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Pale garden camp finder

Find nearby pale garden camps in your seed. Map locations are model predictions.

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About this finder

Find the nearest pale garden camp in your seed, or search around the place you are exploring. This tool searches abandoned camp placements with a pale garden biome match; every listed camp meets that filter. Each result gives its coordinates, distance and direction. The search runs in your browser with the generation model for Java 26.3 and Bedrock 26.50.

Pale garden camp or Pale Garden Camp Map?

A pale garden camp is an abandoned camp in the Pale Garden biome. This finder locates predicted camps in a seed. It searches beyond nearby camps in other biomes to build your list of pale garden matches.

A Pale Garden Camp Map is an in-game item pointing to a particular camp. The nearest camp to your coordinates can be a different destination. Follow the item’s map marker if you want the camp that map points to.

The finder does not read your inventory or predict Camp Map drops, chest contents or secret chests. A checked camp location in the examples below does not establish its loot.

Find abandoned camps in any biome →

Holding a camp map? Read how to follow a Swamp Camp Map or Pale Garden Camp Map.

How to find pale garden camps

  1. Enter your world’s seed and choose its edition and generation version. A fresh visit loads a catalogue example so you can see how the finder works.
  2. Search from world spawn or enter your own X and Z coordinates.
  3. Select Find pale garden camps. The list gives predicted coordinates, horizontal distance and direction; select a row number to centre the map on it.
  4. Use the X and Z coordinates to travel toward a result, then check the location in your world. A copied /tp command needs cheats or permission, and a ~ Y value keeps your current height.

Abandoned Camp generation guide on the Minecraft Wiki. The facts below come from our sourced structure research; they do not verify a finder result.

About these results

Each location is a prediction from the generation model for the version you choose. It is not a check in the game. The model applies placement and biome rules, but terrain and later generation can still stop a structure from generating.

World spawn is estimated from the seed. If you know your spawn point, or want results near where you are now, search from your own coordinates.

Pick the version your world was created in. Structures generate when chunks are first loaded, so areas explored in an older version keep that version's structures. Bedrock results come from a separate community model that has not been independently checked against the game.

Pale garden camp seeds and reference

For a fresh world, use one of the Java 26.3 camp seeds below. Each linked seed page has the camp’s checked coordinates and real in-game screenshots. For an existing world, enter its seed above and search from your own X and Z coordinates.

Where abandoned camps generate, their variants, loot and history →

Pale garden camp finder FAQ

Where do pale garden camps generate?

This page searches the pale garden camp variant. Use the abandoned camp finder to include camps in other biomes. Finding a Pale Garden by itself does not guarantee a camp there.

Does the finder work for Java and Bedrock?

It supports these model checkpoints: Java 26.3 and Bedrock 26.50. Select the edition and version that generated the chunks you want to search. Java and Bedrock use separate models; a Java location does not confirm a Bedrock location.

Are the results checked in game?

The live list and map show predictions. The separate checked-seed table gives locations we verified in the edition and version shown, and links to their screenshots. Loading a catalogue example does not verify the other locations calculated by the finder.

Why might a result be missing in my world?

Check the seed, edition and generation version first. Chunks explored before a world upgrade keep their earlier generation. Terrain and later generation can prevent a predicted structure from appearing. The finder cannot inspect your save or determine which chunks you already explored.

Seeds with pale garden camps we checked in game

Checked in game by SeedLookout

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