Apple TV Drops All 13 Camp Snoopy Episodes at Once, No Weekly Wait

All 13 episodes of Camp Snoopy’s second season landed on Apple TV on June 26, 2026, with the full batch available at once rather than parceled out weekly. For a family animated series, that release format is the real story: no waiting, no cliffhangers, just a complete season ready to run.

The new episodes return Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the Beagle Scouts to Camp Spring Lake for another summer. Activities this season include building sandcastles, swimming, and debating the eternal question of hot dogs versus hamburgers. The gang also goes searching for something called the hedge toad, which is exactly the kind of low-stakes quest that fits the Peanuts sensibility.

Thirteen episodes make up the season, all animated in the style of Charles M. Schulz’s original comic strip. The series is produced by WildBrain and Peanuts, with Rob Boutilier directing. Apple TV, which has been steadily building out its family content alongside prestige drama, holds the exclusive home for the show.

What’s around it on the platform

Camp Snoopy arrives at a moment when Apple TV’s calendar is busy. Silo season 3 is coming next week, and the platform recently confirmed Cape Fear premiering in June as well. The animated series gives families something to watch while that heavier drama slate builds.

Apple TV is also part of the Apple One subscription bundle, which means subscribers already paying for the service get the new season at no extra cost. That bundling context matters when comparing the value of a 13-episode drop against what competing platforms offer on similar release days.

The Peanuts brand has existed for decades across television specials, films, and comic strips, so Camp Snoopy is not reinventing anything. It is delivering exactly what the name promises, which, for this particular audience, is probably the point.