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.
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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16 players
Cherry Survival forbids claiming within 100 blocks of another claim, and breaking or taking from a claim without permission, even with access. Players without PvP enabled must not be trapped or killed. Main chat requires English; private messages may use other languages. Minimaps are allowed with player, mob, cave and entity displays, and radar, disabled. Schematica and Litematica are allowed without printer; Easyplace is prohibited.
1,314 players
On Chicken Network’s SMP, /sipariş lets players order items from others or earn money by fulfilling their orders. Selling through /sell progresses a multiplier for each item group, increasing earnings from subsequent sales in that group. The rules allow at most three accounts connected simultaneously per person and prohibit using additional accounts to bypass limits or collect kits.
45 players
ChillSMP divides survival between the Chill and Bliss realms, advertised as never resetting. A golden shovel protects land. Jobs, quests and fishing provide income used to trade with players or buy furniture and vehicles. Guilds take part in a weekly competition. Maps show bases and claims in both worlds; Java and Bedrock play together with an automatically loaded resource pack.
20 players
Opened in September 2025, ChinMC combines survival, building districts and an economy on Java and Bedrock. Adjacent plots can be joined, with building permissions shared between players. Multi-floor dungeons and world bosses provide access to equipment that accepts elemental gems. The server also offers hybrid crops, five fishing areas and dishes with effects. Its economy includes a stock exchange, a bank with daily interest, a market and auctions.
0 players
ChocoHills structures survival around paid in-game jobs, protected land and player auctions. Ranks are earned through activity such as playtime and voting, separately from store ranks. A community farm supplies loot and experience. The Warden arena unlocks at Choco10 rank and can result in equipment loss. Java and Bedrock can join.
13 players
Chromabit builds its survival around a player market and shops. Its spawners generate loot and XP, can be stacked and send drops into hoppers; the loot can be sold through a menu. Builds, chests and land have grief protection. The top five in server events receive credit to spend in the store.
48 players
ChunkLock offers bounded land that expands one chunk at a time. Each unlock requires choosing where to expand based on needed resources and island layout. Quests and exploration of other islands complement this progression. The website specifies Minecraft 1.21.8 and lists play.chunklock.com as the connection address.
0 players
Chunkverse links chunk-unlock survival, Rumble PvP and parkour with shared levels, orbs and cosmetics. Survival begins on one isolated chunk in the void, then expands the world area by area. Rumble runs successive rounds with a shop between fights. Parkour generates its course as players run, with three difficulties, a daily challenge and separate leaderboards. The network supports Java; Bedrock access is listed as beta.
2 players
CitizenCraft advertises a competitive economy and land protection. Its site asks players to vote daily for crate keys and claim blocks.
25 players
Civilization shares a world advertised without resets between Java and Bedrock, accessible without client mods. Its survival adds custom equipment and enchants, plus skills and abilities to unlock. Trading supports a player economy. A monthly competition pits civilizations against one another: on the 8th, each starts at zero dollars in that race and the highest earner takes the rewards.
2 players
Clanker SMP offers PvP Survival with a custom Strength plugin, daily loot drops at spawn and free gear giveaways. Its rules prohibit repeatedly killing the same player and allow totem-counter and health-indicator mods. The website states that non-premium accounts are accepted.
26 players
Clever Teaching publishes access for Minecraft Java and Eaglercraft. Its active modes include Survival, PvP-focused Lifesteal, Prison mining and upgrades, and Crystal or Mace duels. Rules prohibit theft everywhere and grief outside designated PvP areas. Creative is marked as under maintenance and BedWars as in development.
0 players
CloudBerry’s Gen PvP combines generators, upgrades and combat. Survival is offered separately for exploring, building and trading.
92 players
Cloud World develops its Vanilla Realm through ranks that unlock cosmetics and expand the Ender Chest from rank 5. Sell Axes directly sell the eligible contents of a chest, consuming one use per operation. Players also place item orders with a quantity and price: payment is held while other players fulfil them. The server lists Bedrock voice access through a web interface.
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