The Sims 4 High School Years expansion pack introduces a new world called Copperdale.
Copperdale used to be an old mining town. It was founded by Jackson Prescott and named after the abundant copper resources available in the area.
There are three neighborhoods in the town of Copperdale:
- Rockridge Heights
- Prescott Square
- Plumbite Cove
Lake LaSuli separates Plumbite Cove from Rockridge Heights and Prescott Square.
⇒ Quick Quiz: What other Sims 4 town used to be an old mining town apart from Copperdale? I’ll give you a clue: werewolves.
Sims 4: High School Years lots
Rockridge Heights
There are two lots in the Rockridge Heights neighborhood that come in the following sizes:
- Copperdale High School: 64×64
- Copperdale Auditorium: 30×20
Plumbite Cove
The Plumbite Cove neighborhood has five lots that come in the following sizes:
- Totter Park: 50×54
- Price Residential: 30×30
- LaSuli Point: 20×15
- Hillside Haven: 30×20
- Little Falls Nook: 20×20
Prescott Square
There are four lots in the Prescott Square neighborhood and they come in the following sizes:
- ThriftTea: 20×15
- Lakeview Library: 20×20
- Prescott Residential: 30×30
- Town Square Terrace: 20×15
- Harjo Residential: 20×15
Explore the Rockridge Heights neighborhood
The Copperdale High School building and Auditorium are located in the Rockridge Heights neighborhood. This is where teenage Sims will be spending the majority of their time.
Rockridge Heights neighborhood description:
Home to Copperdale High, Rockridge Heights is the town’s standard-bearer for academia across generations. It’s a beloved school ground for quintessential school moments and college preparation.
With classrooms full of learning, and an Auditorium full of Prom possibilities, Rockridge Heights is the perfect environment for every teen to discover who and what they want to be.
Can I build high schools outside of Copperdale in Sims 4?
You cannot build high schools outside of the town of Copperdale. The high school lot is a specialized lot, and you cannot place it in other Sims 4 worlds.
Explore the Prescott Square neighborhood
The Prescott Square neighborhood is located in the center of Copperdale. This is where the hustle and bustle of the town is.
Prescott Square neighborhood description:
Named after Copperdale’s founder, Jasper Prescott, this town square is a quaint hub for all afterschool hangouts. For the fashion-forward teens, Eloise Hiddlestix’s thrift-well-known ThriftTea shop is the spot to grab a bubble tea and explore the latest trends.
Lakeview Library is perfect for academically minded teens to squeeze in a cram sesh or find a study buddy. Representing Copperdale’s historical legacy, this square is central to all its residents.
Some say they’ve seen the ghost of Jasper lurking near his old dwelling, the Boomsbluff Mystery House.
Prescott Square hosts the ThriftTeathrift store which was designed by MsGriphy, the Lakeview Library which was created by FreezerBunny, and the Prescott House which was created by Jol1990.
NPC families living in Prescott Square
Two of the three NPC families introduced with High School Years live in the Prescott Square neighborhood in Copperdale. You’ll often find the Harjos and the Prescotts hanging out in Prescott Square.
Explore the Plumbite Cove neighborhood
Plumbite Cove neighborhood description:
Settled on Lake LaSuli sits Plumbite Cove, a once-popular location for its mining of rare gems. After the mines shut down, the town turned this picturesque outlook into a waterfront fairground.
With thrills, chills, and a breathtaking view, Plumbite Pier is the ideal spot for all ages to make some memories.
Travel to Totter Park to see the majestic Totter Rock before heading to the Pier to snag a selfie with Frank, the Flying Womp Womp tribute. Whether settling down or just stopping by, Plumbite Cove is a must-see Copperdale gem.
Try the Ferris wheel
Plumbite Cove is the perfect place to hang out. The Ferris wheel in Plumbite Pier, called the Silver Spinner, is definitely not for the faint-hearted. You can ride the Ferris wheel alone or with your friends.
There’s also a so-called haunted house in the neighborhood.
You can also swim around the pier. There’s also a fishing spot right by the pier.
Where can teenage Sims hang out in Copperdale?
There are a lot of areas where teenage Sims can hang out in Copperdale. They can take long walks in Totter Park or go to the Plumbite Pier area and swim.
They can also go to the tunnel area near Lake LaSuli and unleash their troublemaker nature.
There’s also an area by the rental house in Plumbite Cove where teens can sneak out, swim, and spend some time with their friends.
Conclusion
The world of Copperdale hosts three neighborhoods and 12 lots. Lake LaSuli divides the city of Copperdale into two halves. The Plumbite Cove neighborhood is on one bank, and the Rockridge Heights and Prescott Square neighborhoods are on the other.
The biggest lot is Copperdale High with a whooping 64×64 lot size.
Enjoy exploring the world and city of Copperdale!
By the way, not all The Sims 4 packs come with new worlds. For more information, check out this list that mentions which packs add new worlds to the game.