Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp

Woody's adventures begin with pranks that lead him into trouble. His incessant teasing of a social media star camping nearby results in his banishment from the forest.

In search of redemption, Woody sets off to Camp Woo Hoo, a picturesque retreat promising camaraderie. He hopes to bond with others and shed his troublesome past.

Woody's excitement is overshadowed by the presence of Buzz Buzzard, a fugitive in disguise as the head chef at the rival Camp Hoo Rah. Unknown to Woody, Buzz aims to steal a rumored hidden treasure.

Upon arrival at Camp Woo Hoo, Woody meets Angie, the enigmatic camp director, and her charming daughter, Maggie. These new friendships spark a sense of belonging for Woody.

Woody's rambunctious behavior disrupts the camp's peaceful atmosphere, earning him a reputation as a mischief-maker. Despite this, he begins to bond with his fellow campers.

As excitement builds for the Wilderness Games, Woody encourages fellow campers to recognize and harness their unique talents. They prepare for the competition that blends creativity with physical challenges.

Trouble brews with the arrival of Inspector Wally Walrus, who threatens to shut down Camp Woo Hoo unless they can prove their worth. Woody steps up to rally the campers in a last-ditch effort.

Despite a series of setbacks, the campers at Camp Woo Hoo start to channel their artistic talents into productive skills. Their morale begins to improve as they find unity in their creative pursuits.

Woody discovers Buzz's treacherous plan to manipulate Zane, the director of Camp Hoo Rah. This revelation of Buzz stockpiling weapons intensifies the rivalry between the camps.

As the epic confrontation looms, Woody and Buzz come face-to-face again. Campers discover compromised defenses, but under Maggie's leadership, they orchestrate a counterstrike against Camp Hoo Rah.

In a daring act, Woody uses a flare gun to summon both camps to the center, revealing Buzz's illegal dealings. This act of bravery seeks to unite the campers against a common threat.

Buzz traps Woody and the campers in the kitchen, forcing them to execute a thrilling escape. United against Buzz's wickedness, they plan to reclaim the treasure.

In a heroic moment, Woody sacrifices his chance for victory to save Maggie from a perilous fall, leaving him unconscious. This selfless act solidifies the bond between the two camps.

The campers discover that the treasure they sought was, in fact, a cherished statue representing their unity. This revelation brings joy and emotional connection to both camps.

Woody bids farewell to Maggie after a summer filled with growth and adventure. Both camps unite under the name Camp Woo Hoo Rah, carrying forward Woody's legacy of friendship.