Camp Snoopy At Knott’s

A great place to play with The Girl (age 4). We love the improvements they’ve made, but I wish they didn’t get rid of the sling go style Nascar ride they had. All the little kids loved that one! And the new flyer style ride doesn’t seem to fit in Camp Snoopy. It should have been in the boardwalk or something on a grander scale. The playground is nice. There are characters always out to greet kids. The show is always fun and interactive.
My only complaint is that they should have more employees in each attraction during peak times/​days. One helping with gates, one loading, and one on controls that also checks seats. I think the ride capacity could be so much better and move more people through if they made some changes to the attendents roles. Maybe even have someone at the queue to make sure the right side people are getting in line instead of waiting until they get to the front loading area.

Been there for season pass and unlimited food. It nice! Save my money! My kids loved it

Really enjoying the season pass with my son. Hanging out in Camp Snoopy is one of his favorite things to do as a large playground full of rides that mostly spin around. The «tummy» ride is basically where the kids are in a steel cage that holds the riders like a superman. He absolutely loves it. People are all very nice and are pretty casual with the guests as well. Another good feature is that the camp area is pretty clean with janitorial staff that are walking through and cleaning as they go.

It was my daughter’s first time at Knott’s and she loved loved loved it! I had fun just watching her. It wasn’t too busy which I like. There were some cute rides and she really liked the show. I would prefer a large play area for the kids and more rides that they could ride by themselves. But for the size of the park it’s good. Since it was just us we didn’t really visit the other side of the park. Will come back for sure!

I don’t know why, but I remember the TV commercials so well. We went to Disneyland much more often even though Knott’s was closer and cheaper, but after those commercials started running? Well, the Disneyland-Knott’s discrepancy continued, but Knott’s seemed like more of a kids’ place even though it had always been one and had never really been one at the same time.
The fake rocks and fake river and wonderful swaying rope bridge were fun. And I even saw Snoopy go across once, just like in the commercial.
The little kids’ rides were a disappointment – I was too old for them – but I will give this to Camp Snoopy: It felt thematically unified and complete. Here was this little summer camp with Peanuts characters in the northeast corner of Knott’s Berry Farm. This contrasted with Magic Mountain’s treatment of the Looney Tunes characters (or Bugs Bunny World, as it would eventually be called), which felt like an afterthought thrown in just to mislead parents into believing that a trip to Magic Mountain was worth it with little kids in tow (it wasn’t and isn’t).
I don’t know how Camp Snoopy has aged, but I’m glad it still exists, even though little kids probably have no idea who Snoopy and Woodstock (s) are, let alone Lucy and Charlie Brown. Do you think the Pigpen character had real flies following him around? Now that would be cool.

There are 2 parking spots for knotts. We parked across the street from camp snoopy and had to walk across. There is parking inside the park bit I decided not to risk it.
This is my sons first time here at knotts. The lines were pretty long when we got there at 10am. This was my first time at Camp snoopy as we would always just walk past it during knotts scary farm. He loved most of the rides in camp snoopy. The hot air balloon, the little planes with the lever that goes up and down, the train, the trucks with the annoying horns, the swings, the dune buggies, the school bus (he ddnt like that one), and the boat (he ddnt like that one either). We waited a very long time for the ferris wheel. When we got on it started creaking and making some scary and ugly noise. They eventually had to let everyone off to see what the problem was. Pretty scary! We were in camp snoopy for a good 4 hrs. Left the park around 8pm and he fell asleep like a baby in the car.

When you cut Disneyland’s tickets in half and your daughter still has a good birthday it is a score. I grew up going to Knott’s and I am glad I can being my own kids to Knott’s. I wished the current company that owns Knott’s would sell it back to the Knott’s family because I feel it lacks the idea behind the park. However I guess I can understand as it is business and there is no heart in business. I cherish the parts that are still a live at Knott’s and I hope someone steps up and takes it from the corporation. Thank you for letting my family and I go to your park.

My son is not yet a thrill seeker, so the rides at Camp Snoopy were perfect for him! He was thrilled to meet the whole cast of Snoopy characters. The staff helping the characters were very nice & I didn’t feel rushed to take pictures of my son with each character.
We were here on Saturday 4÷25÷15. The weather was chilly & threatened rain. The lines for Camp Snoopy were all short. The most we waited was 10 minutes.
The downside, I didn’t fit in some of the rides at Camp Snoopy. Some rides are only meant for children. The rides I am referring to are for both adults & kids. The polite Knott’s ride staff made suggestions for positioning my squished legs (really, I’m not THAT tall), and they tactfully said to try «sitting up taller,» so the ride’s security arm could (uncomfortably) click into place. Okay, I have little bit of a belly, but I haven’t felt the need to diet until after excusing myself from a Camp Snoopy roller coaster ride. However, the young man working the ride was very sweet.
Will return again.

This is the most fabulous season pass we have bought for your 2 year old. He LOVES it here, and it is perfect for his age group. It offers a lot (especially now that he is over 36″). We LOVE coming here. When we babysit our friend’s 2 year old, she also has the best time. She will keep saying Snoopy every time she sees me for weeks afterwards. This is definitely worth going to if you have a child under 3. I am not sure how it is for older kids.

Too much fun for the little ones. Always a good place to bring the kiddos. Staff was very friendly and pleasant. We will return. Ferris wheel takes kind of long time. Have fun.

Been over a year since I’ve been here
A lot of improvements in camp snoopy!!! 3 new rides and not just for the tiny tots… My 9 & 11 year olds had fun in camp snoopy (as well as the rest of the park)
The restaurant also has gone through a change
New menu and menu boards
New tables and chairs
They took out the tv playing cartoons (sad)
Put in a fresh topping bar for the burgers and dogs … I was hoping it was a salad bar but sadly it wasn’t.
It did have a variety of pickles and peppers and both chopped and leaved lettuce … Sweet!
The trees were all lit up for the holidays … It looked absolutely amazing!!!

Attended the Camp Spooky opening day for Season Pass holders, where we got in a hour early. I enjoyed it, loved the decorations, did not like the Knott’s guy wiggling the candy in the air and my kid was jumping for it, thought that was rude but beyond that it was a good day.

My 5 year old loves this place! Although my 8 year old is reaching the point where he no longer can participate in all the activities in Camp Snoopy, we have many memories of his earlier years on the many rides my 5 year old now enjoys.
I highly recommend Knott’s!!!

Snoopys house is what the munchkin calls Knott’s. She has always called it that ever since our first trip here years ago. This is something very special I think.
The rides here are mostly pint sized and i cant go on many of them with the munchkin, however she never cared since it is a thrill to be there on the rides. A lot of great memories were had here and we still laugh at these things today. Granted Camp Snoopy is only a part of this park, it has likely made more lil ones smile then 99% of the rest of the world.
Pro Tip: Visit the whole park and dont get lost just in this corner.
This part of the park has a few rides that parents can do with their kids as well. I think my favorite part was when the munchkin and I were on rides together. However, she may have liked the ones that she could roll solo on.
They have a mini rollercoaster which the munchkin loved and one time on that midget mobile had me realizing that I just cant fit and let her go on it forever more solo. The snoopy bounce house I was clearly too big for, but she loved to bounce in it as long as I would let her before moving on to another location.
They also have face painting, air brushed tattoo’s, and other random vendors throughout this part of the park. I know the munchkin loves the facepainting with a passion. Likely more than any other part.
Definitely this part of Knott’s is worth visiting if you have a lil one. if you dont have a little one, there is no reason to be here unless you are walking through. But the munchkin and I like it a lot.

Day after New Year’s. Pretty good crowd. Well organized staff. Rides were fun and fun. 7-​year old had fun. It’s been 3 years since we’ve gone.
Nice little break.

I am a regular here. Well… not to brag, but I am also the Duke here.
When my kids were born, and I needed a place to relieve my sanity and get some exercise at the same time, this was the place I took them to. I park at the 2 hour spot and walk all over the theme park.
Of course, the rides when they are tiny would be:
Merry Go Round, Woodstock airmail, Balloon ride, Bus ride, Lucys Tugboat
Now that they are older, it’s more like:
Roller coaster ride (BTW, I meet the maximum height requirement but don’t get in cuz it’s not a pleasant ride for adults)
Log Ride (Ok, I know this is not camp snoopy but its a thrill ride for little thrill seekers)
Ballon bounce– (what kid doesn’t like this? way to get dirty and get tired at the same time)
Pacific Scrambler (yes, this is not at camp snoopy also, but pint size kids will work with an adult on this ride. It is really fast and you will most likely lose your kid on the ground)
I love knotts, I like how they always try to keep up with the competition by adding a ride here and there. For camp snoopy though, they really haven’t done much. Well, they haven’t done anything at all ever since I can remember. Hence, not quite a 5 star experience. Great for locals coming on weekdays. On the weekends, come early and you should be fine. Annual pass members like me will get in half an hour earlier. Worth the price.

Our kids have created so many lifelong memories trick-​or-​treating around Camp Spooky with their favorite Peanuts characters.
The kids get a map that takes them on a not so spooky adventure through Camp Spooky, and is a great way to spend the holiday with your children.
We recommend bringing your kids in their Halloween costumes to enjoy this event, and a treat bag for trick-​or-​treating. Don’t forget going through the «It’s a Great Pumpkin Hay Maze» it is our kids favorite!

Knott’s Berry Farm itself is a very entertaining venue, one I would recommend to tourists and locals alike. The rides are thrilling, the lines aren’t ridiculously long, and it’s close to my mom’s house, so I like it a lot. However, it is lacking in a lot o areas: not enough trees (shade), no shows really, and it’s hard to find picture opportunities with Snoopy and other characters. It lacks the magic of Disneyland and the special effects of Universal Studios, but what it does lack in either, it makes up in good rides. Some of them are too thrilling in my opinion, but if you like the upside-​down, corkscrew, backward types rides this is a good place to go for it.
On a hot, sunny day, it’s not too good to go since shade is lacking here and on non-​busy days not all their rides are open., but parking is easy and it’s cheaper than the other parks (if you could find a nice coupon deal), so it’s well worth the money you spend on a ticket. If you have the time and money to go, it’s worth a trip. Prepare to be exhausted by the end of the day though!

I have such great memories of Camp Snoopy. Every summer my Grandma and Grandpa would take me to Knott’s multiple times and watch as I rode all the kiddy rides. As a grown up I still appreciate all that Camp Snoopy has to offer. They have small versions of just about every ride in the park and still have some of the nostalgic stuff from my childhood like the huff n puff and balloon ride.
They also have shows and restaurants geared toward children as well. Maybe one day I’ll be able to bring my own kids here!

As much as I want to LOVE Knott’s, I just can’t:(. I got another pass for 2013, but I keep asking myself «why»? It’s filthy, unkept, and needs numerous gallons of paint. What can consumers do to get Knott’s to do some beautification???
I keep thinking if I throw some of my money their way, it might happen, but it hasn’t:(. This used to be, and still could be, such a great place! It wouldn’t take too much money!
Yesterday my group was sitting by the Hat Dance, having lunch and I saw a gardener caring for the marigolds. I don’t think the flowers ever stood out to me before, and I love flowers. Then I thought about how they’re paying gardeners to tend to flowers, but the ride looks like it hasn’t been painted since I was a kid and rode that right over and over until I wanted to throw up, and we won’t talk about how LONG that’s been!
Please Knott’s, we want to love you, we really do, step it up a few notches! And have you looked at how dingy the water park is???