The current Early Access game includes an open-world town with shops, parks, restaurants, museums, Town Hall and community spaces. Official materials also describe town activities, collections and requests.
This guide organizes an outing by purpose. It does not publish a fictional complete map, claim that a Townie always stands in one place or supply unverified business schedules.
Choose one outing objective
Decide whether the household needs a purchase, social contact, skill activity, collection visit or community task. A clear objective makes it easier to choose a venue and return before needs or work commitments become urgent. Add optional stops only when they sit naturally along the route.
Use confirmed venue types
Shops and restaurants serve practical and social outings; parks and community areas create open gathering spaces; museums connect exploration with collections; Town Hall supports civic and skill-related systems. Confirm exact interactions in the current interface because Early Access content can change.
See this system in the current game
These official images are paired with the feature they demonstrate. Historical captures are explicitly labeled and are not used to claim an unchanged 2026 interface.
Travel with a group deliberately
Multi-select compatible household members for a shared visit, then check each person's needs and schedule. A group does not have to stay together for the entire outing. Release individuals for work, rest or another objective instead of forcing every action through a crowded queue.
Record discoveries without turning them into claims
Use the Household Planner for your own preferred venues, reminders or community goals, but treat those notes as personal save information. A route that works for one household is not an official Townie schedule, hidden spawn rule or authoritative map.
Facts were last checked on July 13, 2026. Official pages remain the final reference when Early Access changes.