Knott's Camp Spooky

It's that time again....Head over to Knott's Berry Farms' Camp Spooky. Whether your kids decide to dress up as a pirate, Dracula or a cowboy, the fall daytime, non-scare celebration is perfect for family members of all ages. Let the kids take part in Snoopy's Costume Party and Parade and visit the always famous Camp Spooky with all of the new rides recently added this past summer. This celebration is all cheer and with no fear. Disclaimer: We were invited to participate as part of media day. We did not receive any compensation for attending. All thoughts and opinions are all my own.

Once the sunlight fades, the ghouls and goblins Un-Earth themselves into the darkness under the moonlight. The bigger kids in the family can then get their chills from the ever so creepy Knott's Scary Farm. The evening hours are not for the faint of heart...beware of what hides in the fog....Starting September 25th and continuing until November 1st. Tickets are limited and typically sell out so secure your date now.

Additionally, Knott's daytime celebration is host to several great events such as Charlie Brown's NEW Halloween show where the entire family will be singing and dancing. Next, your family can run over to the Potion Station to concoct a fun Kool Aid mixture in their very own test tube. Head over to the Mini Monster Maze where the kids can experience an obstacle maze finding candy along the way. Ready to enjoy the fun....pre-order your tickets online at knotts.com. What a great way to enjoy a safe Halloween celebration allowing your children to dress up as their favorite Ninja Turtle and enjoy fabulous rides and shows. Come on down and join the Field Trip Mom family for a day of fantastic fun at Knott's Berry Farm.

Follow the fun and post your own pictures on Instagram using the hashtag #campsnoopy! Have a great weekend!

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