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. The listing shows version 26.2; check required mods and joining instructions too.
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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65 players
Unstable SMP offers public survival with PvP and raiding, while prohibiting hacked clients, duplication exploits and unfair combat mods. Access is advertised for Java and Bedrock, and a legitimate Minecraft account is required.
10 players
Robiko offers a Bulgarian SMP with the Lands territory system, an economy, auctions and 1v1 PvP duels. Its rules prohibit destroying other players’ buildings. Intentionally killing the same person more than three times in an hour to harass them is also prohibited. Items are restored only when a bug or server problem is proven, rather than for losses caused by traps, PvP or scams between players.
10 players
SkyServers bans griefing and theft even at unclaimed bases, and requires a 60-block gap before building near another claim unless its owner agrees. Wilderness PvP requires both players’ consent; public areas must clearly advertise when PvP is active. General chat must be in English. AFK farming near automatic farms is banned, while AFK presence at manual farms is allowed.
9 players
SiteB offers whitelisted vanilla survival for adults. The server uses no land-claim plugins or ranks granting gameplay advantages. The community decides on new seasons, advertised as lasting eight to twelve months, and makes completed worlds downloadable. Proximity voice chat supports player-built projects and minigames.
8 players
AcediaMC progresses survival through jobs, farms, ranks bought with in-game money and then prestiges. Virtual spawners accumulate drops in a menu, while physical versions merge mobs into stacks. Minions work and deposit their harvest in a linked chest; Collectors gather ground items and can sell them automatically. Land is claimed before setting up a base, and Java and Bedrock access the same world.
6 players
Noob-Friendly organises survival with protected land, player shops and optional PvP in an arena. Votes unlock ranks that expand the available commands, homes and shops; Timber speeds up tree felling. CraftBook pipes transport items through installations. Each dimension has a separate resource world. Java and Bedrock share the world, and proximity voice or custom music discs use Simple Voice Chat.
5 players
TerraTrove requires a whitelist application and limits play to people aged 18 or over, with English chat. PvP requires every participant’s consent; griefing and theft are banned. Villager trading takes place in spawn’s public trading hall; private halls are prohibited. Public farms and advertising free items require staff approval.
4 players
Craftolution announces new areas and sulphur biomes.
4 players
Gatodragona lets players form clans and attack others with snowballs and eggs. Its announcements include clan tournaments and building contests, while a leaderboard tracks kills. Java and Bedrock access is offered.
4 players
Mirva allows free building in available areas of its survival world, with trading and a handmade PvP arena. Its rules prohibit griefing, AFK farms and redstone clocks. Every automatic mob farm needs approval. Java and Bedrock use the same address, with a dedicated Bedrock port.
3 players
Bamboo SMP presents its survival server as friends-only and labels it as pre-release.
2 players
Creepers Hollow advertises monthly community events and plugins developed for the project. Its paid support offers promise a custom prefix and faster progression toward Veteran or VIP. A chest containing survival items is offered separately.
2 players
SoftSlayer, founded in June 2011, offers survival with a whitelist requested on Discord in #apply-here. The server advertises keeping its world and expanding the border with each major update. It has no land claims: staff use tracking tools to protect builds. Griefing and stealing are forbidden.
2 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.
2 players
The Wonder Project advertises a semi-Vanilla SMP with anti-grief protection and events.
1 players
ArdakazMC offers survival focused on building and cooperation, with spawn remaining open for construction. Players can create shops and warps, and the community hosts events. There are no kits or automatic inventory retention on death. Griefing is prohibited and can be investigated and rolled back by moderation.
1 players
Orthodox Christian Gaming advertises whitelisted access, welcoming everyone who follows its rules, with Survival, minigames, Creative and events.
1 players
Outpost Alpha is a whitelisted SMP for players aged 16 and above, with applications through Discord. Java and Bedrock share the same world, and voice chat is available. Voting earns tokens for cosmetics or building materials; donations provide no gameplay advantages.
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