5. The Mossy Bedroll Under the Pines
Not every abandoned camp has a tent. Some travellers just slept under the trees. Lay a bedroll of green and brown wool beneath a tall pine, half-covered in fallen leaves, with a small pack leaning against the trunk and a pair of worn boots beside it.
The trick is the ground. Mix coarse dirt, podzol, and moss blocks so the bedroll looks half-buried rather than placed. A few mushrooms nearby, a little fog in the air, and you have a campsite that feels like a secret.