Fortnite Reload Surf City Island: All Map Changes

The launch of Fortnite Chapter 7 has introduced Surf City, the sixth Reload map since the respawn-focused mode was first introduced during the summer of 2024, and the fourth since April. While other new Reload maps added in 2025 were not directly based on any islands from the main Fortnite Battle Royale, Surf City is largely a shrunken-down version of the new Chapter 7 island, which is based on the southwestern USA–specifically, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Las Vegas, and everything in between.

At the heart of the map is Battlewood Boulevard, a massive, sprawling cityscape that covers a much larger area than any previous Reload POI. The Reload version of Battlewood Boulevard is nearly identical to the same POI on the main Battle Royale map–it hasn’t been scaled down at all for the smaller island.

Several other spots in this island correspond to spots on the BR island as well, but none of the other were transplanted directly–these are more inspired by the big island. Breaker Beach in the south is more or less the same as Ripped Tides on the BR map, Sweaty Shores is similar to Latte Landing, Cashmere Cliffs is actually an expanded version of Humble Hills, and Sus Studios is, of course, Sus Studios.

Then up at the north end of the map we’ve got Divey Dam, which is an original new spot that has no equivalent on any other Fortnite map. Divey Damn has a large, empty mountain above it–but there’s more stuff up there than you’d probably think given that it’s not a named location.

Scroll on for better looks at each of the big spots on Fortnite Reload’s new Surf City map.

Divey Dam

Breaker Beach

Cashmere Cliffs

Sus Studios

Battlewood Boulevard

Sweaty Shores