Palworld allows you to build your base in any place you want, but not all locations are the best for you to build in.
You have to consider a lot of factors when choosing a location for your base. Think about the nearby resources available, how easy it is to reach, and whether or not there are any hostile Pals or humans around you.
In this guide, we’ll give you some of the best locations for you to build your base in.
Some of the Best Base Locations in Palworld
Early Game Base
The best base you can have in the early game is next to the waterfall northwest of the starting point.
It’s extremely easy to reach, you’re surrounded by friendly Pals, and you also have a lot of basic resources around you like Wood and Stones.
The one apparent downside is that you’re a large open area, so you might think that Raid enemies can attack you from any direction.
But, in truth, enemies will only enter your base from the north when a Raid happens. They won’t jump down the cliffs to the south, and they can’t climb from the west!
So, in reality, it’s actually pretty easy to defend. It really is a perfect place for you to start the game.
Autumn Area
Another great spot is the flat area in the center of the autumn-themed region, northwest of the starting point.
It’s a very unique region, being the only one with the autumn aesthetic. So, if you find the orange and red color palette pleasant, this is the best base location for looks!
You also have a decent amount of resource nodes around you, such as Stones and Ores, as well as dozens of trees.
The one downside? You’re on a flat open expanse, which allows enemies to attack you from any angle during Raids.
It’s not quite as “useful” as the other bases on our list, but its unique aesthetics are hard to deny!
Fort Ruins
If you want to repurpose an abandoned fort for your base, just head northwest of the starting area to reach the Fort Ruins!
You can build structures to cover the holes in thefort’s walls to make the place your own. It’s very defensible because the fort’s stone walls can’t be destroyed at all by anyone.
On top of that, the area has a decent amount of gatherable resources and a good amount of friendly Pals roaming about.
You can also expand your base here to cover both the upper and lower levels of the fort, giving you a very unique and safe place!
The downside in this case is that, as said previously, you can’t break any of the fort’s structures. This limits your ability to build and gives you less useable space than other bases.
Nonetheless, it should be more than enough for you to fit everything you might need!
The Ruined Fortress City
If you love the concept of the Fort Ruins base but want something bigger, The Ruined Fortress City is here for you!
This massive city’s biggest downside is that it’s extremely far off to the west. Reaching it will take you a lot of time, and will likely require a flying Pal.
On the upside, though, you get a massive and extremely defensible area all for yourself!
This area would be particularly great if you’re playing co-op multiplayer. You and your friends can basically make small separate bases within the city, giving each player their place.
If nothing else, it’s definitely an extremely unique place to build!
Venezuelan gamer cursed by being interested by most games, resulting in a ridiculous backlog he’ll never be able to conquer. Been gaming for over two decades now! Few things exemplify his wide variety in gaming tastes as the fact that he’s a big fan of both Souls games and the Atelier series at the same time. Also a big fan of Yakuza/Like a Dragon, Deadly Premonition, Zero Escape, and Dead Rising, among others. Considers Lost Judgment and Sekiro to both be masterpieces.