Director: Scott Montgomery
Snoopy trades his doghouse for a tent when word gets out that his Beagle Scout troop might fold, sending him and his friends racing to earn enough badges to save it.
What is Camp Snoopy about?
The Peanuts gang splits into two overlapping summer adventures once Snoopy learns his Beagle Scout troop is at risk of shutting down. He and the Beagle Scouts head into the wilderness determined to knock out every badge requirement they can find, from fire-building to orienteering, with Woodstock and the rest of the flock along for the ride. Back at Camp Spring Lake, Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, and the rest of the kids settle into the usual rhythm of cabin rivalries, awkward crushes, and small daily triumphs that make up a summer away from home. The two storylines trade off episode by episode, letting the show mine both the slapstick of Snoopy's outdoor mishaps and the gentler, more observational humor Charlie Brown's camp scenes are known for. Long stretches without dialogue rely on visual gags and expressive animation, a hallmark of the franchise, while the camp material keeps the emotional throughline recognizable to anyone who grew up with the strip or its earlier specials.
Cast & crew
The voice cast includes Etienne Kellici, Terry McGurrin, Rob Tinkler, Caleb Bellavance, Molly Lewis, Cash Allen-Martin, and Hattie Kragten, filling out the familiar Peanuts roster for this new season. Scott Montgomery directs, working within the visual style established by the studio's earlier Peanuts productions, keeping character designs and pacing consistent with prior entries in the franchise.
Context & significance
Camp Snoopy is the latest entry in the long-running run of Peanuts television projects that trace back to Charles Schulz's original comic strip, which has been adapted into specials, films, and series for decades. The show leans on the strip's outdoor-adventure episodes, a recurring setting throughout Peanuts history, giving both the Beagle Scouts and the human campers separate but thematically linked arcs about earning belonging and figuring out where you fit in a group.
Where & how to watch
Camp Snoopy is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, making it easy for kids and parents to watch together in Farsi. Streaming requires only a free K-Time account, and the platform's interface can be set fully to Farsi for a smoother experience for Persian-speaking families.