Pocket Camp

A stopping place is more useful when it does not leave a new ruin behind. Pocket Camp places a prepared canopy and lets you collect its unchanged blocks when the trip continues.

A stop that travels with you

Carry oak planks, choose an open patch of solid ground and face the way you want the camp to open. The canopy assembles gradually, using your materials as each block is placed.

When the trip continues, sneak-use to pack the nearest camp you own. Unchanged recorded blocks return as ordinary drops. Pick them up before leaving; a bed, chest and other camping supplies are still yours to bring.

Craft it

• Pocket Camp: 1 × iron ingot, 2 × copper ingot, 1 × amethyst shard, 1 × stick.

Open the editable project below and choose Crafting Path to check each recipe’s exact arrangement.

Before you try it

• Placement uses air only. It does not remove terrain, add a bed, or create storage.
• Building materials are separate from activation cost. Packing handles your unchanged, loaded, unoccupied blocks; changed or already mined blocks are not refunded a second time.
• Collect the returned drops before leaving; packing is not an unlimited inventory delivery service.

Each activation costs one amethyst shard in Survival, with a three-second cooldown. Creative use is free.

Download the beta MCADDON from Files for Minecraft Bedrock 26.52. Import it and enable both the behavior and resource packs in a separate world. Start with a copy of a world you care about.

Checked on Windows in a separate test world. Other devices and live multiplayer have not been verified.

Make it yours

Choose Raised platform for a simpler rest stop, or switch Building material to Spruce planks. The layout and placement rate are separate settings.

Open Pocket Camp in the constructor to change the settings and build your own version. Save its editable project if you want to keep working later.