Fallout 76 Reveals Final 3 CAMP Contest Winners [EXCLUSIVE]

Game Rant can exclusively reveal the final winners of the Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. Revamp Community Contest from December 2025, which has seen dozens of dedicated teams utilizing the game’s extensive building tools to design highly detailed and fully customized in-game base camps themed to “The Kindest Dwellers Ever Known.” Previous Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. Revamp winners have created incredible builds inspired by concepts like “Rebuild Appalachia,” Halloween, and casinos, and the finale round has once again seen some of the most imaginative designs that highlight both the game’s impressive mechanics and the community’s showstopping creativity.

When Fallout 76 first launched, it was lambasted by critics and audiences alike for having an abundance of glitches, an arguably weak progression system, questionable monetization, absent NPC interactions, and gameplay and storytelling that both felt equally lackluster. However, Fallout 76 has seen massive changes over the years, with a number of patches and updates not only remedying early critiques but adding content expansions. One of the biggest new additions has been the Camp Revamp update for Fallout 76, which saw major improvements to the in-game base-building and led to the eventual launch of community contests to allow players to showcase what the game’s CAMP system had to offer.

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The three final winners of the Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. Revamp Community Contest for December 2025 are Burning Springs One Stop Quantum Trade Post by Hi SKUNK, Christmas Tree Caravan by pandorasdghtr, and Lights, Camera, Flea Soup! by Northern_Harvest. Each of the three base builds follows the theme of “The Kindest Dwellers Ever Known,” with various inspirations and interpretations of that theme resulting in some beautiful designs that are all distinctly unique to one another. Hi SKUNK’s Quantum Trade Post, built in the Burning Springs expansion area of Fallout 76, features “a vibrant and eclectic roadside-style trading post” with multiple levels and a classic roadside curio shop vibe. Pandorasdghtr’s build, Christmas Tree Caravan, is quite literally designed to look like a Christmas tree and is said to be “welcoming to all players to stop by to get some tasty radiated food…before continuing on their journey.”

Finally, Northern_Harvest’s Lights, Camera, Flea Soup! is inspired by the smash-hit Amazon Prime exclusive Fallout television series’ Season 2, Episode 1, in which an elderly woman sells the so-called delicacy meal of flea soup to protagonists Lucy and The Ghoul. Interestingly, rather than simply theming the C.A.M.P. build to the episode itself, the base is actually styled as an active film set with a camera crew and director’s chair, evoking a behind-the-scenes sense of how that moment from the show may have been filmed. Similar to the Rebuild Appalachia Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. Contest, all three of the final winning designs take full advantage of the various materials and parts available for base building in the game, serving as an ode to one of the most welcomed updates to the game since its launch.

From casinos and caravans to Halloween builds in Fallout 76, the C.A.M.P. Revamp Community Contest series has given players the opportunity to test out unique gameplay features while also expressing their own creativity with impressive camp builds that highlight everything from holidays to television adaptations and more. It presently remains unknown if developer Bethesda will ever bring back the contest or if other exciting competitions may be on the horizon, but many are keeping their fingers crossed for more community content and additional updates to keep fans engaged with Fallout 76 for years to come.

Released

November 14, 2018

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M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Drug Reference, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Use of Alcohol