Troop Beverly Hills

At a board meeting for the Wilderness Girls of America in southern California, Velda Plendor decides to vote against Troop 332 from Beverly Hills due to their continued underperformance. Frances Temple, the compassionate leader, intervenes to give the troop one last chance by assigning them a new leader.

Phyllis Nefler, a self-absorbed luxury shopper, is introduced as the new leader of Troop 332. Unbeknownst to them, she is more focused on her extravagant lifestyle than the troop's camping activities or the organization's principles.

During a training session led by Velda, Phyllis shows up in a lavish designer uniform, completely ignoring the Wilderness Girls' emphasis on simplicity. This act of defiance angers Velda further, strengthening her determination to eliminate Troop Beverly Hills.

Phyllis brings her troop, including her daughter Hannah, to a campsite near the Hollywood sign, traveling in limousines. A sudden rainstorm forces them to move their activities to the Beverly Hills Hotel, where they bond over ghost stories.

Velda and her sidekick Annie confront Phyllis at the hotel, accusing her of tarnishing the Wilderness Girls' reputation. Despite Velda’s dismissal, Phyllis remains determined and chooses to attend the Annual Wilderness Craft Day convention.

At the Annual Wilderness Craft Day convention, Phyllis leads her troop in a fashion show that ends in mockery, further escalating Velda’s scrutiny. Despite the humiliation, Phyllis strives to uplift the troop’s spirits with unconventional activities.

Phyllis takes her troop to her divorce hearing to teach them about legal matters, where she heartbreakingly learns of Fred's plans to remarry. Despite the setback, she manages to inspire her troop to earn 36 patches over three weeks.

To celebrate their achievements, Phyllis plans a glamorous event on a yacht, where Hannah receives her unique 'Sushi Appreciation' patch. The event takes a humorous turn when Fred's new fiancée accidentally falls off the yacht during a reconciliation attempt.

As Velda gathers evidence to expel Troop Beverly Hills, she orders Annie to live with them under the pretense of observing their activities. Instead, Annie witnesses the positive changes Phyllis brings to the troop amidst the chaos.

Troop Beverly Hills faces a challenge to sell 1,000 boxes of cookies to qualify for an upcoming jamboree, while Velda sabotages their efforts. Encouraged by Annie, who switches sides, Phyllis implements clever strategies that lead to a record-breaking sales achievement.

Phyllis invites Velda to a gala, where Fred surprises her with praise for her growth and dedication. However, he asks for joint custody of Hannah instead of rekindling their relationship, leaving Phyllis devastated and uncertain about her future.

In a moment of despair, Phyllis considers stepping down as troop leader, but the unwavering support of her girls revitalizes her spirit. She reaffirms her commitment and guides them to the jamboree with renewed determination.

Upon arriving at the jamboree, Troop Beverly Hills is met with sabotage from their rivals, but Phyllis and Hannah navigate through the chaos, showcasing their leadership skills. They ultimately emerge victorious as the Culver City team gets disqualified.

Troop Beverly Hills wins the championship trophy, marking a significant turnaround for both the troop and Phyllis. The victory triggers a heartfelt reconciliation between Phyllis and Fred, opening doors for future possibilities.

In the following year, Troop Beverly Hills is honored as the Poster Troop, signifying their exemplary growth and success. Meanwhile, Velda faces the repercussions of her actions, now looking for employment at Kmart.