Season Finale
19 August 2026Scott and Bryan throw one more challenge at the teams before announcing the winners of the $100,000 grand prize.
Exhausted teams tackle a huge rec room to prove they're worthy of the $100,000 grand prize; the teams all plan to divide the space, but only one can deliver a winning design.
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Scott and Bryan throw one more challenge at the teams before announcing the winners of the $100,000 grand prize.
It's a race to create the most guest-friendly living room and patio. The teams pull off the impossible in just seven days, and the designs are stunning.
The teams are challenged to create unique guest bedroom experiences; four diverse designs are judged, but one bold vision stands above the rest.
First impressions are an important part of a vacation rental; the competition starts at the front door to see who can create a stunning entrance and bathroom, and the teams dig deep to bring their vision to life.
What's a bunkie, you might ask? you're about to find out!; the teams are back outdoors for an unusual challenge, to design and build small vacation destinations to complement their cabins.
The teams are thrown into chaos with design detours and deadlines, and with only seven days to design and build a kitchen, the heat is on; also, a surprise judge shows up on the shore, and it suddenly becomes anyone's game.
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Four teams have been dropped onto a remote stretch of lakefront to design and build a vacation village. But hosts Scott and Bryan decide to shake things up by mashing up the teams, and it's the biggest twist in Showdown history!
The teams are challenged with one last design project before making their final trip to the Fire Pit; one team is crowned Renovation Resort Champion and takes the $100,000 grand prize.
After seven weeks in the wilderness, the teams return to nature as they're tasked with renovating the cabin exteriors; for the final challenge, it's saunas and hot tubs that compete.
Exhausted teams tackle a huge rec room to prove they're worthy of the $100,000 grand prize; the teams all plan to divide the space, but only one can deliver a winning design.
Exhausted teams tackle a huge rec room to prove they're worthy of the $100,000 grand prize; the teams all plan to divide the space, but only one can deliver a winning design.
After seven weeks in the wilderness, the teams return to nature as they're tasked with renovating the cabin exteriors; for the final challenge, it's saunas and hot tubs that compete.
The teams are challenged with one last design project before making their final trip to the Fire Pit; one team is crowned Renovation Resort Champion and takes the $100,000 grand prize.
Four teams have been dropped onto a remote stretch of lakefront to design and build a vacation village; but hosts Scott and Bryan decide to shake things up by mashing up the teams, and it's a twist in Showdown history.
The teams tackle their first interior spaces and the stakes are high; the primary bedroom and bathroom give one team a competitive edge as personalities emerge, and the season races toward a $100,000 grand prize.
The teams are thrown into chaos with design detours and deadlines, and with only seven days to design and build a kitchen, the heat is on; also, a surprise judge shows up on the shore, and it suddenly becomes anyone's game.
What's a bunkie, you might ask? you're about to find out!; the teams are back outdoors for an unusual challenge, to design and build small vacation destinations to complement their cabins.
First impressions are an important part of a vacation rental; the competition starts at the front door to see who can create a stunning entrance and bathroom, and the teams dig deep to bring their vision to life.
The teams are challenged to create unique guest bedroom experiences; four diverse designs are judged, but one bold vision stands above the rest.
It's a race to create the most guest-friendly living room and patio. The teams pull off the impossible in just seven days, and the designs are stunning.
Scott and Bryan throw one more challenge at the teams before announcing the winners of the $100,000 grand prize.