Book Thoughts: Campground Kids 04: Rocky Mountain Challenge (Fulton)

Campground Kids 04: Rocky Mountain Challenge (Fulton) | keenlykept.com
  • Book 4 of a series in which a family camps at different national parks
  • Attending a survival camp in Rocky Mountain National Park, the competing teams are distracted as pranks escalate quickly
  • convo: a brother and sister are regularly mean to each other (not the main characters)
  • language: x1 Thank God (but used correctly–grateful to God)

Type: chapter book
Ages: 8-12
Author: C.R. Fulton

This was a great installment in the series. So many funny moments while a thread of mystery kept the “pages” (aka audio minutes) turning. All three of our main character kids (brother+sister and their cousin) attend this survival camp and learn all sorts of ways to handle emergency situations. Their assigned cabins become their teams for the week, and readers get to see how powerful working together can be (and the reverse).

The plot has a unique twist I’d rather not spoil for you, but it was a good approach to condemning bullying. I appreciated how the issue was resolved.

I’m definitely still a “thumbs up” as far as recommending this series. If that changes, this review will be updated. For now…happy reading!

Review of Book 1: Grand Teton Stampede
Review of Book 2: Smoky Mountain Survival
Review of Book 3: Zion Gold Rush

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