Explore Cold War History at Bunker 24 in Moose Jaw: An Immersive 1958 Experience
Difficulty
easy
Duration
50 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; tour involves mild walking and standing in confined spaces
Overview
Step into the Cold War at Bunker 24 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, where you’ll live the tense moment of 1958 Canada’s nuclear defense strategy. This interactive tour challenges you to become a recruit defending the future in a historic underground bunker.
Bunker 24 - 3 Tour Combo
All Ages • About 50 Minutes
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About This Adventure
Step back into 1958 at Bunker 24, where you’ll experience Canada’s Cold War era firsthand. As new recruits, immerse yourself in a thrilling training session amidst the tension of the nuclear arms race. Can you rise to the challenge and protect the future? Discover history like never before!
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Duration
About 50 minutes
About
Bunker 24 tells the story of Canada’s growth as a country coming out of the Great Depression and World War II. Then came the Cold War. East vs West, Communism vs Capitalism. The nuclear arms race is in full swing and the future we fought for is in great danger as the Evil Empire will stop at nothing in order to destroy everything we hold dear.
We drop you back into 1958 and immerse you into our 1950s Cold War bunker. You are new recruits in Canada’s fight, entering your first day of training. Do you have what it takes to succeed at Bunker 24?
Additional Info
- Ticket Office opens 30 minutes before the first tour of the day.
- Please be aware that the Bunker 24 tour has a number of stairs and confined spaces.
- No Photography is allowed on the tours.
- Please check into the Ticket Office 10 minutes before the tour time you have booked
- Only Service animals are allowed in the tour spaces,
- We are located at 18 Main St N
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Allow Full Tour Time
The 50-minute tour is timed and interactive, so arriving early ensures you don’t miss any of the experience.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You’ll be standing and walking in confined spaces, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is recommended.
Follow All Safety Briefings Carefully
The bunker has narrow corridors and some uneven footing; attentive listening is important for your safety.
Bring a Camera or Smartphone
Photography is generally allowed to capture the historic setting, so have your device ready for memorable shots.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often seen near Moose Jaw city limits
- Local bird species including American goldfinch and northern flicker
History
Bunker 24 was part of Canada’s Cold War defense network, built to coordinate nuclear emergency responses during heightened geopolitical tensions in 1958.
Conservation
Efforts to preserve Bunker 24 focus on maintaining historical integrity while minimizing environmental impact, with guided tours designed to limit wear and restricted visitor capacity to protect the site.
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Adventure Hotspots in Moose Jaw
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
The tour includes walking through confined spaces and standing for nearly an hour.
Light jacket or sweater
The underground bunker can feel cool, especially in spring or fall.
spring specific
Water bottle
Stay hydrated before or after your tour, since water is not available inside the bunker.
summer specific
Portable camera or smartphone
Capture unique historic moments during your immersive experience.