kelvedon hatch secret nuclear bunker

OTHER BUNKERLAND
ADVENTURE PARK ACTIVITIES
SkateBarn:Artificial ice rink, all year round
availability.
Including FREE skate hire.
More information?
www.skatebarn.co.uk
info@skatebarn.co.uk
01277 724523
Rope Runners:High ropes adventure course.
www.roperunners.co.uk
01277 364470
Why not also try;
Water Zorbing, Air gunning,
Paintball targets, Water maze,
Archery and much more.
Quad Bikes;
Ages 6 - 11 on our track and for ages
12 and above we do Trekking.
www.outdooractivities-in-essex.co.uk
01245 223216
We put on four really tough
obstacle mud races a year at the
Nuclear Bunker.
www.nuclear-races.co.uk
We also have
Caravan Rallies,
Paranormal
investigation nights
and a Zombie
experience.
We also do
corporate away days
and conferences
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KELVEDON HATCH
SECRET NUCLEAR
BUNKER
At the Bunkerland Adventure Park in Essex. CM15 0LA
Exciting Outdoor & Indoor
Adventure for All Ages
How To Get There:
By Car : Access is only from the A128 Ongar to
Brentwood road at Kelvedon Hatch
From the M11 : Take the A414 (Chelmsford) to Ongar
then take the A128 to Brentwood
From The M25 : Interchange with the A12, J28 take the
A1023 to Brentwood the n take the A128 to Ongar
By Train : Nearest rail stations are Brentwood or
Shenfield. Taxis are available (about 7 miles).
By tube : From Debden, Theydon Bois or Epping on the
central line. Taxis are available (about 7 miles).
By Bus : Route 21 operated by SM coaches
More information needed?
Visit us on www.secretnuclearbunker.com
Email us at Mike@japarrish.com
Call us on 01277364883
An all weather, educational attraction open all year:
Summer
Winter
(March 1st - October 31st)
(November 1st - February 28th)
Weekdays: 10 am - 4pm
Open Thursday, Friday,
Weekends and Bank Holidays:
Saturday and Sunday only:
10am - 5pm
10am - 4pm
STEP INSIDE
the door of this rural
bungalow nestling in the
Essex countryside and discover the twilight world of the
governments cold war.
DEVOLVED CENTRAL
GOVERNMENT
THE CANTEEN
The civilian
operation room
where ministers,
possibly
including The
Prime Minister,
would be based.
SCIENTISTS’
CENTRE
Behind the vast blast screens that protect this bungalow is
the entrance to an amazing labyrinth of rooms built into a
hillside, encased in 10 foot thick reinforced concrete and
100 feet underground.
This is where devolved central government and military
commanders would have run the region had the UK been
attacked and nuclear war broken out.
One of five built to house up to 600
personnel on constant ‘hot bed shifts’.
Operating round the clock to
provide hot food.
Based just 20 miles from central
London, this building was one
of Britain's best kept secrets!
SICK BAY
Equipped
for
emergency
medical
treatment.
Experts would monitor nuclear
blast and predict fall out patterns.
BBC STUDIO
Built in great secrecy and under strict, military security the
local villagers and contractors alike knew nothing of what
was concealed in this hillside or how it would be used.
But you now have the chance to see the three phases of the
Bunker’s life. From its role with the RAF where the overall
tactical controller would react to a nuclear attack from
Britain's enemies, through to its role as Regional
Government HQ,
when there could
have been up to
600 personnel,
possibly
including the
Prime Minister,
organising the
survival of
the civilian
population in the
aftermath of the nuclear war.
THE DORMITORY
Why not bring your scout group or youth
group for an overnight stay and activities.
Paranormal and role play groups welcome.
This would have issued all emergency
broadcasts throughout the region.
ENTRANCE CORRIDOR
Designed to protect
the bunker from blast
but would also
facilitate the defence
of the bunker had
civilians tried to get
in.
Kids birthday parties.
PLANT ROOM
The life support
systems for all
the bunker, all
duplicated for
contingency
reasons.
Do an activity and then have a birthday meal
in the bunker cafe.
Film companies, why not use our extensive
locations inside and outside the bunker.
Corporate days and or conference facilities
available.
For schools. Why not combine an activity
with a day in our countryside class room
and learn all about the nature around us.