August Adventures: Survival of the Fittest

Jurassic World Week (9-16 August)


A new theme park has hatched on our shores this holiday, and there's a mad scientist genetically engineering dinosaurs. The plot thickens when one of these carnivores disappears and causes absolute havoc on camp. Camp life will not be the same, and it's up to a military of Dino-smart campers to find and defeat this massive 'saur'. Camp will be transformed into a Jurassic wilderness of dinosaur adventures. Besides learning about dinosaurs, campers can also enjoy:

  • An excursion to the Lion Park.
  • A free stay-over excursion to the Crocodile Farm.
How much to defeat T-rex?
Book to join the dinosaur defeating squad now.
Hunger Games Week (16-23 August)

 The adventure continues in a week that is all about survival of the fittest at camp. Campers will display their survival skills as they experience a range of outdoor games inspired by the popular movie, Hunger Games. We look forward to seeing who will be District Sugar Bay's very own winning Tribute. A variety of activities will be held throughout the week including but not limited to:

  • Archery, fishing and kayaking all with a Hunger Games twist.
  • An evening camping out in the wilderness
  • A free stay-over excursion to Super Tube rides.
Birthday Camp: Wipe out Week (23-30 August)

 Hip, Hip, Hooray! It's our 14th birthday! This week's theme is based on the game show commonly known as the world's "largest obstacle course". Camp will be transformed into a Wipe Out obstacle course jungle on both land and water. We have also spoiled ourselves with a birthday gift that will take the celebrations to a whole new level...literally! Eight meters to be exact! Some exciting birthday celebrations to look forward to include:

  • The debut of our birthday present, a Four Station Bungee Trampoline, which has been rated since 2010 as the most popular fun fair ride on the international circuit. Children can bounce up to 8 meters high while safely strapped into a harness. Besides being a thrilling experience, bungee bouncing can help children improve confidence and overcome fear of heights, and improves motor skills overall. At Sugar Bay, this is all the airtime you need!
  • An excursion to uShaka Marine World.
  • Birthday Cake, of course.

How much to attend the birthday bash?
RSVP and book your seat at the party now.


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