National Park Ornaments

National Park Ornaments are a set of 25 ornaments, available in National Park Pack DLC. Just like other ornaments they generate attractiveness. They are available in Old World, Cape Trelawney and New World regions right from the beginning.

Name	Description	Construction cost	Size
Trail Brunch	"Hey! Hey, you! Why'd you bring a blanket? Grab your snacks and lie down in the grass" - A tick, probably.	200	2x2
Pizza Picnic	Nobody can tell you not to eat your pizza in the park. It's best to be aware of your surroundings, though - not sharing is caring.	50	1x1
Campsite	For tens of thousands of years, humanity shared food at campfires and slept under the stars. Those long nights at the campsite bring back timeless memories.	200	2x2
Tent	A home for a night - if set up properly, it withstands storms, falling acorns and stumbling tourists. Prepare, though, for the occasional inspection by friendly insects.	50	1x1
Majestic Rock	They say goats make a desert, but really, it's dessert - there's nothing they won't eat, or climb in order to eat it. This rock's clinging moss is no exception.	200	2x2
Eroded Rock	Rocks are born of fire, or formed by water and wind - always changing, never truly still. This one's been touched by time, an abstract piece of art - a window to the past, if you will.	50	1x1
"Eagle's Nest" Café	This cozy little café comes with rustic tables and a spectacular view - a favourite spot for thieving crows and hungry birdwatchers.	2100	6x7
Ruined Tower	During the lightning storm of 1602, the lord of the valley learned why it was not wise to store all kegs of black powder in his highest tower.	450	3x3
Feeding Station	Secluded in the woods, this offering of grain and corn allows the park rangers to survey and count wild animals. Triplet baby fawns are always a welcome sight!	450	3x3
Hiker's Hut	A sturdy log cabin and a spot of shade - for tired hikers, lost tourists and those who prefer to sit and sip rather than climb and slip.	300	2x3
Campfire	The perfect place to enjoy roasted marshmallows, twist bread, smoked fish and spooky stories. Just bear in mind that others might enjoy it, too.	200	2x2
Observation Point	Watch the cranes as they flock to the water, or listen to the breeze. Smells like sunscreen, azalea, pine and teenage dreams.	200	2x2
Wanderer's Rest	A fallen tree can still serve so many purposes - as a seat, table or signpost - and it's not like we are going to run out of them anytime soon.	200	2x2
Gnarly Oak	It's well over a hundred years old - but who is counting, when it only grows more beautiful?	200	2x2
Ash	Even if lightning should strike, it regrows velvety and green. It also makes for fantastic firewood - but don't tell the rangers I said that.	50	1x1
Trail Sign	Choose a path to tread, or forge your own instead.	50	1x1
Willow	She weeps when it rains and sleeps on sunny days.	50	1x1
Small Wooden Bridge	Simple but sturdy, it can cross streams and small ravines.	150	1x3
Wooden Bridge	Spans the average leaping distance of a panicking deer. Deer not included.	200	1x4
Long Wooden Bridge	Sways a bit on windy days - not for the faint-hearted.	250	1x5
Boardwalk	Walk comfortably without disturbing the undergrowth, or soaking your new hiking boots.	20	1x1
Hiking Trail	Day or night, you'll never walk alone, for there is a startled squirrel, a busy ant or a buzzing bee watching over you.	20	1x1
Forest Lake	No description.	5	1x1
Grassy Lake	No description.	5	1x1
Grass	Adds a fresh green touch to the great outdoors.	20	1x1

National Park Ornaments

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