Part 2 of the Summer Camp Event went live on June 13, 2026, exactly one week after the Campfire mechanic debuted on June 6. Week 2 does not reset the clock — it builds directly on the foundation of Week 1, so players who have not yet built and upgraded their Campfire will find themselves behind from the start. This guide covers every piece of content added in Week 2, plus the context you need to play it efficiently.
Week 1 Foundation: What the June 6 Patch Established
Before diving into Week 2 specifics, the June 6 base update is worth recapping because the Week 2 systems depend on it. The Campfire operates across 5 upgrade tiers, and each tier reduces the time required to complete recipes in the 14-recipe Workshop. Getting your Campfire to the highest tier you can reasonably afford before engaging heavily with Bearnaby or the Seed Pack is a significant efficiency gain that compounds over every session.
Three crops launched alongside the Campfire on June 6: Firepit Flower (Uncommon), Hearth Reed (Legendary), and Firefly Spiral (Transcendent). The Firefly Spiral is worth special attention even weeks later — it carries an unusually broad plant-type classification, tagged simultaneously as Tropical, Flower, Prickly, Night, Magical, Spicy, Stalky, Root, and Leafy. That means virtually every type-specific gear and pet bonus in the game applies to it, making it one of the most broadly buffed crops ever added to Grow a Garden.
Week 2 New Content: Full List
The June 13 patch delivered three pillars of new content: the Bearnaby NPC, an expanded Campfire Seed Pack, and two new eggs with four hatchable pets.
| New Addition | Category | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Bearnaby | NPC | — |
| Campfire Clover | Crop | Divine |
| Flame Berry | Crop | Legendary |
| Mallow Melt | Crop | Prismatic |
| Smore Suckle | Crop | Mythical |
| Venus Beartrap | Crop | Rare |
| Bear Claw Flower | Crop | Uncommon |
| Campfire Egg | Egg | Mythical |
| Premium Campfire Egg | Egg | Mythical (paid) |
Bearnaby: How His Feeding Quests Work
Bearnaby is the defining new mechanic of Week 2. He stations himself at the Campfire and requests fruits that must satisfy three criteria simultaneously: weight, mutation type, and plant-trait category. All three conditions must match — bringing a fruit that passes only two of the three earns nothing, and the harvest is wasted.
His requests change between sessions, so there is no single crop you can stockpile and feed indefinitely. Check what he wants before each harvest run and plan your garden accordingly. Players with higher Campfire tiers benefit here indirectly: faster Workshop processing means shorter cycles between harvests, giving you more feeding attempts per play session. Upgrading your Campfire before Week 2 was therefore not just about crafting speed — it also improves your Bearnaby throughput.
Campfire Seed Pack Crops, Ranked by Value
Six new crops entered the Campfire Seed Pack with Week 2, each at a different rarity tier. Here is how to prioritize them:
Campfire Clover (Divine) is the clear top priority of the week. A Divine-rarity multi-harvest plant, it keeps producing across multiple harvest cycles without needing to be replanted — making it one of the most time-efficient earners added during the Summer Camp Event. If you can only focus on one new crop from the Seed Pack, this is it.
Mallow Melt (Prismatic) lands one rarity step below Divine. Prismatic crops consistently yield well, and this one follows that pattern, particularly when paired with the right mutation setup.
Smore Suckle (Mythical) ranks third. Mythical rarity still places it comfortably above most crops available outside limited events, and it pairs naturally with the campfire-and-roasting theme of the event.
Flame Berry (Legendary) fills the mid-tier and is worth growing if you have open garden plots. Alongside the Week 1 Hearth Reed (also Legendary), these two form a reliable production layer between the rarer headliners and the common filler crops.
Venus Beartrap (Rare) and Bear Claw Flower (Uncommon) are the lowest priority additions. They contribute to plant variety bonuses and are worth planting in leftover plots, but should not displace your higher-rarity seeds when space is limited.
Campfire Egg: Full Hatch Table and Pet Breakdown
Both the standard Campfire Egg (mythical tier, earnable through event gameplay) and the Premium Campfire Egg (4,999 Robux, with a bonus 1% chance to spawn a Rainbow variant) share the same four pets, with minor probability adjustments for the premium version:
| Pet | Rarity | Hunger | Campfire Egg | Premium Egg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cicada | Uncommon | 2,000 | 55% | 54.5% |
| Newt | Rare | 10,000 | 35% | 35% |
| Nightjar | Mythical | 10,000 | 9.5% | 9% |
| Fire Wisp | Prismatic | 50,000 | 0.5% | 0.5% |
Cicada (Summer Buzz trait): periodically lands on a plant and accelerates its growth for a short duration. Useful for speeding up high-rarity crops mid-cycle without manual intervention.
Newt (Renewtal + Summer Harvester traits): has a baseline chance to duplicate harvested plants, with a further elevated duplicate chance specifically for Summer-type crops. One of the stronger passive farming pets added in this event.
Nightjar (Call of the Night trait): consumes fruits that carry the Moonlit mutation to apply a Small XP Boost and Small Passive Boost to a random pet in your garden. If the consumed fruit also carries the Bloodlit mutation, the effect upgrades to a Large Passive Boost. This pet rewards players who actively maintain Moonlit and Bloodlit mutation cycles.
Fire Wisp (Heart of Fire + Fireheart traits): the Prismatic chase pet of the event. Heart of Fire periodically applies the Ember Variant to a random plant that does not already have a variant. Fireheart goes further — it can apply the Ember Pet Mutation to a level-100 pet, resetting that pet back to level 0 in exchange for the mutation. This is an intentionally high-cost long-game tool designed for players who cycle pets aggressively toward higher stat thresholds after mutation.
Week 3 Additions: Flame Bear and Shadow Cat
The Summer Camp Event continued into a third phase around June 20, 2026 (following the standard Saturday update schedule), adding two more limited pets: Flame Bear (Legendary) and Shadow Cat (Legendary). Neither pet is obtainable through the Week 2 Campfire Egg pool — both are exclusive to the third phase of the event.
Season 5 Pass — Deadline Was June 27
The Season 5 Pass closed on June 27, 2026, running as a parallel progression system alongside the full Summer Camp Event. Completing Season 5 tiers before the deadline gave players access to its associated rewards. The close of Season 5 typically signals the start of a new seasonal content cycle in Grow a Garden, so June 27 also serves as a soft marker for what the developers plan to announce next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Campfire Egg pets permanent additions to the game?
No. Cicada, Newt, Nightjar, and Fire Wisp are all limited to the Summer Camp Event window. Once the event ends, they will not be obtainable through the Campfire Egg or any other source.
Does the Campfire Clover need replanting after each harvest?
No. As a multi-harvest crop, the Campfire Clover produces across multiple harvest cycles without needing to be replanted — which is the main reason it is the top crop priority from the Week 2 Seed Pack.
Is the Premium Campfire Egg worth buying for the Fire Wisp?
The Fire Wisp has a 0.5% hatch rate in both egg versions, making it a low-odds target regardless of which version you buy. Its Fireheart trait has genuine long-term value for players committed to pet mutation optimization, but casual players are unlikely to find the Robux investment justified purely for a 0.5% chance.
What Campfire tier should I reach before doing Week 2 content?
As high as possible, but even Tier 3 or 4 meaningfully shortens Workshop recipe times and improves your Bearnaby feeding efficiency. Tier 5 is ideal if you plan to engage with all event mechanics seriously.
Where can I find active codes for the Summer Camp Event?
Check our Grow a Garden codes page for the latest working entries during the event.