Second Life Camping: Does It Really Pay?
Updated · By the Teleport2Play team
Short answer: Camping means sitting on a chair that pays a small amount of L$ for each period you stay, usually to keep a venue busy. Payouts are tiny, so camping suits you if you are away from the keyboard anyway — prize games are a better use of active time.
How camping works
Venue owners set camping chairs to pay a few L$ every few minutes. Many chairs require you to stay active or they remove you after a while.
What to expect
Camping is a slow way to earn: hours of sitting add up to a small amount. Treat it as a bonus for time you would spend in-world anyway.
Better uses of your time
If you are at the keyboard, compare camping with prize games where the pot can be larger. Teleport2Play lets you see live pots and jump straight to a game.
Frequently asked questions
- Is camping against the rules?
- Camping chairs are common, but each venue and Linden Lab’s terms have their own rules, so follow the venue’s instructions.
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