Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Deep Cover Achievement: How to Get the Snitch Busted

What the Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Deep Cover Achievement Actually Requires

Most achievements in this social-deduction indie reward you for surviving, arresting, or winning. The Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Deep Cover achievement flips that script — you have to be so thoroughly suspected that the Supervisor calls the police on you, and you have to do it while secretly playing the Snitch. Steam's global stats recorded an 8.2% unlock rate for it as of September 20, 2026, which puts it squarely in the middle of the game's difficulty curve.

The requirement is written in a single line on Steam's community stats page: "As the Snitch, have the Supervisor call the police on you." That gives you two mandatory conditions, and both have to happen in the same round.

• You must be holding the Snitch role.
• The Supervisor — not a Suspect, not a meeting vote — must be the one who calls the police on you.

Nothing else counts. Being arrested, getting voted out at a meeting, or losing the round will not trigger the unlock. That distinction matters because several other achievements in the same list are built around arrest and vote outcomes, and it is easy to assume they overlap. They don't.

If you want the exact wording straight from the source, the official Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Steam store page links to the full achievement list, and the Steam Community global achievement stats for Dawson Oaks Trailer Park is where the unlock percentages below come from.

How Rare Is the Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Deep Cover Achievement?

The table below reflects a single snapshot: Steam Community global achievement stats for Dawson Oaks Trailer Park, 19 achievements tracked, measured as of September 20, 2026. All values are percentages of all players in that global scope.

Source: Steam Community global achievement stats, snapshot dated 2026-09-20.

Two things stand out. First, Deep Cover is more common than the grind-heavy achievements at the bottom of the list, but it is roughly four times rarer than a first Snitch win. Second, the biggest gap sits between a first Snitch win (32.6%) and getting the Supervisor to phone the police on the Snitch (8.2%), so the specific police-call outcome is the rarer requirement.

Why the Snitch and Supervisor Pairing Makes This Tricky

The achievement name is the clue. A Snitch working undercover is supposed to blend in with the Suspects, and other achievements confirm the role has a deep-cover toolkit — "Weeding Out the Competition," for example, asks you to sell weed three times as the Snitch and still win the round. That is not the profile of a player who wants attention.

Meanwhile, the Supervisor is the role with the authority to involve the police. The global stats show a first Supervisor win sitting at 24.7%, so plenty of players have spent time in that seat and learned when a call is worth making.

Put those together and the tension is obvious: to unlock Deep Cover, you have to look guilty enough to justify a police call, but not so guilty that you get voted out or arrested first. The Snitch's natural instinct is to stay invisible, and this achievement punishes exactly that instinct.

Community reports from players chasing the full set suggest the window is narrow — the Supervisor has to make the call while you are still in the round. Treat that as player experience rather than confirmed rules, because the achievement description itself doesn't specify timing.

Practical Tips for Triggering the Police Call

These suggestions are reasoned from the achievement text and from how the surrounding achievements describe arrests, votes, and role wins. They are strategy guidance, not datamined mechanics.

• Only push for it in a Snitch round. You cannot make progress in any other role. Attempt Deep Cover when you are playing the Snitch; the reviewed official material does not state how players obtain that role.
• Be conspicuous, not chaotic. The Supervisor needs a reason to call the police. Standing out as suspicious without becoming the obvious vote target is the balance you are looking for.
• Survive the meeting phase. Other achievements treat "voted out" as a round-ending outcome, so a loud early game can end your attempt before the Supervisor acts.
• Stay near the Supervisor. If the call depends on the Supervisor noticing or interacting with you, proximity keeps you in their decision loop.
• Track it after the round. The Steam community page shows your own comparison stats once you are logged in, so you can confirm the unlock without guessing.

If you are also cleaning up the list, pair attempts with Easy Win (33.2%) and Win Your First Game (Snitch) (32.6%) — both are far more forgiving and share the same role requirement, so a single strong Snitch round can move three achievements at once.

What Else Is Worth Knowing About the Game

Dawson Oaks Trailer Park is a multiplayer social-deduction title built around a trailer park setting, with roles including the Snitch, the Supervisor, Suspects, a Drug Dealer, and a Pyromaniac. The achievement list leans heavily on multiplayer antics — fistfights after tied votes, holding someone on a phone call, flushing cash down a toilet, and blowing up 100 mailboxes, the last of which sat at just 0.1% as of the September 20, 2026 snapshot.

A promotional TikTok from the @flyingjakobgames account advertised the original September 10 launch date. Steam later moved the release to September 17, 2026, so the older TikTok date is stale rather than the live launch date.

FAQ

What is the Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Deep Cover achievement? It unlocks when you are playing the Snitch and the Supervisor calls the police on you during a round. It is not the same as being arrested or voted out, and it does not require you to win.

How rare is the Dawson Oaks Trailer Park Deep Cover achievement? As of September 20, 2026, Steam Community global achievement stats for Dawson Oaks Trailer Park recorded it at 8.2% of all players, out of 19 tracked achievements.

Can I unlock it as any role? No. The description specifies the Snitch role, and the police call must come from the Supervisor specifically — another player calling or a meeting vote will not count.

Do I need to win the round to get it? The achievement text only names two conditions: being the Snitch and having the Supervisor call the police on you. Nothing in the description mentions winning, so treat a round win as optional and focus on surviving long enough for the call.