victoria's wedding dress.

Cold Feet, Hot Brobblers
Lou and Destiny think Victoria doesn't want to marry Parker; Jake takes Parker on a virtual reality journey to find the best spot for his honeymoon.

Slapshot to the Heart
Lou ropes in Jake and Winnie to help her play Cupid; Parker and Destiny try to convince unsupervised campers from visiting Ski-kiwaka.

Happy Trails
Surprise guests return for Parker and Victoria's wedding; Lou learns that her fellow campers won't be returning to camp next year.
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