Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Release Date — September 17, 2026 Launch

Dawson Oaks Trailer Park released on September 17, 2026 on Steam for Windows, as a full 1.0 launch rather than an Early Access debut. GameFAQs lists the US release as 09/17/26 through Steam, SteamDB timestamps the store release at 17:00 UTC on the same day, and the Steam page shows the game as released with a $9.99 price. Striped Panda Studios developed and published the title, and the studio's previous game, Dale & Dawson Stationery Supplies, belongs to the same social deduction family. This page collects the dated milestones, the launch price context, and the first month of patches.

This page is compiled from the official Steam store page, SteamDB's app records, and GameFAQs release data; the patch dates come from the Steam Community hub announcements.

When Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Came Out

The release is well documented across three sources, which is why the date is safe to state plainly. Steam calls it "Sep 17, 2026", GameFAQs records the US Steam release as 09/17/26, and SteamDB adds the precise store timestamp of 17:00:32 UTC and a store release entry at 17:00:41 UTC. The game is not flagged as Early Access on SteamDB, so there is no separate launch window to track and no "Early Access ended" milestone to wait for.

Release fact	Value	Source
Release date	September 17, 2026	Steam store page, GameFAQs
Store release timestamp	17 September 2026, 17:00 UTC	SteamDB
Release state	Released, not Early Access	SteamDB
Platforms at launch	Windows (Steam)	Steam store page
Launch price	$9.99	Steam store page, SteamDB

The Launch Window and the First Patches

The first two weeks after launch were busy but small, which is a normal shape for a live multiplayer game. Patch 1.0.3 on September 19, 2026 added Brazilian Portuguese localisation, removed unintended text from letters, fixed tutorial NPCs walking toward the player at random, fixed a bug that let lighter fluid be spiked, fixed the Supervisor being unable to call the police, and fixed vote and result screens not appearing for some clients. Patch 1.0.4 on September 21, 2026 followed with the Respectful, Rowdy, and Uncensored lobby types and a cap of five tear tattoos. Patch 1.0.5 on September 26, 2026 was described by the developers as a tiny update to fix minor bugs and address some exploits.

Patch	Date	Headline change
1.0.3	September 19, 2026	Brazilian Portuguese localisation, Supervisor police-call fix, vote screen fixes
1.0.4	September 21, 2026	Respectful, Rowdy, and Uncensored lobby types; five-tattoo cap
1.0.5	September 26, 2026	Minor bugs and exploit fixes

• The launch price of $9.99 has held, with no permanent drop recorded as of October 4, 2026.
• The lowest recorded price is $8.99, a ten percent discount dated to launch day.
• The patch cadence is roughly weekly in the first month, which suggests active maintenance rather than a set-and-forget release.
• Two official videos shipped with the store page, a Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Trailer and a Gameplay Trailer.

What Shipped at Launch and Where to Verify It

The launch version already included the three-tier role structure, the proximity voice chat system, the urge and sanity mechanics, and the public store and trade logs, because the Steam description covers all of them as launch features. Localisation expanded after launch, with Brazilian Portuguese arriving in patch 1.0.3, and the store page lists eleven supported languages overall, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Turkish, Portuguese, and Portuguese-Brazil. If you want to verify the timeline yourself, the three sources used here are easy to check directly.

• The Steam store page is the canonical source for the release date, price, and language list.
• SteamDB adds the exact UTC timestamps and confirms the game is not in Early Access.
• GameFAQs confirms the 09/17/26 US Steam release and the developer and publisher name.
• The Steam Community hub archives the 1.0.3, 1.0.4, and 1.0.5 patch notes with their dates.

For what came with that launch build, the how-to-play page explains the tutorial and role systems, the platforms page covers supported hardware, and the price page tracks the cost and any discounts.