There are more than 10 Windward Plains Pop-up Camps that you can set up in Monster Hunter Wilds. These act as safe zones and mini bases where you will be able to do basic stuff but will lack essential NPCs other than your handler, Alma, and your Palico in Monster Hunter Wilds.
This article will cover all the places where you can find these Windward Plains Pop-up Camps in Monster Hunter Wilds and also give you a breakdown on how safe these locations are.
All Windward Plains Pop-up Camp locations in Monster Hunter Wilds

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There is a total of 13 Pop-up Camps in Windward Plains in Monster Hunter Wilds, and you can build up to five at any given time. You will need to spend your Guild Points to unlock any camp. Your choice of camp should rely on the position on the map and the safety level. Dangerous camps will be attacked and destroyed by monsters.
Here is a list of all the campsites that you can build in the Windward Plains region of the game.
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Check out the map locations for each of them below.
Area 3 South Campsite

Area 4 Mineral Cave Campsite

Area 4 West Campsite

Area 6 Valley Hideaway Campsite

Area 8 Southwest Campsite

Area 8 Southeast Campsite

Area 9 Lookout Hill

Area 10 Southeast Campsite

Area 13 Oasis Campsite

Area 13 West Campsite

Area 14 Groundwater Vein Campsite

Area 16 Northwest Campsite

Area 16 Bone Desert Campsite

How to set up Pop-up Camps in Monster Hunter Wilds

To set up a Pop-up Camp in MH Wilds, you can either use the camping kit in its location or talk to Pop-up Camp Felyne (located at the Support Desk of the Base Camp of the area). The same process also holds when it comes to dismantling these camps. You can either do it manually or talk to the Meowster. You can only build Pop-up Camps for the locations you have discovered.
The choice of the location will remain up to you, but once again, keep in mind that you can only build a maximum of five camps at any given time. To build more, you will need to dismantle an existing one.

Camps in dangerous locations will have a chance of being destroyed by various monsters, but you will be able to repair the damage. This is done automatically by the Pop-up Camp Purrofessional, who will be by the camp at all times. You can speed up the repair process by talking to them and spending Guild Points.
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