As long as the ground is flat-ish, isn't overlapping with any other build areas, and you have some resources to spend on rebuilding your CAMP, you're good to go. An abandoned bunker beneath the Oyster-Adams school in Washington, DC, was once used as a fallout shelter. Decades later, some of these bunkers are now abandoned. Any door base that extends above the top of the shelter more than the standard 30' base, has to be hauled separately from the shelter. With the all the incendiary talk, you might be wondering how to build a fallout shelter. During the Cold War, the US built underground shelters in case of an attack. The top of the shelter will be approximately 30' below ground. Hallelujah. When you get to your desired destination just go back into the blueprint section of your build menu, select the blueprint you've made, then pick where you want your CAMP to be. This will put the door entrance just above the ground level. So if you discover a new location that’s way closer to a ton of glorious Junk or just fancy moving to a remote part of the map where no-one can find you, you can pack up and go in the blink of an eye. Thanks to that blueprint your CAMP will remember exactly where they are, which means that when you put down your CAMP somewhere new you won't lose any of your progress. In your building menu simply go into the Blueprint section, then select all the structures you want to save to a blueprint. Thankfully when you decide to move your CAMP around you don’t have to wave goodbye to your beautifully-planned bunker.
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