[Let's Do] Camping

What this mod is

[Let's Do] Camping is a Minecraft mod by satisfyu. It adds gear for carrying items, sleeping outdoors and cooking over a fire. The project describes itself as a simple outdoor experience with no unnecessary systems.

On Modrinth it's filed under the Storage category. It belongs to the Let's Do Collection, and the project's repository carries the tagline "Pack light. Stay longer."

Backpacks and bundles

The mod adds seven new backpacks. Each one provides three additional rows of storage. The project calls them pure utility, with no extra gimmicks.

You can also craft bundles. These are meant for compact organization of the things you carry.

Tents and sleeping bags

Tents come in all colors, and there are matching sleeping bags to go with them. The project says they suit expeditions, roleplay or scenic builds.

That makes them useful for two kinds of players. Some want a place to sleep away from home. Others just want a campsite that looks good.

The grill

The mod adds a functional grill for cooking meat. Grilled meals provide improved nutrition and saturation.

The project doesn't give exact numbers for this improvement. Treat it as a general boost, not a fixed amount.

Who it fits

This mod suits players who want a small set of practical outdoor items. It may appeal to you if you:

• want extra carrying space from backpacks
• like to build camps or roleplay as an explorer
• want better food from simple cooking

The source descriptions focus on backpacks, bundles, tents, sleeping bags and the grill. Honestly, they don't describe anything beyond these.

Compatibility

The mod supports the Fabric and Neoforge loaders. The only Minecraft version listed is 1.21.1.

Both client side and server side are marked as required. If you play on a multiplayer server, plan to have it installed on both sides.

License and community

The license is listed as All Rights Reserved.

The project's GitHub repository sits under the Let's Do Collection organization. Its community section points to GitHub, Discord and Patreon. The repository also carries a dedication to MissLilitu.