Snoopy:
He’s loyal, funny, imaginative and good-natured. He is also cuddly and loves to play! His name is Snoopy and he has been the mascot for Knott’s Berry Farm since 1983 along with the rest of his friends in the PEANUTS gang. But how did Snoopy become the face of Knott’s Berry Farm? The answer lies in pop culture!

In the early 80’s Marion Knott, daughter of Walter and Cordelia Knott knew that she wanted to revitalize the theme park and meet the competition. She turned to former Disney imagineers and they suggested that the park get a new Mascot. Someone with pop culture relativity. At that time, Snoopy was one of the biggest and most recognizable characters around due to his overwhelming popularity in the comic strip by Charles M Schulz. Snoopy was the face of Met Life, Chex Mix, Russell Stover’s candies and so much more. Naturally, Marion approached Charles Schulz and eventually the idea of building a children’s area within the park was born. In 1983, Knott’s Berry Farm became the first theme park to license the Peanuts characters, thus creating the first Camp Snoopy area and making Snoopy the park’s mascot.

https://familyreviewguide.com/snoopy-mascot-knotts-berry-farm

Camp Snoopy:
This area is perfect for families with small children. Many of the rides have no height requirement if there is an accompanying adult with the child, but others do have some low height requirements. My oldest was able to ride most of the rides alone, and all of them with an adult. Camp Snoopy has a lot of fun rides and is also a great area to let the kids roam a bit.

https://thiscrazyadventurecalledlife.com/knotts-berry-farm-toddlers