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Fallout 76 Best Camp Locations

By Matthew Lynch
March 13, 2024
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The world of Fallout 76 is expansive and filled with many dangers, but also numerous opportunities for intrepid players to set up their C.A.M.P. (Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform) in locations that offer strategic advantages or essential resources. The best camp locations in Fallout 76 are places where players can thrive, protect themselves, and access the resources they need to survive in the post-apocalyptic world. Here are some of the top picks for camp locations within the game:

1. The Forest Region:

The Forest is one of the starting regions and is relatively safer than other parts of the map. A great spot here is near the river southwest of Vault 76, which has water for purifiers and is close enough to the Wayward to quickly access early quest lines.

2. Savage Divide:

Located on a cliff overlooking Whitespring Resort, this area offers a prime location for resource gathering and an incredible view. Its high elevation can provide a natural defense against enemies.

3. The Ash Heap:

Mount Blair offers numerous resource deposits and is ideal for players looking for a more industrial setting. Be warned though, this area can come with higher-level enemies, so it’s more suited for seasoned players.

4. Toxic Valley:

Setting up near Grafton allows players to have easy access to events in Toxic Valley, particularly Grafton Day and Protest March which can yield lots of experience and rewards. It’s also surrounded by water bodies advantageous for purifiers.

5. The Mire:

The Mire can be daunting because of its difficult terrain and tougher enemies, but setting up camp by Dolly Sods Wilderness can be strategic for its proximity to workshops, rare flora, and fauna.

6. Cranberry Bog:

For high-level players, setting up camp on the outskirts near Watoga can be beneficial because of its high-level loot and proximity to end-game content like Scorchbeast Queen.

Each location has its pros and cons based on enemy difficulty, available resources, proximity to landmarks or merchants, scenic value, and the player’s gameplay style. Think strategically about what you want from your camp location – whether it’s convenience, safety, resource farming or simply a stunning view – before planting down your C.A.M.P in the vast wasteland of Fallout 76.

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