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{{Wrongpage|the facility in New Leaf and New Horizons|other uses|Campsite}}
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|image1=Campsite Occupied NH.png
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| title    = Campsite
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| image    = NH Campsite Exterior.png
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|caption1= An occupied Campsite in New Horizons
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| caption  = An occupied campsite in {{NH|short|nolink}}
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|image2=NLCampsiteEmpty.jpg
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| image2   = NH Campsite Interior.png
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| caption2 = [[Peewee]] camping in {{NH|short|nolink}}
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|caption2=A vacant Campsite in New Leaf
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| function  = Accommodating non-resident [[villager]]s, allowing them to be invited to [[Moving|move in]]
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|service=Accommodating non-resident [[Villager|Villagers]]
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| time      = All day <small>(only if villager in campsite)</small>
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|services=
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| items    =  
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|hours=All day
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| bells    = {{Currency|Bells|59,800}} <small>(NL)</small>
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|price=59,800 bells<small>(NL)</small>
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| size     = 4x3 <small>({{NH|short|nolink}})</small><br />3x3 <small>({{NL|short|nolink}})</small>
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|size=4x3 <small>({{NH|nolink|short}})</small><br />3x3 <small>({{NL|nolink|short}})</small>
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| ja-name  = キャンプサイト
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|appearances={{NL}}<br>{{NH}}
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| fr-name  = Camping
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| de-name  = Campingplatz
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| ko-name  = 캠핑장
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| it-name  = Area per campeggio
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| nl-name  = Kampeerplek
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| zh-name  = 露营地
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| zht-name  = 露營地
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| es-name  = Zona de acampada
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| esl-name  = Zona de campamento
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| ru-name  = Кемпинг
 
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The '''Campsite''' is a facility available for construction in {{NL}} and {{NH}}. In {{NL|short|nolink}}, it is a [[public works project]] that costs 59,800 [[Bells]] to construct, and it cannot be demolished. In {{NH|short|nolink}} the Campsite can be crafted and placed anywhere on the island. In both games, a villager can occupy the Campsite on random days, and if space is available, they can be invited to move in. The Campsite is only available for use by non-resident villagers, and allows a variety of special villager interactions with the camping villager known as minigames.
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The '''campsite''' is a facility available for construction in {{NL}} and {{NH}}. In {{NL|short|nolink}}, it is a [[public works project]] that costs 59,800 [[Bell]]s to construct, and it cannot be demolished. In {{NH|short|nolink}} the campsite can be crafted and placed anywhere on the island. In both games, a villager can occupy the campsite on random days, and if space is available, they can be invited to [[Moving|move in]]. The campsite is only available for use by non-resident villagers, and allows a variety of special villager interactions with the camping villager known as minigames.
  
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Campers accommodated by the Campsite are never seen to sleep, roam the town or shop, and tents or igloos disappear at six o'clock in the morning, only when the player activates the morning rise and shine by exiting a building. Campers will not appear on days if there is an event that goes on all day or if a holiday takes place that day.
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Campers accommodated by the campsite are never seen to sleep, roam the town or shop, and tents or igloos disappear at six o'clock in the morning (5:00 AM in {{NH|short|nolink}}), only when the player activates the morning rise and shine by exiting a building. Campers will not appear on days if there is an event that goes on all day or if a holiday takes place that day.
  
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==In {{NL|nolink}}==
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==In {{NL|short|nolink}}==
 
===Unlocking===
 
===Unlocking===
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The public works project for the Campsite is available as soon as the player is able to build public works projects. It costs 59,800 Bells, and it occupies a 3x3 space.
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The public works project for the campsite is available as soon as the player is able to build public works projects. It costs 59,800 Bells, and it occupies a 3x3 space.
  
 
===Usage===
 
===Usage===
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In {{NL}}, any non-resident villagers can stay at the Campsite, which includes villagers seen previously, in friend towns or previous town residents. Interacting with them have their special benefits. Players may obtain many furniture and items from campers when playing their minigames, and a player may convince a villager to move into their town.
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{{See also|Campsite (facility)/Minigames}}
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In {{NL}}, any non-resident villagers can stay at the campsite, which includes villagers seen previously, in friend towns or previous town residents. Interacting with them have their special benefits. Players may obtain many furniture and items from campers when playing their minigames, and a player may convince a villager to move into their town.
  
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If a town has nine villagers and a Campsite when the player convinces a camper to move in, the camper will take up the special tenth slot of the town. No unwarranted villagers will be able to move into a player's town if it has nine residents, unless they are StreetPassed into the town or invited when camping.
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If a town has nine villagers and a campsite when the player convinces a camper to move in, the camper will take up the special tenth slot of the town. No unwarranted villagers will be able to move into a player's town if it has nine residents, unless they are StreetPassed into the town or invited when camping.
  
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Having a camper in the town will not affect residents, as they will not talk about an occupied Campsite or a camping stranger. Booker and Copper will take note of this however, though they are only unlocked by constructing the [[Police Station]].
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Having a camper in the town will not affect residents, as they will not talk about an occupied campsite or a camping stranger. Booker and Copper will take note of this however, though they are only unlocked by constructing the [[police station]].
  
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===Tent Campers===
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===Tent campers===
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{{main|Tent Camper}}
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From February 25 to December 10, campers that arrive for a visit on the town's campsite will set up a tent on the town's campsite. Inside, the villager may want to play a game with the player, if the player has 5,000 Bells or more and has one or more space in their pockets. The player can obtain special camping-themed furniture from the villager along with regular kinds of furniture, which is selected at random. The villager can also ask to play a game to sell one of the player's furniture, wallpaper, flooring or even regular tools (not counting silver or gold items though).
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From February 25<sup>th</sup> to December 10<sup>th</sup>, campers that arrive for a visit on the town's Campsite will set up a tent on the town's Campsite. Inside, the villager may want to play a game with the player, if the player has 5,000 bells or more and has one or more space in their pockets. The player can obtain [[Camping Gear]] furniture from the villager along with regular kinds of furniture, which is selected at random. The villager can also ask to play a game to sell one of the player's furniture, wallpaper, flooring or even regular tools (not counting silver or gold items though).
 
  
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===Igloo Campers===
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===Igloo campers===
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{{main|Igloo Camper}}
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From December 11 to February 24, campers that arrive for a visit on the town's campsite will set up an igloo on the town's campsite. Inside, the villager may want to play a game with the player, if the player has 5,000 Bells or more and has one or more space in their pockets. The player can obtain Winter Gear furniture from the villager along with regular kinds of furniture, which is selected at random. The villager can also ask to play a game to sell one of the player's furniture, wallpaper, flooring or even regular tools (not counting silver or gold items though).
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From December 11<sup>th</sup> to February 24<sup>th</sup>, campers that arrive for a visit on the town's Campsite will set up an igloo on the town's Campsite. Inside, the villager may want to play a game with the player, if the player has 5,000 bells or more and has one or more space in their pockets. The player can obtain Winter Gear furniture from the villager along with regular kinds of furniture, which is selected at random. The villager can also ask to play a game to sell one of the player's furniture, wallpaper, flooring or even regular tools (not counting silver or gold items though).
 
  
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===Exclusive Items===
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===Exclusive items===
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Below are a list of Campsite-exclusive furniture and items that the player may only obtain from a camping villager through a minigame.
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Below are a list of campsite-exclusive furniture and items that the player may only obtain from a camping villager through a minigame.
  
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''Tent Camper Exclusives''
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''Tent camper exclusives''
 
*Backpack
 
*Backpack
 
*Bonfire
 
*Bonfire
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*Propane Stove
 
*Propane Stove
  
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''Igloo Camper Exclusives''
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''Igloo camper exclusives''
 
*Camp Stove
 
*Camp Stove
 
*Fish Grill
 
*Fish Grill
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*Smoker
 
*Smoker
  
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==In {{NH|nolink}}==
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==In {{NH|short|nolink}}==
 
===Unlocking===
 
===Unlocking===
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Once [[Resident Services]] has been upgraded, if the Resident Representative asks [[Tom Nook]], "What should I do?", he will tell the player about building a Campsite, and he will give them a [[DIY]] recipe for a Campsite construction kit. Once the kit is crafted, the player can choose where to place it, and it will be built the following day. The day after the campsite is built, a random [[Smug]] villager will set up camp, and will remain indefinitely until arrangements are made for them to move onto the island, which is required for the "[[K.K. Slider#Animal Crossing: New Horizons|Project K]]" storyline to proceed. Any conversation with the villager will end with an invitation to move to the island being issued and accepted.<ref>[https://kotaku.com/im-playing-animal-crossing-wrong-and-its-good-actuall-1843135886 Grayson, N. I'm Playing Animal Crossing Wrong, And It's Good, Actually. ''Kotaku''. April 28, 2020]</ref>
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Once [[Resident Services]] has been upgraded, if the Resident Representative asks [[Tom Nook]], "What should I do?", he will tell the player about building a campsite, and he will give them a single-use [[DIY]] recipe for a campsite construction kit. Once the kit is crafted, the player can choose where to place it, and it will be built the following day.  
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The day after the campsite is built, a random [[smug]] villager will set up camp, and will remain indefinitely until arrangements are made for them to move onto the island, which is required for the "[[K.K. Slider#Animal Crossing: New Horizons|Project K]]" storyline to proceed. It is not possible to reject this villager; any conversation with them will end with an invitation to move to the island being issued and accepted, though the actual move will not occur until after a new villager housing plot has been placed.<ref>Grayson, N. (April 28, 2020). [https://kotaku.com/im-playing-animal-crossing-wrong-and-its-good-actuall-1843135886 "I'm Playing ''Animal Crossing'' Wrong, And It's Good, Actually"]. Kotaku.</ref>
  
 
===Usage===  
 
===Usage===  
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In {{NH}}, the Campsite acts similarly to {{NL|short|nolink}}, where non-resident villagers can stay at the campsite and be invited to move in. Additionally, an Animal Crossing [[amiibo]] card can be scanned to invite a specific villager to the Campsite. If there are no open spots for new villagers, a current resident can be evicted to allow the camper to move in. Additionally, the evicted villager can be "adopted" by another player and can move in to their island.
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:''Further information on inviting villagers via amiibo: [[Amiibo#Animal Crossing: New Horizons|amiibo § Animal Crossing: New Horizons]]''
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===Inviting via Amiibo===
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[[File:Amiibo Camper Invitation NH.jpg|thumb|left|The player inviting [[Margie]] to camp via amiibo.]]
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In {{NH}}, after the initial camper has moved in, the campsite acts similarly to {{NL|short|nolink}}, where non-resident villagers can stay at the campsite on random days and be invited to move in. If there are no open spots for new villagers, the camper will name a random villager that is said to be thinking of leaving, and ask to speak with them about taking their place. If the player consents, the proposed villager will invariably agree to leaving. The villager chosen to move out cannot be changed once they have been selected.
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Amiibos may be used at the [[Nook Stop]] in [[Resident Services]] to invite villagers to the campsite.  
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* Characters, who appear in the game (e.g. [[Tom Nook]]) are able to be contacted via Nook Stop, but unable to be invited to the campsite.
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Additionally, an ''Animal Crossing'' [[amiibo]] card can be scanned to invite a specific villager to the campsite. Using an amiibo card to invite a villager that is already living on the island will cause them to refuse the invitation. For a villager invited to the campsite via their amiibo card, the player has to craft an furniture item for them on three separate days before they will accept an invitation to move in. In this case, if there are no open spots, a current resident can be selected for the camper to negotiate with (which, again, they will always agree to) in order to move in. If the player leaves and returns to the campsite after fulfilling a crafting request, the villager will place their requested furniture on the top-right corner.
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* Characters, who are not in the game (e.g. [[Resetti]]) are unable to be contacted via Nook Stop.
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In either case, the evicted villager can be "adopted" by another player and can move in to their island.
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===Inviting via amiibo===
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[[File:amiibo Camper Invitation NH.jpg|thumb|right|The player inviting [[Margie]] to camp via amiibo.]]
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Amiibo may be used at the [[Nook Stop]] in [[Resident Services]] to invite villagers to the campsite.  
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* Prior to the [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons/Update history/2.0|2.0 update]], special characters who appear in the game (e.g. [[Tom Nook]]) were able to be contacted via the Nook Stop, but unable to be invited to the campsite, while special characters who were not in the game (e.g. [[Tortimer]]) were unable to be contacted.
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* As of 2.0 update, which introduced all remaining special characters with amiibo into the game, attempting to scan any special character will yield the message, "It looks like you're attempting to use the amiibo for [character name], but [he/she] can't be invited to the campsite."
  
 
===Villager chances===
 
===Villager chances===
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* Day 4 - 10%
 
* Day 4 - 10%
 
* Day 5 - 15%
 
* Day 5 - 15%
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* Day 6 and counting - 20%
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* Day 6 onwards - 20%
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<ref>[https://www.future-press.com/animal-crossing-new-horizons Animal Crossing: New Horizons Official Companion Guide]. Future Press. {{wp|International Standard Book Number|ISBN}} {{wp|Special:BookSources/978-3-86-993100-5|978-3-86-993100-5}}</ref>
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<ref>[https://www.future-press.com/animal-crossing-new-horizons ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons Official Companion Guide'']. Future Press. {{wp|International Standard Book Number|ISBN}} {{wp|Special:BookSources/978-3-86-993100-5|978-3-86-993100-5}}.</ref>
  
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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==={{NL|nolink}}===
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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CamperMovingIn.jpg|[[Curly]] deciding to move into a player's village in {{NL|short}}
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NL Campsite Empty.jpg|A vacant campsite in {{NL|short}}
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Campsite Tent.JPG|The interior of a tent in {{NL|short}}
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NL Campsite.jpg|A potential villager's tent in {{NL|short}}
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Leonardo Camping.JPG|[[Leonardo]] camping in {{NL|short}}
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NL Curly Moving In Campsite.jpg|[[Curly]] deciding to move into a player's village in {{NL|short|nolink}}
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Elmercampsite.JPG|{{NL}}
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NL Campsite Shep.jpg|The interior of a tent in {{NL|short|nolink}}
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Campsite shep.JPG|{{NL}}
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NL Campsite Leonardo.jpg|[[Leonardo]] camping in {{NL|short|nolink}}
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NL Igloo Interior.jpg|The interior of an igloo in {{NL|short}}
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NL Elmer Campsite.jpg|{{NL|nolink}}
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Campsite Occupied Inside NH.png|[[Peewee]] camping in {{NH|short}}
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NL Igloo Interior.jpg|The interior of an igloo with [[Cousteau]] in {{NL|short|nolink}}
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</gallery>
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==={{NH|nolink}}===
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<gallery>
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NH Velma Campsite.jpg|[[Velma]] camping in {{NH|short|nolink}}
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NH Bob Sticky Gift.jpg|[[Bob]] camping in {{NH|short|nolink}}
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
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==See also==
 
==See also==
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*[[Guide:Campsite Minigames]]
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*[[Campsite (facility)/Minigames]]
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
{{Reflist}}
 
{{Reflist}}
  
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This article is about the facility in New Leaf and New Horizons. For other uses, see Campsite.
NH Campsite Exterior.png
An occupied campsite in New Horizons
NH Campsite Interior.png
Peewee camping in New Horizons
Function Accommodating non-resident villagers, allowing them to be invited to move in
Opening Hours All day (only if villager in campsite)
Expenditure for upgrade  59,800 Bells (NL)
Size 4x3 (New Horizons)
3x3 (New Leaf)
Main appearances

Other appearances
Names in other languages
 キャンプサイト
 露营地
 Camping
 Zona de acampada
 Area per campeggio
 Кемпинг
 캠핑장
 露營地
 Camping
 Zona de campamento
 Campingplatz
 Kampeerplek

The campsite is a facility available for construction in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. In New Leaf, it is a public works project that costs 59,800 Bells to construct, and it cannot be demolished. In New Horizons the campsite can be crafted and placed anywhere on the island. In both games, a villager can occupy the campsite on random days, and if space is available, they can be invited to move in. The campsite is only available for use by non-resident villagers, and allows a variety of special villager interactions with the camping villager known as minigames.

Campers accommodated by the campsite are never seen to sleep, roam the town or shop, and tents or igloos disappear at six o'clock in the morning (5:00 AM in New Horizons), only when the player activates the morning rise and shine by exiting a building. Campers will not appear on days if there is an event that goes on all day or if a holiday takes place that day.

In New Leaf[edit]

Unlocking[edit]

The public works project for the campsite is available as soon as the player is able to build public works projects. It costs 59,800 Bells, and it occupies a 3x3 space.

Usage[edit]

See also: Campsite (facility)/Minigames

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, any non-resident villagers can stay at the campsite, which includes villagers seen previously, in friend towns or previous town residents. Interacting with them have their special benefits. Players may obtain many furniture and items from campers when playing their minigames, and a player may convince a villager to move into their town.

If a town has nine villagers and a campsite when the player convinces a camper to move in, the camper will take up the special tenth slot of the town. No unwarranted villagers will be able to move into a player's town if it has nine residents, unless they are StreetPassed into the town or invited when camping.

Having a camper in the town will not affect residents, as they will not talk about an occupied campsite or a camping stranger. Booker and Copper will take note of this however, though they are only unlocked by constructing the police station.

Tent campers[edit]

From February 25 to December 10, campers that arrive for a visit on the town's campsite will set up a tent on the town's campsite. Inside, the villager may want to play a game with the player, if the player has 5,000 Bells or more and has one or more space in their pockets. The player can obtain special camping-themed furniture from the villager along with regular kinds of furniture, which is selected at random. The villager can also ask to play a game to sell one of the player's furniture, wallpaper, flooring or even regular tools (not counting silver or gold items though).

Igloo campers[edit]

From December 11 to February 24, campers that arrive for a visit on the town's campsite will set up an igloo on the town's campsite. Inside, the villager may want to play a game with the player, if the player has 5,000 Bells or more and has one or more space in their pockets. The player can obtain Winter Gear furniture from the villager along with regular kinds of furniture, which is selected at random. The villager can also ask to play a game to sell one of the player's furniture, wallpaper, flooring or even regular tools (not counting silver or gold items though).

Exclusive items[edit]

Below are a list of campsite-exclusive furniture and items that the player may only obtain from a camping villager through a minigame.

Tent camper exclusives

  • Backpack
  • Bonfire
  • Kayak
  • Sleeping Bag
  • Surfboard
  • Campfire Cookware
  • Propane Stove

Igloo camper exclusives

  • Camp Stove
  • Fish Grill
  • Campfire
  • Stewpot
  • Smoker

In New Horizons[edit]

Unlocking[edit]

Once Resident Services has been upgraded, if the Resident Representative asks Tom Nook, "What should I do?", he will tell the player about building a campsite, and he will give them a single-use DIY recipe for a campsite construction kit. Once the kit is crafted, the player can choose where to place it, and it will be built the following day.

The day after the campsite is built, a random smug villager will set up camp, and will remain indefinitely until arrangements are made for them to move onto the island, which is required for the "Project K" storyline to proceed. It is not possible to reject this villager; any conversation with them will end with an invitation to move to the island being issued and accepted, though the actual move will not occur until after a new villager housing plot has been placed.[1]

Usage[edit]

Further information on inviting villagers via amiibo: amiibo § Animal Crossing: New Horizons

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, after the initial camper has moved in, the campsite acts similarly to New Leaf, where non-resident villagers can stay at the campsite on random days and be invited to move in. If there are no open spots for new villagers, the camper will name a random villager that is said to be thinking of leaving, and ask to speak with them about taking their place. If the player consents, the proposed villager will invariably agree to leaving. The villager chosen to move out cannot be changed once they have been selected.

Additionally, an Animal Crossing amiibo card can be scanned to invite a specific villager to the campsite. Using an amiibo card to invite a villager that is already living on the island will cause them to refuse the invitation. For a villager invited to the campsite via their amiibo card, the player has to craft an furniture item for them on three separate days before they will accept an invitation to move in. In this case, if there are no open spots, a current resident can be selected for the camper to negotiate with (which, again, they will always agree to) in order to move in. If the player leaves and returns to the campsite after fulfilling a crafting request, the villager will place their requested furniture on the top-right corner.

In either case, the evicted villager can be "adopted" by another player and can move in to their island.

Inviting via amiibo[edit]

The player inviting Margie to camp via amiibo.

Amiibo may be used at the Nook Stop in Resident Services to invite villagers to the campsite.

  • Prior to the 2.0 update, special characters who appear in the game (e.g. Tom Nook) were able to be contacted via the Nook Stop, but unable to be invited to the campsite, while special characters who were not in the game (e.g. Tortimer) were unable to be contacted.
  • As of 2.0 update, which introduced all remaining special characters with amiibo into the game, attempting to scan any special character will yield the message, "It looks like you're attempting to use the amiibo for [character name], but [he/she] can't be invited to the campsite."

Villager chances[edit]

  • Day 1 (day after the latest visitor) - 0%
  • Day 2 - 0%
  • Day 3 - 5%
  • Day 4 - 10%
  • Day 5 - 15%
  • Day 6 onwards - 20%

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Gallery[edit]

Animal Crossing: New Leaf[edit]

  • A vacant campsite in New Leaf

  • A potential villager's tent in New Leaf

  • Curly deciding to move into a player's village in New Leaf

  • The interior of a tent in New Leaf

  • Leonardo camping in New Leaf

  • Animal Crossing: New Leaf

  • The interior of an igloo with Cousteau in New Leaf

Animal Crossing: New Horizons[edit]

  • Velma camping in New Horizons

  • Bob camping in New Horizons

Names in other languages[edit]

Russian Кемпинг
Kemping 		Camping
European French Camping Camping

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Grayson, N. (April 28, 2020). "I'm Playing Animal Crossing Wrong, And It's Good, Actually". Kotaku.
  2. ↑ Animal Crossing: New Horizons Official Companion Guide. Future Press. ISBN 978-3-86-993100-5.
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