What Let's Do Camping works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Loaders | Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Quilt |
| Minecraft versions | 1.20.1, 1.21.1 |
| Environment | Client, Server |
Let's Do Camping is a Java Edition mod for Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt that turns overnight stops into a real activity. It adds colorable tents and sleeping bags, grills, a walking stick, and eight backpack variants for 1.20.1 and 1.21.1. It requires Cloth Config API and Trinkets to load, and gear equips through a Trinkets slot instead of a vanilla armor slot.
What's in the camping kit
- Tents in all 16 dye colors, used to mark and decorate a campsite
- Sleeping bags in all 16 dye colors that let a player rest without changing their world spawn point
- Grills that cook food to a higher nutrition value and mark it as Grilled
- A Multitool for rotating blocks and a Walking Stick that boosts movement speed
- Marshmallows and roasted marshmallows that grant a speed effect
- Eight backpack variants that share the same storage capacity and equip in a Trinkets or Curios slot with a default B keybind
Where to find each backpack
- Small Backpack: craftable from the start
- Wanderer variants: traded from Wandering Traders
- Sheepbag: traded from Shepherd villagers
- Enderbag: found in Strongholds
- Enderpack: found in The End, gives instant Ender Chest access
Installing Let's Do Camping and its dependencies
Grab the build that matches your loader and Minecraft version from the Modrinth page, then add Cloth Config API and Trinkets to the same mods folder since Let's Do Camping will not load without them. The mod requires an install on both the client and the server, so multiplayer servers need the same three files in their mods folder as every connecting player.
Questions about Let's Do Camping.
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How do I install Let's Do Camping?
Download the Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, or Quilt build from Modrinth that matches your Minecraft version, then add Cloth Config API and Trinkets to the same mods folder since both are required for Let's Do Camping to load. Install the same three files on both the client and the server for multiplayer.
Does Let's Do Camping work with Forge and NeoForge?
Yes. Modrinth lists Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt builds for 1.20.1 and 1.21.1. Match your loader and Minecraft version exactly, since the Cloth Config API and Trinkets builds you need are loader-specific too.
Do sleeping bags replace a bed?
No. Sleeping bags let a player rest through the night without changing their world spawn point, unlike a vanilla bed. Tents in the mod are decorative and do not affect sleeping or spawn mechanics on their own.
Where do I get the different backpacks?
The Small Backpack is craftable from the start. Wanderer variants come from Wandering Traders, the Sheepbag from Shepherd villagers, the Enderbag from Strongholds, and the Enderpack from The End. All eight variants share the same storage capacity.
Is Let's Do Camping safe to use on a multiplayer server?
Let's Do Camping is distributed by its creator on Modrinth under an all-rights-reserved license, so download it only from the creator's Modrinth page. It requires both client and server installs of itself, Cloth Config API, and Trinkets; back up a server world before adding any new mod.
