Old School RuneScape (OSRS) is filled with hidden locations that offer unique quests, resources, and lore, and the Elf Camp is one of the most intriguing. Tucked away in the dense forests of Tirannwn, the westernmost region of Gielinor, this small camp of elf warriors is led by Lord Iorwerth and serves as a key hub for elven-related content. Whether you're pursuing quests like Regicide, seeking fishing spots, or exploring elven lore, knowing how to reach the OSRS gold Elf Camp is essential. This guide breaks down all the requirements, routes, and tips to make your journey smooth and successful.

Key Prerequisites: Quests You Must Complete First

Before you can set foot in the Elf Camp, you need to meet a critical quest requirement: starting the Regicide quest. This mid-level quest is the gateway to Tirannwn, the region where the Elf Camp is located, and it cannot be skipped. Without starting Regicide, the path to the camp will remain locked, so this is your first priority.

To start Regicide, you must first complete two prerequisite quests: Plague City and Biohazard. These quests unlock access to the Underground Pass, which leads to Tirannwn. Additionally, while not mandatory, having level 45 Agility (boostable) will make navigating the terrain to the camp much easier, as you'll need to cross a log balance along the way.

Note that the Elf Camp was previously known as Iorwerth Camp before the release of theSong of the Elves update, so you may see both names used interchangeably in older guides or player discussions.

Step-by-Step Routes to the Elf Camp

Once you've started Regicide, there are several routes to reach the Elf Camp, depending on your teleport options and preferences. Below are the most reliable methods, ordered from quickest to most accessible for new players.

1. Tirannwn Quiver 3 Teleport (Quickest Method)

The fastest way to reach the Elf Camp is by using the Tirannwn Quiver 3 or 4. This quiver, obtained through elven content, allows you to teleport directly to the camp with a single click. It's ideal for players who frequent the area, as it eliminates the need for long walks or multiple teleports.

To get the Tirannwn Quiver 3, you'll need to complete parts of the elven questline and gather elven crystals. Once you have it, simply equip the quiver and select the teleport option-you'll spawn right at the camp's entrance, ready to explore.

2. Tirannwn Lodestone + Forest Trail

If you don't have the Tirannwn Quiver, the next best option is using the Tirannwn Lodestone. First, activate the lodestone (you can do this by visiting it once after unlocking Tirannwn via Regicide).

After teleporting to the Tirannwn Lodestone, head northwest through the dense forest. Keep an eye on your minimap to avoid getting lost-Tirannwn's forests are vast and easy to navigate incorrectly. Before reaching the bridge that leads up to Prifddinas, turn west and walk across the log balance (requires 45 Agility) to enter the Elf Camp.

If you don't have 45 Agility, you can boost your level with an Agility potion or summer pie. Alternatively, after teleporting to the lodestone, cross the bridge to Prifddinas and enter the dense forest just west of the hill leading up to the city-this route also leads to the camp, though it's slightly longer.

3. Charter Ship to Port Tyras + Walk

For players without lodestone access or agility boosts, this route is a reliable alternative. First, travel to a charter ship location (such as Port Sarim or Catherby) and pay 3200 GP to sail to Port Tyras.

Once you arrive at Port Tyras, head north through the forest. The path will lead you past various elven structures and occasional aggressive monsters, so be sure to bring basic combat gear or food. Continue north until you reach the Elf Camp, which is located northwest of Lletya and north of Tyras Camp.

4. Lletya Teleport + Short Walk

If you've started Mourning's End Part I, you'll have access to cheap OSRS gold  Elf Teleport Crystals, which teleport you to Lletya-a hidden elven village in Tirannwn. From Lletya, simply walk northwest through the forest, and you'll reach the Elf Camp in a few minutes.

This route is convenient if you already use Lletya for other elven content, such as banking (Lletya has a bank, which the Elf Camp does not) or training. Just be cautious of the forest's terrain, as it's easy to veer off course.