Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Minecraft Abandoned Camp Finder
Use our Minecraft Abandoned Camp Finder to locate exact abandoned camp coordinates from your world seed. Supports Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition with fast, accurate results—no cheats or /locate commands required.
At a glance
Abandoned Camp: Quick Answer
Abandoned camps are small surface structures added in Java 26.3 and Bedrock 26.50: a white wool tent with an unlit campfire and chests or barrels nearby. They generate in eighteen biomes, one attempt per 37×37-chunk region, at the same coordinates in Java and Bedrock. Enter your seed and coordinates above to get the exact location of the nearest camps.
- Added in
- Java 26.3 and Bedrock 26.50
- Biomes
- 18 forest, jungle, taiga and grassland biomes
- Spacing
- One attempt per 37×37-chunk region
- Java vs Bedrock
- Same coordinates on both editions
What Is an Abandoned Camp?
An abandoned camp is a small campsite that looks like someone left in a hurry. The tent is made of white wool stairs, with chests, barrels, straw beds, cushions and other utility blocks inside. The ground around it is dirt, gravel and path blocks, and an unlit campfire sits nearby with a chest or barrel.
Cobwebs and leaves sometimes replace parts of the tent, and some camps have a tree or a small crop farm next to them. The fences holding up the tent match the biome. A camp in a pale garden, for example, uses pale oak fences.
Biomes Where Camps Generate
Abandoned camps generate in eighteen Overworld biomes: bamboo jungle, birch forest, cherry grove, dappled forest, flower forest, forest, meadow, old growth birch forest, old growth pine taiga, old growth spruce taiga, pale garden, savanna, snowy taiga, sparse jungle, swamp, taiga, windswept forest and wooded badlands.
Each biome has ten tent variants, and each camp picks one of 49 campsites (45 shared and 4 specific to the biome). That makes 8,820 possible layouts.
Abandoned Camp Loot
| Container | Example loot |
|---|---|
| Barrels | Bread, wheat, coal, arrows, leather, string, a fishing rod, a bundle, straw beds and white cushions. |
| Common chests | Copper armor and weapons, a bow, spyglass, compass, saddle, lead, gunpowder and camp maps to other biomes. |
| Secret chests | Diamonds, iron and gold ingots, iron gear, potions and explorer maps to structures like trial chambers, ancient cities and woodland mansions. |
Some camps also hide secret chests out of sight below the surface, and a few have a rare oxidized copper chest with better loot than the normal chests. Check under the floor and around the campsite before you leave.
How Abandoned Camps Generate
- The world is split into 37×37-chunk regions, and each region gets one camp attempt at a random spot.
- If that spot isn't in one of the eighteen valid biomes, no camp generates in that region.
- Camps are at the same coordinates in Java and Bedrock, so one seed gives the same results on both editions.
How to Find an Abandoned Camp
- Make sure your world is on Java 26.3 or Bedrock 26.50 or later.
- Enter your seed and X and Z coordinates in the Abandoned Camp Finder above, then pick your edition and version.
- Travel to the nearest result. Camps are small, so look for a white tent, an unlit campfire and a patch of dirt, gravel and path blocks.
- No seed? Explore forest, taiga and jungle biomes and check under trees. Camp maps from other camps' common chests point to more camps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What version added abandoned camps?
Abandoned camps were added in Java Edition 26.3 and Bedrock Edition 26.50, in the third game drop of 2026. They were announced at Minecraft Live in May 2026. Worlds on older versions don't generate them, so pick 26.3 or later in Java, or 26.50 or later in Bedrock, in the finder.
What is the best loot in an abandoned camp?
The secret chests, which are hidden out of sight below the surface. They can hold diamonds, iron and gold ingots, iron gear, potions and explorer maps, including buried trial chambers, ancient city and woodland mansion maps. Dig around the campsite to find them.
Are abandoned camps in the same place in Java and Bedrock?
Yes. Abandoned camps are one of the few structures that generate at the same coordinates in Java and Bedrock Edition with the same seed, so the results from the Abandoned Camp Finder work on both editions. Trial chambers share this property, which makes both easy to plan around on any platform.
How common are abandoned camps?
Each 37×37-chunk region gets one attempt to place a camp at a random spot. The camp only appears if that spot falls in one of the eighteen valid biomes, so camps are frequent in forest and taiga areas and missing in deserts, oceans and mountains.
Why do abandoned camps look different?
Each biome has ten tent designs, and each camp picks one of 49 campsites, giving 8,820 combinations. The tent's fences match the biome, and cobwebs, leaves, trees or small crop farms can be added, so two camps rarely look the same.
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Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
Exact coordinates from your seed, Java & Bedrock.
