Find a world where you can gather resources and build with other players. Compare Minecraft Survival servers, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. Use the Bedrock address and port on the listing. Check how your device connects to custom servers.
Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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8 players
SunSMP provides 21 ranks unlocked for free through play, granting more homes, perks or cosmetics. Trading includes a public mall and a daily Black Market. Zelda-inspired puzzle dungeons and PyroFishing with rare fish variants and rod upgrades add to survival. Java and Bedrock are supported.
101 players
SuperCraft brings several modes together in a Spanish-speaking network. Survival SK adds progressive skills, while OneBlock unlocks phases through a regenerating block. BoxPvP combines mining, combat, elytras and cobwebs. Creative uses protected areas and Practice offers training kits. The website advertises Java and Bedrock access without mods.
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Survie TikTok offers PvP survival with clans, quests and achievements. Raiding and stealing are part of the game, including competition over the dragon egg. Custom items expand equipment. Java and Bedrock can join, with a friend account used for Bedrock access. Proximity voice chat is optional and requires a Java-side mod.
93 players
SurvivalRolemine’s message invites premium players to use a dedicated address for those accounts.
164 players
SurvivalTC advertises Survival and invites players to create a guild, join the war and earn rewards.
10 players
SurvivalWorld expands survival with shared missions and Oras, a currency earned through activities such as selling to the travelling merchant or completing weekly objectives. Spawn offers a tutorial and a world portal. Guilds have a bank and vault, but creating one requires a purchase. The website provides Java and Bedrock access.
13 players
Founded in 2019, sVanilla keeps survival without land protection: looting and destruction are allowed. The world is advertised as never resetting and the economy relies on player trading. Home and teleport commands remain available. Crystal combat is disabled, directing PvP towards melee weapons and bows. The website lists Java and Bedrock access.
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Sweden SMP combines Survival with an economy and plots, and KitPvP with level progression. Its rules prohibit griefing even outside plots, except in the resource world. Loot from an accidental death can be picked up; causing a player’s death to take their loot is prohibited. Duels and the PvP arena are played at your own risk: lost items and money are not reimbursed.
0 players
On Taverna Survival, exchanges must use the server’s trading system, and selling items outside the server is prohibited. The rules allow up to five accounts per player while banning macros and tools that give an unfair advantage.
4 players
The Olympus Network presents Survival in a setting inspired by Greek mythology.
8 players
The Sandlot welcomes all ages through a whitelist: an application must be approved by staff. In Normal Survival, items are gathered by players, without administrator-spawned items. Easy Survival adds jobs and a shopping mall. The network also offers community-made parkour maps and a Hogwarts adventure with magic wands. The rules require English chat and prohibit bypassing its filter.
21 players
The Seed requires a Minecraft Java account and offers three realms on arrival. Its rules allow taking items from unclaimed chests but prohibit damaging builds on either claimed or unclaimed land. PvP requires both players’ consent. Farms that run without player input are allowed; farms that simulate input while the player is away and methods of bypassing the AFK timer are prohibited.
1 players
The Wonder Project advertises a semi-Vanilla SMP with anti-grief protection and events.
21 players
TorchCraft presents itself as a Dutch-speaking network. In Survival, its rules limit each chunk to twenty spawners, fifty hoppers and ten armour stands; players earn coins by selling items or resources. In SkyBlock, the spawn shop lets players buy and sell items to develop their island. AFK fishing farms and AFK mining are forbidden in that branch.
140 players
The Toxiss community presents a Survival network with a “Shop-Survival” format.
1 players
Trajworld combines survival, Terralith biomes and nations with protected territories. Players can form alliances, take jobs and trade through a dynamic market or auction house. Quests, bosses and CakeWars add activities, with Java and Bedrock access to the same network.
3 players
TrickyTrails limits PvP to designated areas. Its rules prohibit griefing, stealing, bug exploits and AFK machines; the main chat must remain in English.
83 players
TulipSMP offers shared Java and Bedrock survival, with free access and optional store ranks. Six jobs pay money, with one active job by default. Players receive five daily quests at base rank, each lasting 22 hours; completing 20 quests grants a Quest Key, and 50 grant a Mystical Fox Key with a Skin Vault. The spawn AFK area awards a ZzZ Key for every 45 minutes spent inside and saves progress when players leave. Autoclicking and automatic fishing remain prohibited.
61 players
UniversalMC’s store sells only coins, spent in game through /buy to unlock ranks, crate keys and lootboxes. If packages are changed or rotated, it states that affected players receive a refund in coins.
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