This spring, Raw Challenge has become one of the cheapest (and absolute coolest) school holiday activities you can sign up to! The organisers know that times are tough for families, so they’ve slashed their spring school holiday camps by 25%! How incredible is that! It’s now just $39.50 for a full morning of fun making it one of the cheapest school holiday camps around!

If you – or your kids – haven’t tried Raw Challenge, you absolutely need to add it to your bucket list OR, better yet, your spring school holiday plans.

Across 3.5 fun-filled hours, your kids will conquer 25-30 EPIC obstacles on the Raw Challenge course. They’ll climb net rope bridges, balance across beams, crawl through tunnels, slip down slides and wade through mud pools. They will get muddy. They will get messy. They will have an ABSOLUTE BLAST!

And, even better, if you want, you can do it too!

Read on to discover more or click the button below to book.

Raw Challenge School Holiday Program | Images supplied by Raw Challenge


We love a school holiday activity that gives families flexibility and options, and Raw Challenge delivers it in bucketloads.

At Raw Challenge’s school holiday events, you have three options:
+ Drop your kids and run – they’ll be supervised just like a regular camp.
+ Stay ‘n’ play and join in on the fun.
+ Walk, watch and cheer from the sideline.

How awesome is that!

Raw Challenge School Holiday Program | Images supplied by Raw Challenge


Yep, parents, you can join in on the fun too! If you’re that parent who sits on the sideline forlornly watching your kids and wishing you could join in the fun too (that’s totally us by the way), then you’ll love this news: parents, YOU, too, can do the course! There’s no pressure to stay, but the option is there for the parents who love to be involved. Plus, just quietly, it’s a great opportunity to tackle the awesome course with far fewer crowds than attend their regular events.

Raw Challenge School Holiday Program | Images supplied by Raw Challenge


Plus, the options keep coming. If you’re the type of parent who loves watching your kids have fun, but you’re not so into the idea of traipsing through mud yourself, then there’s an option for you, too. Happy days! You can stay with your child and walk the course next to them. Please note that you’ll need to still fill in a waiver to walk around the course (and just quietly, I wouldn’t be wearing your heels or favourite chinos as chances are you’ll end up a little dirty yourself).

People attending get 2 hours on the Raw Challenge WET course before having lunch (which is provided) and doing laps of the inflatable slide! 

NOTE: The video above is from Raw Challenge’s open event rather than their school holiday program, but it gives you a good idea of the type of fun your kids will encounter.

Raw Challenge Spring school holiday camps

+ 25+ obstacles Raw Challenge camp – recommended for kids aged 5-10 years old, but any child aged between 5 and 17 can join this program (and their adults).
Please note, the cut-off age for these dates is not 10 years of age: they just recommend the 10-17 year old program for older kids as it includes some additional more challenging obstacles that older kids will likely enjoy.
Dates: Friday 3 October 2025 | Wednesday 8th October 2025.
Times: 9.30am-1pm (drop off 9.15-9.25am).

30+ obstacles Raw Challenge camp – for kids aged 10-17 years old (and their adults).
Dates: Friday 10 October 2025.
Times: 9.30am-1pm (drop off 9.15-9.25am).

Where: Raw Challenge, 110 Pacific Hwy, Doyalson.
Who: Kids aged 5-17 (plus adults can join in too).
Inclusions: Lunch (sausage sandwich and a soft drink).
Cost: $39.50/person (plus small booking fee)!
Raw Challenge’s Website

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Written By: KATIE STOKES

Founder & Editor

After working in print and online media for more than a decade, Katie launched Playing in Puddles in 2017. A mum of three young boys and local of the Central Coast, Katie loves discovering and sharing all that’s happening in our region.