To level up your RV, you need to meet all of its requirements at once, and what's needed changes from level to level. Here's what each requirement means, how to preview future levels, and how to get Wood Blocks, Mineral Sand, and processed materials.

Latest Updates

Here are the latest changes to RV leveling and your Home.

  • RV level cap raised to Lv. 22: The RV level cap has gone up from Lv. 20 to Lv. 22. The update also expands the RV into a 3-story structure and adds a feature for replacing the RV's whole skin.
  • Glow Scooter reward at Lv. 20: Reaching RV Lv. 20 now rewards you with the Glow Scooter, a ride. Once you claim it, you can take it out and ride it from the social interaction panel.
  • Weather and blueprints for your Home: Your Home now has a weather system that changes over time. Home blueprints were also added: you can share a layout with a code, and use a feature to quickly get the furniture it needs.
The RV Level and Rewards list showing the Glow Scooter as the RV Level 20 reward

The RV Level Up Requirements

You can access the RV Level Up screen from the Homeland screen by selecting the RV Level Up icon.

The Homeland screen showing the RV Level Up icon

The RV level cap is currently Lv. 22. To level up, you need to satisfy 3 requirements at once: Level Up Conditions, Cost, and Home Coins. What's needed for each of these varies from level to level.

RequirementDetails
Level Up ConditionsObjectives you need to complete before you can level up, such as placing a set number of Farmland plots in your Home or completing a specific quest.
CostMaterials you need to spend on the level up, such as Wood Blocks, Mineral Sand, and Rough Lumber.
Home CoinsA currency cost you also need to pay. You can earn Home Coins by fulfilling Daily Orders from BINI #2333, or by selling goods to Annie at the Co-op Store.
The RV Level Up screen showing Level Up Conditions, Cost, and Home Coins for the next levelBINI #2333 offering a Daily Order, with Annie and the Co-op Store sign next to itSelling Wheat at the Co-op Store in exchange for Home Coins

Reaching Lv. 22 lets you place up to 47 Aniimo in your Home, increases the number of functional facilities you can place there, and lets you upgrade the Crafting Module to Lv. 8.

The RV Level Up screen with Lv. 22 selected, showing the 3-story RV with its Level Up Conditions, Unlocks, and Cost

Previewing Future Level Requirements

You can check the requirements for levels you haven't reached yet. On the RV Level Up screen, click any of the Lv. icons under Current Level to preview what that level will need, so you can start saving up materials in advance.

The RV Level Up screen with a higher, not yet reached level selected to preview its requirements

How to Get Wood Blocks

The materials needed to level up your RV fall into 2 main categories: Wood Blocks and Mineral Sand.

Wood Blocks come from Woodlands. Like Farmlands, Woodlands need to be placed inside one of your Home Plots, and you need to buy the right seeds to plant in them.

A Woodland plot placed in a Home Plot, producing wood related materials

Some examples of Woodland seeds are Willow Seeds, Cherry Tree Seeds, and Apple Tree Seeds.

The Cherry Tree Seed item card, showing it can be processed at a Woodland

To tell Farmland seeds and Woodland seeds apart before buying them, check the Processable section for that seed in the Homeland Shop. A Woodland seed's Processable section will include Wood Blocks.

A seed's Processable section in the Homeland Shop, listing Wood Blocks as one of its Processable materials

How to Get Mineral Sand

Mineral Sand comes from Mines, which also need to be placed in one of your Home Plots.

A Mine placed in a Home Plot, actively mining ore

You can place a Mine from the Build menu, under Functional Facilities, then Materials Production, next to your Woodland plots.

The Build menu's Functional Facilities tab, showing the Mine under Materials Production

Processing Materials and Other Sources

Wood Blocks and Mineral Sand can be processed into Rough Lumber and Coarse-Sifted Ore, which are Cost materials needed for later RV Levels. These can be processed further into even more advanced materials for the levels after that.

Based on what we've confirmed so far, Cost materials for RV Levels tend to come from either Wood Blocks or Mineral Sand, so it's worth gathering plenty of both from the start.

You can occasionally get Cost materials as rewards from Daily Orders too. It's not as reliable as producing them on your own Plot, but it's worth prioritizing Daily Orders that offer them when you see one.

A Daily Order screen showing Wood Blocks as one of the rewards

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