Director: Jonathan A. Rosenbaum
Getting kicked out of the forest is only the beginning of the trouble in "Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp," a 2024 family comedy that sends the classic troublemaker to summer camp.
What is Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp about?
After his usual antics finally get him banished from his home in the forest, Woody Woodpecker stumbles onto Camp Woo Hoo and decides he's found the forever home he's been looking for. The rustic camp, run with more heart than budget, welcomes his chaos surprisingly well, and Woody settles into a routine of pranks, campfire mischief, and new friendships with the camp's staff and campers. That fragile peace cracks when a humorless inspector arrives with a clipboard full of violations and the authority to shut Camp Woo Hoo down for good. Woody, never one to sit still while something he cares about is at risk, throws himself into a scheme to save the camp — turning his knack for trouble into the one thing that might actually keep the lights on.
Cast & crew
Eric Bauza voices Woody Woodpecker, with Kevin Michael Richardson, Tom Kenny, Mary-Louise Parker, Josh Lawson, Chloe De Los Santos, Kershawn Theodore, and Savannah La Rain rounding out the camp's cast of counselors and kids, directed by Jonathan A. Rosenbaum.
Context & significance
Woody Woodpecker has been a fixture of American animation since the 1940s, and this outing keeps the character's slapstick, cackling energy intact while dropping him into a fresh summer-camp setting built for a new generation of viewers.
Where & how to watch
K-Time streams "Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp" with a Farsi dub, fitting the platform's focus on a Persian-language viewing experience for Iranian families abroad. Reading about the film costs nothing; watching it just needs a free K-Time account and login, with no other barriers in between.