The Camps

Division One

Government Camp

This refugee camp was started by David Bailey (see plot) and was the first. Bailey started it to try and gather some of the survivors. In fact, many of the people in the camp were brought there by the ten or twelve men left from the military. The appearance is much like a tent town you'd see after a really bad storm in third world countries. There are rows and rows of large white tents, one per family. A few yards away is a military mini camp where the soldiers, and Bailey, stay. In between the camp set ups are picnic tables, and a locked trailer where they keep food and medical supplies, which is rationed during meal times. This is also where severe injuries are treated.


Coastal Camp

This is the only beach camp. Located in the north-west of what was California, the refugees here stay in a rundown old beach hotel. On the first floor the lobby has been turned into a little hospital of sorts, and in the ballroom the refugees have set up a cafeteria. The rooms on the second and third floors are where they sleep, though the three floors above that were too damaged to be liveable.



The Ridge Camp

This is one of the few camps where the refugees are rebuilding their own sort of town. People here use wood from old run down buildings and are building small homes for them and/or their families. This camp is located in the mountains on the east side of DivOne.

Division Three

San Felipe Camp

The refugees in San Felipe live in a Mexican mansion on the coast. Life on the mexican beach does have it's perks, but all of the refugees do live in one building, and some of the people here aren't as trusting as the others. That and the debris along the beach make it seem like an unsafe camp.


Rio Bravo Camp

This camp is located on the Rio Bravo close to the Div4 border. These refugees, like the ones in San Felipe, live in what was once a house, though the old farm house in the Rio Bravo camp is much smaller than the San Felipe mansion.