Emory, the travel writer, feels lost and alone after her breakup with her boyfriend. She decides to spend Christmas by herself in a cozy cabin that was supposed to be a romantic getaway for her and her now ex-boyfriend. However, fate has other plans for Emory when she arrives at the cabin and finds herself sharing it with a handsome widower named Scott, his young daughter, and his mother-in-law.
Initially, Emory finds Scott to be frustratingly traditional and overly protective of his daughter. However, as Emory and Scott spend more time together, they begin to understand each other's personalities and learn to appreciate their differences.
As Christmas approaches, Emory and Scott's relationship deepens, and they find themselves falling in love amidst the peaceful holiday atmosphere. They build snowmen with Scott's daughter, bake Christmas cookies with his mother-in-law, and cozy up by the fire at night.
The plot takes a twist when Scott's daughter accidentally gets lost while sledding in the woods. Despite their initial differences, Emory and Scott come together to search for the little girl and bring her home safely. This shared experience solidifies their relationship, and they end up spending Christmas together as a family.
Overall, Christmas Getaway is a heartwarming holiday movie that reminds us that sometimes unexpected events can lead to the most precious gifts of all.
