Camp Liberty

Camp Liberty is a location in the Skyline Valley region of Appalachia.

Background[]

Camp Liberty was used by the Defense Intelligence Agency as a testing ground for Operation Sleeping Giant - to investigate the effects of communist radicalization and brainwashing on American children. The DIA chose the camp for its remote location from the general public and used the Pioneer Scouts as their test subjects. The DIA also hired political science majors from Vault-Tec University as camp counselors to test the extremes of how far they could push the communist mindset onto the children, who were placed in a highly suggestible state from watching a special film, making them amenable to the brainwashing. Before the children left the camp, they were put back into a suggestible state and given fabricated stories about their experiences to cover-up what occurred at the camp.^[1]

After the Great War, DIA staff abandoned the camp, leaving their victims to their fates. With their programming active, the Scouts promptly rallied and organized a commune, planning to rebuild post-apocalyptic America into a communist utopia.^[1]

Layout[]

The Camp is located in the extreme southeast of Skyline Valley, down a path away from the highway. It's centered around the mess hall, converted into a command center, with the theater and bonfire behind it. To the north lies the prison, converted from an enclosed basketball court, with the shooting range across the creek and the infamous Island to the northeast. The southern half of the compound has the tents and surviving bunkhouses, with the largest to the southwest devastated by the Storm recently.

Interactive map[]

Notable loot[]

• Five copies of the propaganda flyer, with two at the activity center and three on the Pioneer Scout board in the center of camp.
• Two copies of the same two notes, Camp recruitment drive and Stony Man Lookout assault, can be found in different locations:
  • On the notice board just outside the camp entrance.
  • On another notice board by the prison area, made out of a basketball court, next to the bonfire.
• Ben's diary entry #2 and #3 - Notes, on a shelf in a locker in one of the green tents to the south. The tent is directly across from a cooking station.
• Camp fire tale - Note, on the ground at the bonfire.
• Final words - Note, next to the corpse of a park ranger in a cell at the prison area next to the bonfire.
• Operation Sleeping Giant - Note, spilling out of a trash can on the floor of the Expedition Leader cabin to south.
• Pioneer treasure hunt start - Note, attached to the Pioneer Scout board near the associated Possum and Tadpole vending machines.
• Prison incident report - Note, on a table next to a lantern, near the prison area next to the bonfire.
• Red Menace - A fixed location of this holotape game can be found on a green table next to a safe, near the prison area next to the bonfire.
• Two potential magazines:
  • On a coffee table in the sniper's tower overlooking the stage.
  • At the outside tents, in the tent next to the cooking station, in the left open locker.

Appearances[]

Camp Liberty appears only in Fallout 76, introduced in the Skyline Valley update.

Behind the scenes[]

Double Eleven developer George Platten was a level designer on Camp Liberty.^{[Non-game 1]}

Gallery[]

Entrance

Exterior

Overview

Overview

Totem pole

Shacks

Docks

Stage with projector screen

Scaffolding

Bonfire

Notice board near jail

Jail guard's area

Zipline tower

Out front of main building

Map in main building

Inside

Torture implements in main building

Pioneer Scouts "Ever Upwards" logo on roof

Dead settler

Dead Blue Ridge guard

Dead raider

Shanked mannequin

Ben's diary entries, #2 and #3

Camp fire tale

Final words

Operation Sleeping Giant

Pioneer treasure hunt start and three propaganda flyers

Red Menace and prison incident report

Exterior notice board (Camp recruitment drive and Stony Man Lookout assault)

Loading screen

References[]

Non-game