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How To Change Camp Skin In New World

Here is a complete guide to changing camp skin in New World quickly and how you can unlock more skins.
By Rabia Sayal | 
First Published October 19, 2023, 12:27
How To Change Camp Skin In New World
New World Camp Skins. (Picture: Amazon Games)

In New World, you can set up your camp, which serves as your base to craft items, take shelter, a point to respawn, and more. You can level up your camp in order to craft better items for yourself, and not only this, but the game also provides customization options by letting you change its appearance using Camp Skin, and here is how to do it.

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New World Camp Skin Change Guide

Guide to Changing New World Camp Skin.
Guide to Changing New World Camp Skin. (Picture: Amazon Games)

Unlike earlier, you cannot change your Camp Skin by going into the inventory anymore, and instead, you will have to do it at your campsite by following the steps below:

  1. Place down your camp and interact with it by pressing "T" or your set keybind.
  2. Click the "Change Skin" option and choose the skin you want to apply.
Guide to Changing New World Camp Skin.
Guide to Changing New World Camp Skin. (Picture: Amazon Games)

How To Get Camp Skins In New World

You can get Camp Skins in New World for free or by spending real money in the following ways:

  • Buying them from the in-game store using real money or earned currency.
  • By unlocking Furnishing Trade Skill and using it to craft camp skins at the workshop.

So that's everything you need to know about changing Camp Skins in New World and unlocking more of them.

Rabia Sayal

Written by Rabia Sayal

Rabia leads the coverage of her first love, VALORANT, and is also a die-hard fan of Genshin Impact’s lore and character designs, though she misses playing retro games like Mario, Roadrash, Need for Speed II, and a lot more. She is currently enjoying Honkai: Star Rail and is eagerly waiting for Minecraft The Wild update. You will also find her playing Fireboy and Watergirl when she is feeling pretty lazy and wants to play It Takes Two once again sometime soon. You can also find her past work on the likes of Gamepur, Sportskeeda, Hard Drive, and more publications. Along with being a gamer, she has done Masters in Mathematics and loves to play with numbers.