This rare 1982 Knott’s Berry Farm television commercial promotes Snoopy and the Peanuts characters as part of the park’s summer fun lineup — a year before the opening of Camp Snoopy in 1983. The spot highlights Knott’s growing partnership with Charles M. Schulz, bringing Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the gang into the park as family-friendly mascots. Before Snoopy, Knott’s had its own original characters like the Bear-y family from Knott’s Bear-y Tales. Still, this commercial shows how Snoopy was already being introduced to guests as a recognizable, beloved icon. This marks a critical moment in Knott’s Berry Farm's history, where the park transitioned from homegrown mascots to the world-famous Peanuts franchise, paving the way for the opening of Camp Snoopy the following year. 🎢 Relive the nostalgia of this early 1980s Knott’s commercial and see how Snoopy’s story at Knott’s Berry Farm began even earlier than most fans remember! Step back into the 1980s with Knott’s Ice Spectacular: ...