Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Map

Dawson Oaks Trailer Park is a small geography with loud rooms. Playtests put you on dirt lots between individual trailers, a Community Center, and a saloon that is trying very hard to be the neighborhood living room. Learn those names before your first meeting. The Steam launch is still upcoming: 17 September 2026 at $9.99 USD on Windows, delayed from 10 September specifically to polish a new map. Treat this page as the playtest layout plus a warning that rooms can still move. Track that pass on the release date page and the updates hub.

If you need the loop that uses these rooms, read how the match loops. If you need spawn-in habits, use the beginner lobby walkthrough. This article is where to stand, not how to vote.

Community Center Main Room

The Community Center Main Room is the meeting hall. When suspects call a meeting, markers labeled MEETING point here with a distance, and the banner MEETING IN PROGRESS / VOTE OUT THE SNITCH! takes over the HUD. You walk in as a crowd, you vote a hidden informant, and you walk out either in control or newly hunted. The Snitch-hunting meeting guide is the politics. The building is the stage.

Do not crime in the doorway. The Supervisor can stand on the steps and see the entire threshold. Snitches can sit in a trailer window and see who arrived late. Arrive with a can or a story, not with an urge animation. After a vote, this room empties fast. That is when the cop starts the next patrol, not when you finally drink.

Piss Creek Saloon

Piss Creek Saloon is the bar. Playtests showed a rail, a bartender, and slot machines. Moonshine cooks can sell here. Gamblers have an obvious excuse to linger. Drunks have an even more obvious one. It is also Community Service: voted-out players are out of the game and can only speak inside the bar. If you need a last sentence from someone who already left, this is the room. If you need privacy, it is the wrong room. Ghosts listen.

Status chips such as Piss, Luck, and High stack here because the props live here. That makes the saloon a legal-looking crime den. The stealth crime walkthrough will tell you to keep C off the rail when the nametag is in the lot. Believe it. Buy, sell, spin a machine, and leave. Do not hold a second meeting at the bar while the real hall is empty.

Trailers: kitchen, WC, bathtub

Every resident gets a trailer, and the useful parts are indoors. Kitchens, a WC, and a bathtub are where urges go to hide. Objective markers call HOME TRAILER and BATHTUB by name, with distances, because the game wants you to travel. STEREO markers exist too. Use the interior. The porch is a stage.

Supervisor patrols love porch light. The Supervisor playbook is written around peeking doorways and refusing street stories. Your answer is to start the animation inside, finish it, then step out holding something boring. Plastic cans are the universal boring object. Mailboxes and dumpsters outside are for pickups you can interrupt, not for long animations.

Snitch-only urges include Observe players from your trailer. That means some windows are cameras. If you crime in a yard that faces a row of trailers, you are on a highlight reel. Angle yourself toward blank walls. Close the visual line even if the engine does not give you a lock animation we can document.

Lots, porches, dumpsters, mailboxes

Outdoor lots are transit. They exist so proximity voice has a gradient: yelling on a porch hits neighbors, whispering in a kitchen does not. Dumpsters and mailboxes are micro objectives. They are also where scrappers and thieves look busy. Walk them when you need to be seen doing nothing important. Sprint them when the Arrest timer is someone else’s problem.

Night lots photograph well and hide poorly. Nametags still punch through. If you are learning how not to get caught the hard way, stop using the street as a workshop.

Markers, phones, and the new map

HUD markers with distances are the unglamorous map. Face HOME TRAILER, BATHTUB, STEREO, or MEETING and walk. Interaction keys once you arrive (E pick up, G drop, C drink, throw, or smoke) are on the keyboard and controller layout. Slot 5’s flip phone does not open a street map; it makes calls, especially for the cop on a Parachite. Do not stand in the middle of a lot staring at a phone unless you want every window to log you.

HUD markers will still matter after the polish week. Rooms named above may grow or shift. Sanity, urges, and meetings are the spine. Geography might not.

27 August 2026: an entirely new map

The 27 August 2026 news post said the team added an entirely new map and delayed Steam from 10 September to 17 September 2026 so they could polish it. Playtest lots — Community Center, Piss Creek Saloon, individual trailers — may change. Do not treat this page as a launch floorplan. The dedicated delay writeup is new map polish.

Until then, navigate like a resident: Community Center for votes, Piss Creek Saloon for trades and ghosts, trailers for crimes, lots for walking. The Guides Hub is the index. Getting lost is a voice tell, not a geography problem.