Most interesting guided tour! Our guide Brian Jeffries was full of interesting stories of that time period,and had both serious and comical tales to tell. I learned a lot about that time,that opened my eyes,in a new way,that,although I lived during those times,did not realize....More

Its the actual bunker designed to withstand a nuclear bomb. its laid out really well and easy to maneuver around this underground large museum! Well worth the visit. lets you think about how close we all were to devastation!

We were 12 friends in late twenties to early thirties who acted like 10 year olds. Why does a gang of friends act like that when they are doing an activity?? Lol. Anyways it was great experience. We didn't escape unfortunately, but it didn't matter....More

Decommissioned in 1994, Canadian Forces Station Carp (nicknamed “The Diefenbunker”) is a former Canadian military facility built between 1959 and 1961 to protect various members of the Canadian government in the event of a nuclear attack. It is in the rural community of Carp approximately...More

I was bummed that we couldn't do a tour but it was fascinating with just the placards. It feels like you are in a James Bond movie (like the cheesy ones with Roger Moore) but the interesting thing was it was all real! It was...More

The bunker wasn't very spectacular and it was almost not interesting at all. If I hadn't got a guide, it would have been an entirely awful experience.

A little drive west to Carp for this cold war bunker to serve as government hub in case of nuclear attack, Brand new old equipement that thankfully never served.