Maple Lodge Campsite

Lore & Background

The tragedy that befell Maple Lodge is whispered about in hushed tones among veteran investigators. While official records may cite simple abandonment or financial ruin, those who spend nights there feel a lingering malice that predates the closure. The spirits here do not merely haunt; they seem to thrive on the isolation of winter, using the freezing temperatures and blinding snowstorms to mask their movements. It is said that the camp never truly closed its doors, but rather fell into a slumber from which only the dead can wake.

In Their Own Story

The wind howled through the broken window frames of Cabin 4, carrying with it the scent of pine and old wood. Elias adjusted his thermal camera, the battery light flickering in the darkness as he stepped out onto the porch. The snow crunched loudly under his boots, a stark contrast to the unnatural silence that had fallen over the campsite moments ago. In the distance, near the boat house, a shadow detached itself from the trees, moving with a fluidity no living thing possessed in this temperature. He knew he wasn't alone; the air grew heavier, colder than the winter night should allow, and the whisper of a name drifted on the frost-laden breeze.

Reader's Guide

Maple Lodge Campsite is a medium map. It features multiple structures including cabins, a mess hall, a lodge, and a boat house. The outdoor areas between buildings are exposed, making it risky to cross during hunts. Players should stick together and use the van's equipment to monitor ghost activity and sanity levels. The map's size and layout require coordination to complete objectives and identify the ghost type.

Did You Know?

• Maple Lodge Campsite is classified as a medium map in Phasmophobia.
• The map includes structures such as cabins, a mess hall, a lodge, and a boat house.
• Players must navigate outdoor paths between buildings, which can be dangerous during ghost hunts.
• The map is part of the game's selection of locations available for contracts.