Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years

SpongeBob and his friends spend the summer at Kamp Koral, the wildest camp in the kelp forest, building underwater campfires, chasing wild jellyfish and swimming in Lake Yuckymuck. The episode, Night of the Living Stench, follows their summer adventures together at the camp.

Night of the Living Stench is a programme presented as an episode, classified within the episode genre. It follows the familiar format of the series, delivering a self‑contained story that fits neatly into the show’s overall structure. In this particular instalment, SpongeBob and his friends devote their summer to a series of off‑beat activities at Kamp Koral, the most outlandish camp tucked away in the kelp forest. They construct campfires that burn beneath the water’s surface, chase after wild jellyfish that dart about the reef, and take regular dips in the notoriously smelly Lake Yuckymuck. Each pastime is carried out with the same carefree enthusiasm that defines their underwater adventures. The setting itself adds a distinctive flavour to the episode. The kelp forest provides a lush, swaying backdrop, while the camp’s name—Kamp Koral—hints at a coral‑rich environment where the usual rules of land‑based camping are turned upside down. The camp’s reputation for eccentricity is evident in the unconventional activities the group undertakes, from underwater fire‑building to jellyfish hunting, all of which reinforce the quirky charm of the locale. Overall, the episode captures a light‑hearted summer vibe as the gang embraces the camp’s oddities. Whether they’re gathered around a glowing underwater fire or splashing about in Lake Yuckymuck’s foul waters, the characters revel in the sheer fun of a holiday spent in the kelp‑filled wilderness.