How to Get All New Pets in Adopt Me Summer Camp Update 2026

Adopt Me just dropped one of its most exciting lead-up events in a while. Instead of jumping straight into Summerfest, the game is doing a three-week "Journey to Summer Camp" countdown, and honestly, it is a fun setup. We have a traveling truck (now a boat in Week 2), a brand-new currency called Compass Coins, new rare pets each week, and rotating themed accessories. Here is everything you need to know to get the most out of the event.

All New Pets in the Summer Camp Update

Here is a full look at everything confirmed across Weeks 1 and 2 of the Journey to Summer Camp.

One thing worth noting is that both the Bison and the Nurse Shark share the same Rare rarity as the Ranger Beaver. So if you are a free-to-play player, you are not actually getting a lower-quality pet by skipping Robux. That is a fair trade in our opinion.

Week 1: How to Get the Rare Bison

The Bison was the most time-sensitive pet in this update. It was only available during Week 1, which means it is now gone from the shop. If you missed it, your only option is trading. Since it is a limited event pet, its value in the trading market will likely climb now that it has left, so waiting is the more expensive option.

For those who did grind it, here is how the event worked. Every 15 minutes, Beaver Bob's truck appeared at the center of Adoption Island and started driving around. You followed the truck, collected the Compass Coins it dropped along the route. Once the truck parked, it overheated. You had to find water buckets nearby, fill them at the water station, and throw the water onto the truck's fire. Do this successfully and the tailgate opened, letting you spend your Compass Coins to buy the Bison for 6,850 coins.

Beyond the pet, Week 1 had three cosmetic accessories. The Pleather Boots cost 1,900 coins and are Common rarity. The Cowboy Neckerchief costs 3,000 coins and is Uncommon. The Sheriff Hat costs 5,000 coins and is Rare. All of these have now left the game along with the Bison.

Week 2: How to Get the Rare Nurse Shark

Week 2 launched on June 5, 2026, and flipped the theme entirely to water travel. The Truck Tour is replaced by a Boat Tour, and the star of the week is the Nurse Shark.

The mechanic works like this. Every 15 minutes, a Boat Tour begins and you hop on board to collect Compass Coins during the ride. When the boat docks, garbage bags appear floating in the river near the event hub. Head to the dock area and dive into the water to start the Litter Pick activity. You need to collect 10 garbage bags by swimming through the currents. Once you clear all 10, the Nurse Shark appears near the exit and becomes available for purchase at 7,000 Compass Coins.

One important detail: the Nurse Shark costs 150 more coins than the Bison. Both are the same Rare rarity, which makes the price difference a little odd, but it is not a huge gap in practice.

The good news is that your Compass Coins from Week 1 carry over. If you have been grinding consistently since the event started, you may already be close to the 7,000 you need.

Week 2 also brings nurse-themed accessories, all purchasable with Compass Coins:

• Nurse Cap
• Stethoscope
• Surgical Mask

Same advice as Week 1 applies here. Get the Nurse Shark first, then worry about the accessories. Do not burn coins on cosmetics while the pet is still available.

Week 2 also includes free Pride-themed Mega Neon Paints. The three color palettes are Bubble, Sunset, and Ocean Waves. These are free to claim at the Salon, so grab them before they rotate out.

Is the Beaver Bob Bundle Worth It?

The Beaver Bob Bundle costs 99 Robux and gives you the Ranger Beaver, Forest Warden Hat, Ranger Neckerchief, and Hiking Boots. The bundle stays available for all three weeks of the Journey to Summer Camp, so there is no rush here the same way there is with the weekly event pets.

Compared to recent 99 Robux purchases, this one is a mixed bag. We saw the Shadow Dragon Ducky sell at the same price and come as an Ultra Rare. The Ranger Beaver is only a Rare. However, what you are getting here is not just the pet. The full outfit set adds real value, and those accessories cannot be bought with Compass Coins. If you want the complete ranger look, the bundle is the only way to get it.

For collectors who love themed sets, this is a solid buy. For value-focused traders, one copy is probably enough. We would not recommend buying multiples unless you are planning to trade during peak hype. A Rare Robux pet tends to have decent short-term demand right after launch, but that fades quickly once the initial excitement settles.

How to Get Neon and Mega Neon Summer Camp Pets Fast

Neon and Mega Neon Bison

You need four fully-grown Bisons for a Neon, and sixteen for a Mega Neon. Given that the Bison has now left the shop, your only path to a Neon Bison is through trading. Early Neon creators will likely get strong overpays while supply is low, so if you already fused one, hold it for now.

Neon and Mega Neon Nurse Shark

The Nurse Shark is the active grind right now. Here is the coin math:

• 1 Nurse Shark: 7,000 Compass Coins
• Neon Nurse Shark (4 pets): 28,000 Compass Coins
• Mega Neon Nurse Shark (16 pets): 112,000 Compass Coins

That is a significant commitment. The fastest approach is to dedicate your early sessions entirely to stacking Nurse Sharks before spending anything on accessories.

• Join every Boat Tour cycle without skipping.
• Complete the Litter Pick activity every session to unlock the shop.
• Buy your first Nurse Shark as soon as you hit 7,000 coins, then restart grinding for the next.
• Complete pet needs between tours. Each fulfilled need earns 50 Compass Coins passively.
• Age up your pets consistently using any aging potions you have saved.
• Do not spend coins on pet wear until you have all four Nurse Sharks for a Neon.

Aging potions matter a lot here. If you have been collecting Birthday Gift rewards or bonus aging potions from previous events, now is the time to use them. Getting pets to full-grown faster means you can fuse them into a Neon sooner, which directly impacts trading value. You can also check out Adopt Me Pets if you need specific items or pets to complement your Summer Camp collection without spending extra time grinding.

Summer Camp Pet Trading Values

Since both the Bison and the Nurse Shark are part of the same event cycle, here is a realistic picture of what to expect based on how Adopt Me event pets have historically performed.

The Bison, now that it has left the shop, moves into limited territory. Supply is fixed and will only shrink as pets get traded, fused into Neons, and lost from active accounts. Expect value to climb gradually over the coming weeks.

The Nurse Shark sits in a slightly different spot right now because it is still obtainable. Once it leaves after Week 2, the same limited-supply dynamic kicks in. It costs more coins than the Bison, which may mean fewer players got multiples, potentially making the Neon and Mega Neon rarer than the equivalent Bison fusions.

One general tip for trading during any Adopt Me event: the best time to trade a new event pet is within the first 24 to 48 hours of launch, before the server floods with copies. If you get your Nurse Shark early in Week 2 and want to flip it, that window is tight. After that, supply increases and offers tend to drop.

Conclusion

We are genuinely enjoying this three-week build-up format. It gives more time to grind, more time to plan trades, and more to look forward to before Adopt Me Summerfest officially kicks off. The shift from a Truck Tour to a Boat Tour in Week 2 is a welcome change. The Litter Pick mechanic feels fresh compared to the bucket cooling task. One more week remains after this before Summerfest drops, so keep grinding those Compass Coins, do not sleep on the Nurse Shark window, and check back for Week 3 updates as the journey continues.