Locations of Pop-Up Camps in Monster Hunter Wilds

In Monster Hunter Wilds, players traverse an expansive map featuring diverse biomes filled with unique creatures, valuable materials, and formidable monsters. Each biome boasts a designated Base Camp where you can take a breather and procure upgrades. Additionally, you have the ability to establish Pop-Up Camps throughout your journey. These camps are particularly useful when you need a quick respite while continuing your exploration without heading back to the Base Camp.

At a Pop-Up Camp, players can rest, prepare meals, switch out their gear, and perform nearly all activities available at the Base Camp’s Tent. It’s also the perfect spot to reorganize your inventory and gear up for your next mission. Below, we provide a comprehensive guide to all Pop-Up Camp locations in Monster Hunter Wilds.

Understanding Pop-Up Camps in Monster Hunter Wilds

While exploring the vastness of the game, players will encounter Pop-Up Camps indicated by the presence of Quatreflies. Additionally, Alma will often highlight these locations during your travels.

Upon locating a potential site for a Pop-Up Camp, you can use your Camping Kit to set it up. If you opt not to establish the camp immediately, its spot will remain noted on your map as a small signpost with a hammer icon. Furthermore, once discovered, you can construct or dismantle this camp at the Pop-Up Camp Meowster located back at Base Camp.

Player managing Scarlet Forest Pop Up Camps via the Pop Up Meowster in Monster Hunter Wilds — Pop-Up Camps show up as small tent icons on the map. After discovering their location, they will appear as a small signpost with a blue hammer.| Image credit: Capcom/VG247

Constructing a Pop-Up Camp requires spending Guild Points, and you can set them up in various areas, each with differing threat levels. Be cautious, as camps placed in Dangerous areas may attract attacks from large monsters. These camps can slowly self-repair over time, but if they become damaged, visit the Pop-Up Camp Meowster, either back at Base Camp or near the camp, to pay Guild Points for repairs.

It is advisable to deconstruct any Pop-Up Camps built in dangerous territories after use to conserve Guild Points. Camps situated in Safe zones can be left unattended, while those in Insecure areas may vary in safety. In my experience, however, I have found Insecure camps to be relatively secure.

Current Locations of Pop-Up Camps in Monster Hunter Wilds

Below is a list of all the currently identified Pop-Up Camp locations along with their respective threat levels in Monster Hunter Wilds. If you know of a Pop-Up Camp location that isn’t included in this list, feel free to share it with us!

Region	Pop-Up Camp Name	Location	Threat Level
Plains	Groundwater Vein	Area 14	Safe
Plains	Southeast	Area 8	Dangerous
Plains	Lookout Hill	Area 9	Insecure
Plains	Oasis	Area 13	Dangerous
Scarlet Forest	Bower of the Great Tree	Area 7	Dangerous
Scarlet Forest	South	Area 8	Dangerous
Scarlet Forest	Northeast	Area 12	Insecure
Scarlet Forest	Great Lake Shore	Area 17	Insecure
Scarlet Forest	West	Area 18	Safe
Scarlet Forest	Southwest	Area 14	Dangerous
Scarlet Forest	Underground Lake Campsite	Area 8	Safe
Oilwell Basin	Middle Strata North	Area 8	Dangerous
Oilwell Basin	Middle Strata South	Area 9	Insecure
Oilwell Basin	Lower Strata North	Area 15	Dangerous
Oilwell Basin	Crimson Rivulet	Area 12	Safe
Oilwell Basin	Limestone Cavern	Area 13	Safe
Oilwell Basin	North Tent	Area 6	Dangerous
Iceshard Cliffs	Icy Shore	Area 1	Safe
Iceshard Cliffs	Ancient Room	Area 20	Safe
Wyveria	Crumbling Structures	Area 2	Safe
Wyveria	Remnant Grove	Area 6	Dangerous
Wyveria	Entangled Canopy	Area 9	Safe

For further insights on Monster Hunter Wilds, check out our guides on how to enhance your armor, the equipment available for your Palico, and an overview of all bosses along with their weaknesses.

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