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When playingAnimal Crossing: Pocket Camp, you’ll want to know how to earn Bells (money) as fast and easily as possible to upgrade the camper, buy clothing/furniture, and pay off loans. The most obvious way to earn Bells is to complete goals, but if you’re in a rush, you might want to invest inPocket Camp’s other methods.
Easy Way to Get Bells in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
Complete Requests and Goals
When you startPocket Camp, you’re able to tap the Goals icon in the upper-right corner of the screen. There are three types of Goals:
Stretch Goalsdo not expire and reward certain milestones. Rewards range from Leaf Tokens to crafting items (e.g., Preserves).Event Goalsare based on in-game events. As of Jun 11, 2025, there is a Garden Event that lasts for 5 days. There are usually 5 or so pages of quests in the Event Goals, and they take much longer to complete than Daily Goals and even some Stretch Goals.
The category you’ll want to prioritizeif you want Bells is theDaily Goals. As their name implies, these are goals that you must complete within 24 hours. A new set of tasks is rolled out at the start of a new day in real time. Most Daily Goals feature basic missions such as catching fish or completing a set number of requests. The rewards in the Daily Goals are usually Bells.
You should be completing collecting goal rewards as you play, but you should start with Daily Goals followed by Event Goals, if only because of their deadlines. While this isn’t a “fast” way to earn Bells, it’s a more consistent way and one you’ll want to take advantage of inPocket Camp.
Build Up Friendship
Building up Friendship with the villagers can net you a variety of rewards andraise your Friendship Level. Reaching level 3 allows you to invite them to your camp. When you speak to villagers inPocket Camp, you’ll sometimes be given a prompt in red. Selecting these will usually turn in a Request or give you in-game hints. Increasing Friendship is also how you level up, which also has its own reward perks in Bells.
Villagers won’t stay in one area for too long. When you select an area on the Map, it will show the villager and a “Moving in” time. If you want, you can use Pete’s Parcel Service to turn in requests without needing to speak directly to the villager.
Selling Unwanted Materials or Event Flowers
When you’re playingPocket Camp Complete, pick up everything you find This includes fruit on trees or fishing on certain islands. You will eventually accumulate enough to where you cansell them in bulkfor some pocket change. However, you may want to refrain from selling the materials commonly used in crafting, such as Cotton and Wood. Thus, it’s better to stick with selling foraged items over materials you get as rewards/gifts.
Blathers’s Treasure Trek
Sometimes you’ll receive maps for completing villager request balloons or Stretch Goals. The two maps you’ll want are theBells Map and the Buncha Bells Map. you’re able to use maps by tapping Blathers’s icon on the Map. Depending on the type of map, you’ll have to use materials, Bells, or Friend Powder to “roll.” Buncha Bells Map requires x15 Friend Powder per roll whereas regular Bell Maps need x3 Friend Powder.
Friend Powder can be obtained by helping your friends in the Shovelstrike Quarry. If you don’t have anyPocket Camp Completefriends, you can get Friend Powder from the Daily Goals on Saturday.
Best Use for Bells in Pocket Camp Complete
Expanding Camper Interior and Crafting
You’ll want to craft the required furniture for villagers that you want to invite to your camp. Crafting clothing or furniture will use up crafting materials and Bells. Ultimately, there’s no “best use” for Bells, and you’re free to spend them however you want. However, if your goal is to level up Friendship, then you shouldput your money towards crafting the furniturerequested by the animals/villagers.
Otherwise, you may use the money at OK Motors to expand your camper’s interior or give it a paint job. You’ll also need to pay off loans if you use OK Motors' service, which can cost you a hefty fine. It’s always a good idea to have well over 10,000 Bells before getting camper work done.
