After the unexpected death of their father, the Mann brothers, Nate, Ben, and Cooper, make an annual tradition of gathering at their family cabin in the woods to reconnect with each other and honor their father's memory by engaging in the activities and traditions they enjoyed as a family.
However, this year's reunion takes an unexpected turn when they arrive at the cabin to find their mother, Marilyn, with her new fiancé, Alan, a man they have never met before. Shocked and hurt, the Mann brothers are immediately suspicious of the new addition to their family and question if he's man enough to be a part of the tight-knit group.
As the weekend unfolds, the brothers put Alan through a series of unexpected tests to see if he can handle the rugged outdoors and the rough-housing camaraderie that is the hallmark of the Mann family. Despite Alan's best efforts to fit in, tensions rise, and secrets are revealed, leading to a dramatic conclusion that tests the strength of family ties and the power of forgiveness.
With a mix of humor, heart, and drama, Man Camp is a moving tale about brothers, fathers, sons, and the enduring bond of family, no matter how unconventional it may be.
