Summer Camp Island - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Sea Bunnies
Oscar discovers an underwater portal. His return ticket? An errand for Susie.
Mushrumours
Alice suffers the consequences of accidentally spreading a rumor about mushrooms.
Breakfast Like Gene Kelly
Oscar attempts to make the breakfast of his dreams.
Spirit Balls
Susie and Ramona teach the witches how to make spirit balls.
Oscar & His Demon
Oscar works to overcome his fear of crossing a very scary bridge.
The Emily Ghost Institute for Manners and Magical Etiquette
Oscar and Hedgehog go to a magical etiquette class.
Jeremiah
Oscar finds and cares for a magical root from Susie's yard.
Tomorrow's Bananas
Oscar and Hedgehog get an unsettling glimpse into the future.
Shave a Little Off the Wheel
A mouse in heels befriends a rogue snowflake.
He's Just Not Here Right Now
Oscar and Hedgehog encounter New Jersey's most famous piece of folklore.
Hark the Gerald Sings
Oscar confronts an age-old superstition.
Hall of Mooms
Hedgehog tries to get her broom back.
Pepper and the Fog
After the island gets covered in fog, Pepper attempts to make it to Susie's house.
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