10 Brookhaven Secrets and Hidden Locations Worth Finding

Brookhaven is easy to treat as a town where you choose a house, drive around and make up a story with friends. Spend time looking at its ordinary buildings, though, and the map starts offering plenty of less ordinary destinations.

These ten secrets mix hidden rooms with small Easter eggs. The directions follow documented community discoveries, rather than claiming every location provides a reward or solves the game’s lore. Updates can alter buildings and entrances, so match the landmark first. A hidden room is also useful simply as a setting for a mystery, a hideout or the next stop on a scavenger hunt.

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10. The Underground House vault

Select the Underground House, head below ground and check behind the television. An orange or yellow button opens the vault. It is an easy place to start because the discovery depends on checking a specific feature in a house you can select.

Use it as the first stop in your own detective story. One player can leave the others a clue pointing toward the television, then let them find the entrance themselves.

9. The cemetery’s Agency coffin

At the cemetery, count to the third grave from the left and jump into it. The hidden coffin carries an Agency reference. It is a compact discovery, rather than another room you need to navigate through.

Read the detail as a prompt for your roleplay, without assuming it confirms a complete explanation of the Agency. A photograph and a question for your group make a good transition to the town’s other mystery locations.

8. The hospital’s abandoned upper room

At St. Lukes Hospital, place an inventory ladder below the broken wall above the front desk and climb through. The hospital’s community page also identifies its abandoned upper floor as a location connected to Brookhaven’s mysteries.

Take time to look around once you arrive. This works well as a discovery scene for a small group, rather than a room everyone rushes into and immediately leaves.

7. The passage behind the X-ray image

Inside the hospital’s X-ray room, jump behind the skeleton image and pass through the wall. It is a useful reminder that an apparently ordinary picture can mark a passage in Brookhaven.

Visit this alongside the upper hospital room to keep your route compact. If you are setting up a scavenger hunt, send players looking for a skeleton picture instead of giving away the full instruction.

6. The second secret beneath the X-ray desk

Once you are in the hidden X-ray area, look underneath the desk for a blue button. Press it to access the additional secret. The blue button on the small wooden stool provides the teleport exit.

Notice the exit before your group starts improvising a scene. Knowing how to leave makes this a more comfortable place to use for a short investigation, particularly when some players are visiting for the first time.

5. The yacht’s hidden weapons room

Find the yacht at Lake Madison, go to its lower bathroom and walk through the shower wall. A hidden weapons room sits beyond it. The Brookhaven boat reference notes that the stationary yacht can be visited without owning the Boat Pack.

That makes it a convenient group destination. Give everyone time to board before revealing the passage, then decide whether your story treats it as a smuggler’s stash or a secret meeting place.

4. The “Wolfpaq was here!” sign

The yacht has a second discovery: move along its right-side railing until you fall through, then head toward the rear and look underneath the boat for the sign. It is a creator Easter egg rather than a new gameplay upgrade.

Look for it during the same lake visit as the weapons room. A checklist of small details like this can make a familiar landmark feel interesting again without requiring a complicated story.

3. The space below the town fountain

Enter the Downtown subway, click the city icon on the wall and pass through its right side. Continue to the space beneath the fountain. Return through the wall and use the green button to exit.

The contrast is the fun part: somewhere you normally see from above becomes a destination of its own. Let the last player in your group discover where they are before you explain the connection.

2. The Summer Camp cabin attic

At Summer Camp, enter a cabin bathroom, stand on the shower and jump into the ceiling to reach the attic. Check the cabin’s layout first so you are trying the documented entrance rather than jumping around every room.

It suits a smaller roleplay scene or a final hiding place in a treasure hunt. Keep your clues tied to the shower and ceiling if you want friends to discover it without a full walkthrough.

1. The Agency room beneath the Power Plant

The Power Plant has an Agency room beneath its Reactor Room, reached through manholes and corridors. That route requires the Blue Key Card from Cell #2 at the Police Station, making it a more involved destination than the town’s simpler hidden rooms.

Make this the longer final leg of your tour. Collect the needed card before committing the whole group to the Power Plant, and leave time to follow the passages carefully.