Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous
Good, with a catch
Ages 9–13First shown 2020
A group of teenagers visit Isla Nublar to participate in a special camp in the Jurassic World, however, the animals escape and they need the help of strangers, friends and family to survive.
Our verdict
- Good influence 4/5
- Parent appeal 4/5
- Well made 4/5
Overstimulating Grating audio: mixed views
Reviewers largely praise the series for its mature stakes, diverse characters, and its ability to capture the tension and wonder of the original films for a family audience. While the dinosaur animation and emotional depth are highlights, some find the human character designs and occasional rule-breaking behavior less appealing. The show is frequently noted for its intense, high-action pacing and reliance on suspenseful set pieces.
Why these scores
Good influence
Does it show behaviour you'd be happy to see copied?
4out of 5
The series features a highly diverse and inclusive cast that many reviewers praise for avoiding stereotypes and demonstrating genuine emotional growth through trauma and teamwork. While many discussions highlight positive messages of resilience and empathy, a significant number of reviews point out that the teenagers frequently ignore rules and the adult characters are often depicted as irresponsible or untrustworthy. despite these flaws in authority figures, the core arc focus on the characters evolving into a supportive and courageous team.
Parent appeal
Will you enjoy watching it with them?
4out of 5
A vast majority of reviewers find the show surprisingly engaging for adults, noting its high stakes, genuine peril, and emotional depth that surpasses typical children's programming. Many parents appreciate the nostalgic callbacks to the original film franchise and the sophisticated character arcs. However, a minority of viewers find the show too childish or 'cringey', particularly regarding some of the early character interactions.
Well made
Are the writing, animation and sound made with care?
4out of 5
The production quality is generally regarded as high, with several Annie Awards for visual effects and strong praise for the dinosaur animation and use of the classic musical score. Most reviews describe the pacing as tight and the voice acting as natural and diverse. There is, however, some recurring criticism regarding the 'plastic' or 'lifeless' look of the human character designs compared to the detailed dinosaurs.
Watch-outs
Overstimulating
Multiple reviews describe the show as 'high-octane' and 'relentless', featuring constant chase scenes, frequent jump scares, and high levels of tension. While a few viewers find it relaxing or calm, the consensus points to a series designed around adrenaline-pumping action and sustained peril.
Toy-led: not enough data
We haven't found enough independent sources to say yet.
Grating audio: mixed views
There are mixed reports regarding the audio experience; some find the vocal performances and 'constant chatting' of the teenagers to be irritating or whiny. Conversely, other reviewers explicitly state the show is not grating compared to other cartoons and praise the high-quality orchestral score.
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Last updated 18 October 2026.