The twins take every opportunity to exploit Vicky's hatred of camping, pulling a series of pranks on her. Maggie cajoles Vicky into taking her place, so she can become better acquainted with the twins. Mitch and Maggie reluctantly agree, and Vicky, who loathes the outdoors, is furious. They will reveal their identities only after a family camping trip.
To delay the return to Boston, the twins dress alike so their parents are unable to tell them apart. They make up before Maggie and Sharon are to leave the next morning, and Maggie wishes Mitch well with Vicky. The ex-spouses are at first drawn together, but then argue over why they divorced. The girls scheme to reunite their parents by recreating Maggie and Mitch's first date. Vicky is jealous of Maggie staying at the ranch. Mitch is upset by Maggie's unexpected arrival, until he learns the truth and is reunited with both daughters. Susan tells Sharon to break up the couple, but failing that, Susan decides to end the charade, and after a happy reunion, Maggie returns her to California. Sharon learns that Mitch is engaged to a beautiful and much younger woman, gold digger Vicky Robinson, who intends to send Susan to boarding school after the wedding. In Boston with her mother and grandparents, Susan poses as Sharon, while Sharon goes to Mitch's California ranch as Susan. Eager to meet the parents they were separated from, they decide to switch places, cut their hair identically, and coach each other on their lives. They overcome their mutual dislike when they discover they are identical twin sisters whom their parents Mitch Evers and Maggie McKendrick separated upon divorcing shortly after their birth.
As punishment, they must spend the remainder of the camp season rooming and dining together in isolation. Their identical appearance causes jealousy, resentment, and a rivalry in which they continually get each other in trouble and disrupt camp activities. Teenagers Sharon McKendrick and Susan Evers meet at Miss Inch's Summer Camp for Girls.
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