A summer adventure camp turns into a fight for survival once dinosaurs breach the fences on the far side of Isla Nublar in this animated series set inside the Jurassic World universe.
What is Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous about?
Six teenagers arrive at a wilderness camp built to let guests experience Isla Nublar without setting foot near the main park attractions. That separation stops mattering once containment fails and creatures start moving freely across the island. The group has no adult rescue team and no map of safe ground, so the show follows them learning, episode by episode, which parts of the island are survivable and which are not. Rather than treating the dinosaurs as background threat, the series builds each stretch of jungle, shoreline, and abandoned camp structure into its own set piece, forcing the campers to combine mismatched skills — tech knowledge, athletic ability, sheer stubbornness — to keep moving. The animation format lets it push physical scale and creature behavior further than a live-action counterpart could on a comparable schedule, and the short episode length keeps the pacing tight rather than padded.
About the cast
The voice ensemble is led by Jameela Jamil and Glen Powell alongside Paul-Mikél Williams, Jenna Ortega, Ryan Potter, Raini Rodriguez, Sean Giambrone, and Kausar Mohammed, giving the six young leads distinct, recognizable voices across the run.
Context & significance
The series sits inside the wider Jurassic World franchise, drawing on its established island, park, and creature designs while telling a self-contained story built around a group of characters the films never had time for. Director Zack Stentz's background in adventure storytelling shapes a show that treats its young cast as capable problem-solvers rather than passengers waiting to be saved, and the season structure lets tension escalate gradually as the group's understanding of the island's dangers deepens.
Watching Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous on Ktime
The series streams on K-Time with a free account login, with no separate charge to browse the page itself. Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles are both available, so the show plays comfortably for viewers who want the Farsi-language experience as well as those who prefer the original English audio.