Camp Snoopy at Carowinds is part of the larger Cedar Fair entertainment chain's partnership with Peanuts Worldwide.
The area includes the 'Woodstock Express,' a wooden roller coaster originally built in 1975 that has operated under several names before its current integration into the Peanuts theme.
Many attractions in the area are designed with low-to-moderate thrill intensities to cater specifically to riders between 36 and 48 inches tall.
The landscaping features interactive water elements and shaded areas designed to help families manage heat during peak summer months.
Camp Snoopy is a dedicated children's area located within the Carowinds amusement park, specifically themed around Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts comic strip. The area features a variety of family-oriented rides, including mild coasters, spinning attractions, and playgrounds designed for younger guests. As of June 2026, the area operates as an integral component of the broader Carowinds facility. It offers attractions scaled for toddlers and elementary-aged children who may not meet height requirements for the park's larger thrill rides. The layout includes interactive play spaces and themed pathways decorated with classic Peanuts characters. It remains one of the primary focal points for families visiting the Fort Mill, South Carolina location.
Near the large Peanuts character statues located at the main entrance gateway of the Camp Snoopy area.
Measure your child's height before visiting to verify which rides they can safely board.
Visit during the early morning hours to ride the most popular children's attractions before the main park crowds arrive.
Use the Carowinds mobile app to check for any temporary ride maintenance or seasonal closures before heading to the area.
Do not attempt to board rides if your child does not meet the posted height requirements, as safety protocols are strictly enforced by ride operators.
Operating schedule fluctuates based on the main park's calendar; typically open daily during peak summer, transitioning to weekend-only operations during spring and fall months.
Shirts and shoes are required at all times; appropriate theme park attire is expected, and guests must follow all posted safety and height restrictions for individual rides.
