Can players park mobile homes together?

Your vehicle is not just transport between zones. Every Pathfinder gets a personal recreational vehicle as part of the homeland system, and it works as your headquarters: a mobile home base that sits at an open-world campsite, with a portal inside connecting through to your homeland area. Pulling it up alongside someone else's is what turns a private space into a shared one.

The campsites and open-world settlements where this happens are public hub areas. You arrive with your trailer, other people arrive with theirs, and you run into each other without having to arrange anything first. Outposts work the same way for meeting up.

The platform sitting in front of your vehicle is the part other players actually look at. It is yours to customize, and everyone in a communal RV area gets one, so a row of parked homes reads as a row of decorated frontages rather than a car park.

Parking together is not the same as grouping up

Sharing a campsite is a social thing. It puts you and your trailers in the same space and lets you interact, but it is separate from the cooperative play that takes you back out into the world. That runs up to four players, covering exploration, puzzles and boss battles. So a busy campsite is where you meet people, and a party of four is what you leave with.

Not settled: How many vehicles a single campsite or outpost holds at once is not pinned down. The four-player figure describes cooperative play in the open world, not the capacity of a hub.