Deerborn Ambush Camp
Deerborn Ambush Camp is a Marauder camp in the cliffs east of Lost Lake, south of Sherman's Camp. Its Marauders ambush supply runs on the Santiam Highway, and clearing it pays Iron Mike's Camp.
- Type
- Camp
- Region
- Lost Lake
Part of
Found in
Good to know
- Clearing it gives 2,000 XP.
- It earns 350 Trust and 1,900 credits at Iron Mike's Camp.
- Marauders hold it.
- It sits south of the Sherman's Camp Infestation and east of Iron Mike's Camp.
- Its Marauders ambushed supply runs on the Santiam Highway.
- Loot includes two airbags, a gas can, a growler and rags.
How to approach it
The camp is up in the cliffs, so the climb in is the risky part. Scout from cover with Survival Vision, then take quiet kills with the crossbow or a suppressed gun. If it goes loud, fall back to a doorway and let them come to you.
What's there
Killing everyone isn't enough: find the bunker hatch and read the map inside to clear the camp. The bunker then works as a fast travel point and a bed to sleep in.
Plan the trip
It sits close to Iron Mike's Camp, so it's an easy early job once you move to Lost Lake.
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