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[[File:Granite Falls ingame icon.png|left|60px]]'''Granite Falls''' is a sub-[[world]] introduced in ''[[The Sims 4: Outdoor Retreat]]'' game pack.<ref name="The Sims GP1 announcement">[http://www.thesims.com/news/ts4-gp01announce "Just What is a Game Pack?" by SimGuruGrant] on [[TheSims.com]]. Retrieved 20 December 2014</ref> Sims can [[Vacationing|vacation]] in Granite Falls for up to seven days, but cannot live there as in normal residential worlds. Sims with the Outdoor Enthusiast [[Aspiration (The Sims 4)|aspiration]] or [[loves outdoors]] [[Trait (The Sims 4)|trait]] will often want to go on vacation to Granite Falls.
Sims can access Granite Falls only through their [[Telephone|phone]] or [[computer]]'s "Take a Vacation" function. For some reason, children can also initiate vacations through the computer. Like visits to other lots or worlds, Sims can invite up to seven other Sims. However, Sims who are not part of the household will later leave the vacation lot if they have school/work that falls in the middle of vacation and will not be able to return to the vacation lot once their school/work day is over. While Sims cannot live in Granite Falls, they can technically reside there forever if the player keeps extending the vacation time indefinitely. However, this would require a constant income of [[Simoleon|money]] in large amounts. Sims may also get a [[sad]] moodlet from being homesick while on vacation in Granite Falls.
When Sims first arrive to Granite Falls and have settled down in their rental lot, they will be greeted by a park ranger [[Non-playable character|NPC]] who can provide basic information about Granite Falls, if Sims ask for camping information, which is one of the better ways to learn about the world the Sims are vacationing in. Park rangers will roam around the world all the time, so they are not hard to track down and are available for questioning all the time.
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