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Technically, you can go back to any of the quick travel areas up until the very last moment, so there are no areas you can't get back to. However, some of the areas change slightly due to actions you take.
The earliest place it shows up in the loot files is the tunnels, so you can find them as random drops before Henderson (not very far before Henderson, but a little.)
Once you go to Henderson, ther is a quest or two that if you have not done them are no longer available, but other than that, you can go back, all the way up to the endgame, where it will tell you can't go back and ask if you are sure you want to proceed.
You don't need to go back, though. If you race through the whole core story to get the minimal gear you wanted, you can start it over from the beginning, with all the gear you still have from the previous play through, and play the whole game again. This is true in both Dead Island games.
I played the first one (for the second time) and Riptide back to back. Many fun hours of hacking zombies up but it's time to move on.