Rare Campsites Discovered in Baldur’s Gate 3

Typically, Baldur’s Gate 3 players only visit their camp for a romantic encounter or a long rest, but this is a missed opportunity as there are unique sights to be discovered by those who are willing to sleep in unconventional places.

The campsite in Baldur’s Gate 3 underwent multiple alterations during the game’s early access period. The most significant modification was the camp’s reflection of the party’s resting location, rather than its previous appearance as a generic open field or underground cavern.

Upon the full release of the game, Baldur’s Gate 3 revealed numerous campsites that players could explore. However, there are certain hidden camps that can only be uncovered by resting in particular locations, as uncovered by members of the BG3 Reddit community.

700 hours and I’ve never seen this camp location byu/fajitas-1006 inBG3

The basement of the Blighted Village is a unique campsite where players can forge the powerful Sussur weapon. Due to the dangerous nature of the village, it is not surprising that most players opt to camp elsewhere.

This secret sleeping spot can come in handy in the more challenging difficulty levels. “I always advise players to rest here at least once,”one player suggested. “I like to refer to it as the wine cellar because it offers plenty of wine for long rests in the early stages of the game.”

In Act I, there are other obscure campsites besides the one mentioned. One user commented, “It’s pretty wild that they created such specific resting spots.”They also shared, “I stumbled upon one yesterday that only appears inside the owlbear cave and nowhere else, which was extremely unexpected.”

It was discovered that the majority of the lesser-known campsites are situated at the beginning of the game. “Yes, there is a designated campsite for every small transition in Act I,”stated one user, “Yet, there are only three campsites in the entire Act 3.”However, another user disputed this and stated that there were actually four different campsites in Act 3.

In Baldur’s Gate 3, it is important to be cautious about how frequently you rest as it is directly linked to your food and drink resources. This is especially crucial in Honour Mode. As a result, many players may miss out on discovering hidden gem campsites as they do not want to deplete their supplies of wine or grilled giant miniature space hamsters.