Overview
Full maps, with all objective and location spawns for all three areas (Crystal Lake, Higgins Haven, and Packanack).
Introduction
These are full maps, with all objective and location spawns for all three areas (Crystal Lake, Higgins Haven, and Packanack). Each map has four static variations. Once you find a Large Map, just check to see what landmarks match the ones in circles here, and you’ll know which version of the map you’re on.
Note that either Police exit can spawn on any map; there is likely no way to determine the spawn point ahead of time. Radios (for calling Tommy Jarvis) have quite a few spawn points, but they’re too random to be usefully displayed on these maps. Phones and electrical boxes will always spawn where indicated, 100% of the time.
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This information is current as of PC patch v1.03. Click on any map for a full-sized image.
Map Zones and Objectives
Please keep in mind that the fuse and the vehicle parts tend to spawn reasonably close to where the objective itself is located. So, for example, if the phone spawns in the workshop on the Crystal Lake map, the fuse is likely to be in that general area.
To go a step further, each map has “zones” within it, and — at worst — parts seems to always spawn in a zone that is adjacent to the objective. Using the Crystal Lake workshop example: If the phone is here, this means that Birch Ridge is the last place you should look for the fuse, because it is not adjacent to the phone’s spawn area. I encourage you to watch Pappus’ video explanation of these map zones.
Crystal Lake
Map A, with Jason’s shack to the north. The cabin north of Camp Hillbrook is present, and the one west of it is not.
Map B, with Jason’s shack to the north. The cabins both to the north and west of Camp Hillbrook are present.
Map C, with Jason’s shack to the south. The cabin in the southeast area of Birch Ridge is present, as is the one above it, on the east side of the road.
Map D, with Jason’s shack to the south. The cabin in the southeast area of Birch Ridge is present, as is the one above it, on the west side of the road.
Higgins Haven
Map A, with Jason’s shack on the southern island. The alternate shack spawn point (on the west side of the map) is replaced with a campfire, and the cluster of cabins to the southwest includes one just underneath the campfire.
Map B, with Jason’s shack on the southern island. The alternate shack spawn point (on the west side of the map) is replaced with a campfire, and the cluster of cabins to the southwest includes one to the northwest of the campfire.
Map C, with Jason’s shack to the west. The alternate shack spawn point (on the southern island) is replaced with a campfire, and the area west of Higgins Camp features a single cabin.
Map D, with Jason’s shack to the west. The alternate shack spawn point (on the southern island) is replaced with a campfire, and the area west of Higgins Camp features two cabins side-by-side.
Packanack
Map A, with Jason’s shack to the west. The alternate shack spawn point (on the east side of the map) is replaced with a campfire. Check the electrical box spawns to confirm whether you are on map A or B.
Map B, with Jason’s shack to the west. The alternate shack spawn point (on the east side of the map) is replaced with a campfire. Check the electrical box spawns to confirm whether you are on map A or B.
Map C, with Jason’s shack to the east. The alternate shack spawn point (on the west side of the map) is replaced with a campfire, and one of the Woodbury Camp cabins spawns in roughly the 2:00 position.
Map D, with Jason’s shack to the east. The alternate shack spawn point (on the west side of the map) is replaced with a campfire, and one of the Woodbury Camp cabins spawns in roughly the 12:00 position, right next to another one.
Conclusion
If you know of anything that I’ve missed, or have useful map information, please leave a comment below. And if you found this guide useful, please rate it to help with visibility!
Here are the rest of my Friday the 13th: The Game guides, for your reading pleasure:
- Counselor Stats: Knowledge Base w/ Lots of Hard Data
- Jason Stats and Abilities: Knowledge Base w/ Lots of Hard Data
- Counselor Tier List (data-driven analysis w/ perk advice)
- Jason Tier List (data-driven analysis)
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