Tyler Cameron Lands HGTV Dating-and-Design Series 'Let's Go Back To Your Place' for 2027
Tyler Cameron is getting another home on television. The former Bachelorette runner-up will host a new HGTV series called Let's Go Back To Your Place, set to premiere in 2027 on the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned network, according to Deadline.
The format blends house-hunting with dating. In each episode, Cameron plays wingman for a single hopeful romantic, guiding them through three home tours — but the houses belong to potential suitors. The idea is that a person's living space reveals who they are, and the singleton picks a match based on design clues before any faces are revealed.
Cameron is no stranger to either renovation television or the dating world that made him famous. He was runner-up on Season 15 of ABC's The Bachelorette, and in 2024 he hosted Going Home with Tyler Cameron on Amazon. He also served as a judge on HGTV's Bachelor Mansion Takeover, a renovation series that premiered 2 March 2026 at 8pm ET, in which he and Tayshia Adams appeared to watch the famous Bachelor mansion get renovated (HGTV; Instagram).
His path to construction television has a personal backstory. After the death of his mother, Cameron moved back to his hometown of Jupiter, Florida, and launched his own home construction and renovation company. That real-world building experience now sits at the centre of his television career.
Let's Go Back To Your Place is produced by RTR Media, a production company with an established HGTV footprint. RTR also produces Home Town, Renovation 911, and Flip or Flop: Fort Worth for the network, all of which are renovation-focused unscripted series.
For HGTV, the new show sits squarely in the network's wheelhouse: property, transformation, and personality-driven hosting. The dating twist is what separates it from a standard house-tour format. Whether audiences take to the hybrid will depend on how the 2027 premiere lands — but Cameron's existing fanbase from both the Bachelor franchise and his previous renovation shows gives the series a built-in starting audience.
No episode count has been announced. The series is scheduled to arrive on HGTV in 2027.
