Life on the Bay - Episode Guide

Three generations of the Wallace family are hard at work as they install a brand new caravan to the Fife holiday park, and its newest residents get the keys to their holiday home.

Bar and restaurant manager Blythe has great news for one caravan park veteran eager to get his quiz night up and running. Meanwhile, children and their parents are treated to a magic show, and maintenance team member Mark prepares for his wedding in the park's hotel, with a live performance from one talented caravan resident.

Wedding supervisor Amanda makes sure everything is perfect for the couple's big day, former taxi driver Ken juggles several jobs, and head chef James can't stay away from the action.

Manager Steven has to deal with a pungent problem at the Fife caravan park, the youngest caravan owner and her son make memories to last a lifetime, and a couple look back at their own memories.

There is competition for a job on the Fife caravan park, and Gibby and Josh from the maintenance team are keen to impress. Meanwhile, manager Steven is challenged to a game of bowls.

Caravan park manager Steven has volunteered at the nearby RNLI station since he was 17, and today he is on call. Meanwhile, one resident goes for a dip with the bay's wild swimmers, head chef welcomes a new recruit to the kitchen and the sun shines on a fund-raising fete.

Gusting winds are a challenge for the team using a crane to install a new caravan, a long-standing member of staff prepares to say farewell, and the bay's newest recruit settles in.

Owner and manager Alan shows his daughter the ropes as she sees another side to the family business. 

The Fife caravan park has been operating under restrictions for 18 months, but at last things are starting to return to normal, and staff and caravan residents are desperate to get back to doing the things they love. Former martial arts champion Alan puts on a taekwondo training session, there's a live music performance for residents and guests, and a caravan owner and music lover hosts a jam session.

It's a glorious summer in Fife, and one of the park's longest-serving staff, Billy, is preparing for a unique challenge - a skydive to mark his 80th birthday. The whole team is pulling together to plan a secret surprise celebration for Billy as he builds up to the big jump.

Meanwhile, it's all change in the restaurant kitchens as the head chef, James, plans a complete overhaul of the park's menus. And a young family new to the park enjoy summer fun at the beach.

The holiday park needs 14 brand new caravans, and that means negotiation time for the Wallace family. A trip to the manufacturer gets the deal done, but there is still a race against time to get one holiday home installed and ready for paying guests.

Meanwhile, caravan owner Sheryl is enjoying a sunny day at the beach while mastering a new hobby, and the bay's resident writer, Victoria, tells a tale of Hollywood glamour and says some emotional goodbyes.

The Kingdom of Fife is home to some of the most famous golf courses in the world, and with one right on their doorstep, the caravan owners are preparing for the annual golf tournament.

Steven's old friend Ross returns from the US for a homecoming gig, while Ken and Ruth make sure holidaymakers have all the essentials.

Disaster strikes at the caravan park as a fire devastates one family's holiday home. So the team have a challenge - to get the replacement installed on-site in double-quick time. Meanwhile, caravan owner Don is on a mission to bring modern jive to the park, Strictly style. And a family celebrates a very special 65th birthday with their holiday park neighbours.

Across Scotland, the hospitality industry is struggling to find staff, and the caravan park owners are no different. The Wallace family consider a fresh approach to keeping staff, while food and beverage manager Janet is offered a new role at the park.

It's wedding season at the hotel, and the team need to pull out all the stops to make sure Jacqueline and Claire's big day runs smoothly. Meanwhile, an impromptu visit to the site leads to a new holiday home for Georgia.

It's the biggest weekend of the year for newly promoted Laura Wallace. The new entertainments manager has two sell-out shows, and her team need to pull out all the stops to turn the venue around in time.

The Burntisland Highland Games are back on the bay after a three-year break, and Andrew and John take a dance down memory lane.

The team are on a mission to install a new beer cellar ahead of a big weekend of golf crowds at The Open. Elsewhere, one caravan owner reminisces about his long family history at sunny Burntisland fairground, and Steven has a big decision to make about his volunteer rescue role.

The holiday park's recently promoted entertainments manager, Laura, is planning a summer family fun day, hoping it will help to build the events side of the business.

Across the site the park's teams are getting stuck into the preparations. Resident quizmaster Alan is planning to round off the day with a special Mr and Mrs quiz, while manager Janet has suffered an injury that requires medical attention. And one family return to the park 40 years after enjoying a summer holiday there.

A Canadian family make the long trip to Pettycur to reconnect with their roots. Meanwhile, one young employee takes his first step to stardom, and there is a lucky find on Leven Beach.

There are sunny skies and old rivalries ignited at the park's annual bowling championship. A much-loved children's entertainer is a hit at the park and celebrates almost 50 years on stage. And at Leven Beach, a group of brave dippers are taking the plunge for charity.

With a staffing crisis looming, Janet is tasked with finding a new manager for the Old Manor, while one couple celebrate a second chance at romance.

At the height of summer, the team are taking a risk in putting their most expensive caravans ever on the market. Meanwhile, tricky park renovations are getting under way, and, at the hotel near Leven, some regulars are fundraising to help restore the local pier.

Wedding co-ordinator Amy is determined to make one couple's big day as special as possible, and Sylvia's family fun day has some stiff competition.

The staff take a revealing boat trip to the Forth Bridgesm, a bride and groom face a tough challenge just a month before their wedding, and a park entertainer's daughter becomes a new movie star.

The park's first talent show attracts the best and brightest performers from the local area. Meanwhile, the team take a trip to support some local ice hockey heroes, and a familiar face returns to Pettycur with some good news.

It's the end of the season, and for the park's 600 caravan owners, that means one thing - a no-expense-spared party. However, as the party nears, Storm Babet rolls into town.