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11 Overview
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33 Camping Cooking Pot is a functional Utilities item in Pokemon Pokopia, introduced during the Sableye's Gem Hunt event (April 29 - May 14, 2026). It works as a soup-making cooking station when placed on a stove or campfire, making it the only event item with practical cooking utility.
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55 In-game description: "Cooking equipment for making soup. Put this on a stove or campfire"
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77 Item Details
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99 PropertyValueCategoryUtilitiesPaintableYesTrade Value (standard)500Trade Value (favorite)750Cost in Event Shop10 Red Crystal FragmentsFunctionSoup cooking station
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1111 Cooking Function
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1313 Unlike most event items which are purely decorative, the Camping Cooking Pot is one of Pokopia's functional cooking equipment pieces. Place it directly on top of a working stove or campfire to enable soup recipes at that location. It does not function on its own; the heat source is required for the pot to actually cook anything.
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1515 Compatible recipes are the soup-category dishes from All Cooking Recipes, including Simple Soup, Healthy Soup, Mushroom Soup, Seaweed Soup, Flavorful Soup, and Electrifying Soup.
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1717 How to Obtain
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1919 Event Shop Purchase
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2121 During the Sableye's Gem Hunt event, exchange 10 Red Crystal Fragments at the shop counter inside any rebuilt Pokemon Center where Sableye has set up. The shop has unlimited stock.
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2323 Post-Event 3D Printing
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2525 After the event ends on May 14, 2026, photograph the pot before it disappears from the shop and duplicate copies via the 3D Printer using Rare Pokemetal.
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2727 Tips
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2929 Place the Camping Cooking Pot at an outdoor campfire or near an Oil Lantern cluster for a cohesive expedition build.Because it actually cooks soup, the Camping Cooking Pot adds value beyond decoration. Players who run multiple kitchens across regions can use this pot to set up a temporary cooking station near builds far from the main Pokemon Center.Pair with a campfire and Camping Chair to make a complete outdoor meal scene that works as both decoration and a usable cooking spot.Photograph at least one before May 14 so you can keep printing replacements after the event closes.