Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous went into its fourth season on a high. It’s rare for any series — children’s or otherwise — to be able to continue to improve upon its quality three years in a row, but the writers of Camp Cretaceous were able to pull it off with strong focus on the bonds between the (now former) campers and a special kind of empathy towards the very dinosaurs that were hunting them. Regrettably, Season 4 ends that streak.
Through its tenure, Camp Cretaceous has been a way for fans of all ages to get a small dose of the Jurassic franchise between major film entries while expanding the universe initially created in Michael Crichton’s books. Darius (Paul-Mikél Williams), Brooklynn (Jenna Ortega), Sammy (Raini Rodriguez), Yasmina (Kausar Mohammed), Kenji (Ryan Potter), and Ben (Sean Giambrone) all find themselves trapped on Isla Nublar after the events of the first Jurassic World, forcing the teens to fight for their lives while trying to find common ground. The first season was basically if Jurassic Park met The Breakfast Club.