Adventureland Field Trip Info 2025

July 21, 2025

Arrival

Please arrive on campus between 8:15 and 8:45 AM. There are no extended hours charges after 8:15 AM for Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

Lunch

Campers should bring lunch if they did not pre-order in advance.

Please note: Pre-ordering is now closed and no additional orders can be added.

All lunches brought from home will be packed and transported by campus to Adventureland and safely stored until mealtime. All lunches must be clearly labeled with your child’s name and group. Lunch and snack times are scheduled throughout the day by campus and group.

If your camper prefers to order food at the venue, please send them with cash in their CRU Coin purse for purchases during the trip.

Snacks: There is no snack order this year. If your camper would like to purchase a snack, please send cash in their CRU Coin purse, clearly labeled. Group Leaders will do their best to help them buy snacks at the park.

What to Bring

Campers must wear their official Camps ‘R’ Us T-shirt. They can bring a fanny pack or cross body, or their camp coin purse, but please no backpacks. Spending money may be brought to the trip for games, souvenirs, and arcade at parent discretion. Camps ‘R’ Us assumes no responsibility for personal items or valuables.

There are no scheduled water activities, but please note that one of the rides, Rescue Boats, does involve water. Campers may get a little splashed, but with the warm weather, they should dry off quickly!

It is recommended that campers come to camp with sunscreen applied. Campuses will have sunscreen available at water stations throughout the park.

Water Stations

Water stations will be set up and available for all camp participants using disposable cups, and staff are apprised of their locations. For this trip, in particular, we do not recommend bringing a water bottle.

Ride Participation

All rides and attractions are open and available to trip participants based on Adventureland’s height requirements for safe riding. Please review with your child their expectations, and also discuss the possibility of getting wet on the water rides. We will not be able to bring changes of clothes or towels with us to Adventureland.

Dismissal and Return to Campus

Campuses are expected to be boarding their buses to return to campus between 2 and 2:30 PM. Campanion App posts will be sent out from each campus with an ETA for our return. Generally, our typical dismissal procedures are in effect.

Questions or Concerns

Please contact your campus directly with any questions or concerns. Camp Directors will have the campus phone on hand for calls and texts throughout the day.

This trip is a camper-only experience in accordance with Adventureland’s group visit policies. To ensure a smooth and safe day for all campers, parents will not be permitted to attend this year’s trip.

We appreciate your understanding as we aim to give our campers an exciting and independent adventure with their friends and counselors!

Please note: all campers in attendance on Tuesday, July 22, 2025 will be traveling to Adventureland. If you are opting out of this trip for your child, please remember the campus itself will be closed while we are all out on the trip.

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