Overall agree with you that yeah Jurassic Park may not get you as wet as Popeye and Bluto or Ripsaw Falls but you can still get pretty wet on it enough that you may not want to walk around with soaked clothes, the back of the ride you may only get a few splashes, the front different story. My advice is normally to just plan to do all 3 rides back to back
When we went in 2017 we just dealt with it and dried off while people watching people on the drop of Jurassic Park and eating but in 2022 we packed a change of clothes and brought water shoes and just wore those for the rides. In 2022 however we did skip Ripsaw Falls only really because I wasn't feeling the 75 ft drop that day.
FWIW in 2022 even though we were at Royal Pacific we just did a locker for the day. Ordinarily we wouldn't do that but we knew we wanted to do some water rides. I'm not really fond of walking (or taking the boat) when just getting off a water ride personally speaking but I can understand how if someone was going to pause for the day after that it wouldn't be the end of the world doing that.