Monster Hunter Wilds introduces a vast, ever-changing world where players must adapt to dynamic weather conditions and shifting ecosystems while tracking formidable monsters. With an emphasis on exploration and survival, the game enhances traversal mechanics, allowing hunters to seamlessly navigate diverse terrains using mounts and advanced movement tools.
Pop-Up Camps in Monster Hunter Wilds act as portable resting spots where players can cook meals, change equipment, and craft items using the item box. They also function as Fast-Travel points, making it easier to reach monsters or resources. Here are all the locations of Pop-Up Camps in Scarlet Forest.
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All Scarlet Forest Pop-Up Camp Locations in Monster Hunter Wilds
There are nine Pop-Up Camps in Scarlet Forest, and some of them require the player to uncover hidden locations within the areas. Keep in mind that players can only set up four Pop-Up Camps in a region at a time. Some locations are dangerous, meaning that Large Monsters might roam around and destroy them. This makes choosing camp locations important in order to avoid wasting Guild Points on constant repairs.
Players can customize their Pop-Up Camps by talking to Tek, an NPC. You can change both the primary and secondary colors of your tent and add gear and other decorations around the camp.
Area 6: Flowering Rocks Camp
For this Pop-Up Camp you need to ride to Area 6 where you can find a narrow entrance into the trees at the southeast part of the of the area. Head through this narrow pathway to reach a mini area with a Pop-Up Camp at the end. The camp costs 25 Guild Points to set up and has 
Fire Herb
and 
Flowfern
nearby if you need these resources.
Area 7: Bower of the Great Tree Camp
This camp should be very easy to find, and you might have already discovered it while riding during your main missions. The camp is west of Area 7 in a somewhat clear area. However, setting up camp here costs 75 Guild Points because this area is quite dangerous, with monsters frequently roaming around. You can find 
Slashberry
and Stones to the right of the camp on the map.
Area 8: Underground Lake Camp
To reach this Pop-Up Camp, ride to Area 8 on your map and look north. You’ll spot a waterfall—head toward it to reveal a hidden underground area behind it. You can set up camp here for 25 Guild Points. This location has plenty of Mining Outcrops and is one of the best spots to farm Platinum and Golden Fish, which can earn you a lot of Guild Points.
Area 8: South Camp
This camp is easy to locate. Although listed under Area 8, it’s slightly east of the Area 7 marker on the map. Setting up camp here costs 75 Guild Points, and it’s a great spot to farm 
Parashroom
and 
Mandragora
. Parashrooms are essential for crafting lure and trap items to help capture large monsters.
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Area 10: Southwest Camp
Area 10 is northwest of Area 6 and has plenty of Wedge Beetles to collect. Heading further west, you’ll find a climbable spot leading to the Southwest Pop-Up Camp. A Bonepile is located nearby, and setting up camp here costs 75 Guild Points.
Area 12: Northeast Camp
This camp is hidden east of Area 12 in a small riverside spot. You can reach it by heading east from Area 10 or north from Area 8 via a tree vine path. Setting up camp here costs 50 Guild Points, and you can find 
Blue Mushroom
and Flashbugs nearby.
Area 14: Southwest Camp
Area 14 is one of the areas that you might not come across, as it’s not on a route for most main and optional missions. Go to Area 13 and look east to find a climbable wall. From here, keep going up the path, and you will discover Area 14 with a Pop-Up Camp to the left. You will need to spend 75 Guild Points if you want to set up camp here, and you can also find these items:
Area 17: Great Lake Shore Camp
From the Pop-Up Camp in Area 14, head north to find multiple climbable structures leading to Area 17. Look west to spot a broken building-like structure that your Seikrat can climb, allowing you to reach a small elevated area where this Pop-Up Camp is located. Setting up camp here costs 50 Guild Points, and you can find multiple Weathered Treasures as well as some Godbugs here.
Area 18: West Camp
This is one of the hardest camps to find, as it is located at the very top of the forest, near the end of Area 18. To reach it, you must find a secret path near Area 9 that leads along a vine path, taking you to a crossroads between Area 18 and Area 11. An easier way to locate it is by heading east of Area 10 to find a large climbable tree that leads directly to the camp.
Setting up camp here costs 25 Guild Points, and you can find an 
Adamant Seed
and some Bitterbugs nearby.
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February 28, 2025