Camp Hideout

A troubled teenager named Noah steals a valuable item from city thugs and flees to a summer camp to hide. While attempting to fit in with the other campers and counselors, he forms new friendships and learns about integrity. The conflict peaks when the criminals track him down, forcing Noah to protect his new companions from the pursuers.

The family comedy was directed by Sean Olson, marking his third feature following The Contractor and Max Winslow and The House of Secrets. The screenplay was written by Dave DeBorde, C. Neil Davenport, and Kat Olson, with Phillip Glasser, Jason Lee Brown, and Brad Goen serving as producers. The film features a cast including Ethan Drew, Corbin Bleu, Amanda Leighton, and Christopher Lloyd.

Produced by Called Higher Studios and PZAJ in the United States, the movie had a budget of 4 million USD but earned 1 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception was mixed, as shown by a 4.3 rating on IMDb from 1,200 votes and a 5.5 rating on TMDB based on 22 votes.