Looking for the Warzone bunkers and their locations? While Verdansk has a long history with bunkers, we no longer have access to the original Verdansk map or its loot-filled bunkers, thanks to the nuke event that ushered in the Cold War era. But as the release of Call of Duty: Vanguard draws closer—and with the arrival of Season 6—we’ve got new World War 2-themed bunkers to explore.
We still need to discover which of the old bunkers—if any—have carried over, but you can check further down for all the codes for the original Verdansk map, just in case. For the new Warzone Season 6 bunkers, read on.
Season 6 bunkers
Warzone Season 6 bunkers
Three new World War 2-era bunkers have appeared in Verdansk with the launch of Season 6. You don’t need special codes to access them this time around, and they don’t appear to offer much in the way of rewards, aside from some fairly average items and supply boxes.
Here’s a list of the bunker locations, or you can check the map below:
- Just northwest of Radar Array
- North of the Airport Maintenance area
- North of the silos inside the Boneyard
Each bunker appears to have two entrances. One of these is by way of a red shipping container found at each location—which helpfully makes them easy to spot. You should find cables to attach your climbing device inside, allowing you to lower yourself down from the surface. The second entrance is via one of the fissures that have opened up across Verdansk.
Old bunkers details
All Warzone bunker codes: Every location and combination
We may no longer have access to the bunkers from 2020, but from here is the old information, just in case they return.
The Warzone bunker codes are:
- Prison – 72948531
- Farmland – 49285163
- South Junkyard – 97264138
- North Junkyard – 87624851
- Park (nuke) – 60274513
- TV Station – 27495810
As part of the Call of Duty: Cold War reveal, bunkers were added that required codes, rather than a Red Access Card. If you’re after the original bunkers that don’t require a code, scroll down to the section further down this page. Otherwise, take a look at the video above to see these newer bunker locations, or check out the map below. Don’t worry, unlike the stadium bunker, these Warzone bunker codes are all fixed.
Warzone bunkers: The original locations
Below is a list of every original Warzone bunker location. If you’re looking for the newer bunkers which require Warzone codes to access, scroll back up this page to the section above.
You can also take a look at the map above if you need a visual reference—though do be aware that some locations are close together so the indicators on the map may be a little off. If you’re unsure, the descriptions below should make things clearer.
- 00: On the coast south of Promenade West, head down the cliff as if you’re going out of bounds to find the path to this mischievously hidden spot.
- 01: North of the go-kart track and southwest of Boneyard.
- 02: Drive north along the road from the previous bunker.
- 03: Right next to bunker 02, but you’ll need to drop through a trap door.
- 04: Southeast of Dam, in the cliffs above the large Russian sign.
- 05: On the west side of Crash Site.
- 06: On the far east side of the map between Quarry and Lumber, above the train tunnel.
- 07: East of TV station, northeast of Stadium. Look for another trap door.
- 08: Opposite bunker 07, head down the steps inside.
- 09: Northeast of Prison, cut into the cliff below the bridge.
- 10: South of Tavorsk Park on Verdansk’s southern edge.
How to get into a non-keypad Warzone bunker
If you want to access the loot inside a non-keypad bunker, you’ll first need to find a Red Access Card. These cards are fairly rare and can only be found inside legendary crates, and even then they’re not a guaranteed drop. But securing an access card is only half the battle, you now need to make it to a bunker in one piece.
This is easier said than done as players will flock to these locations in the hope of nabbing the goodies for themselves. And there is always the threat of chancers looking to steal your card before you have the chance to use it. If you make it to the Warzone bunker in one piece—congratulations. Have fun looting your rewards.
If you’re looking to find the secrets contained within Warzone bunker 11, you’ll find more details on that below.
How to get inside Warzone bunker 11
Bunker 11 works differently from the other bunkers you’ll find in Warzone. It’s located to the northwest of the Military Base and you don’t need a keycard to access it. There’s quite a lot of work involved to grab the loot inside and you’ll need to track down a number of phones and learn to translate Russian—though looking at the reference below might be the easier alternative.
It’s not just a case of finding any old phone. You’ll need to track down a phone playing a message in Russian—any of the phones marked by blue icons on the map above is potentially the right one. Once you’ve found it and listened to the message, the list below will help you translate the Russian numbers. Once you’ve noted them down, you can continue with the next step.
- 0: ноль (“nohl”)
- 1: один (“a-deen”)
- 2: два (“dva”)
- 3: три (“tree”)
- 4: четыре (“chye-tir-ye”)
- 5: пять (“pyat”)
- 6: шесть (“shest”)
- 7: семь (“syem”)
- 8: восемь (“vo-syem”)
- 9: девять (“dyev-yat”)
Now you have the three numbers, check the map above to find the numbers. These correspond with the specific phones, so it should be easy to work out which ones you need to look for. You need to visit these in the order that you hear them in the original message. Visit each one and listen to the messages that they play.
How to access the Warzone stadium bunker
If you’re wondering how to access the stadium bunker, you’re going to need a Warzone bunker code to access it. But as the code changes with each match, you’ll have to go through the same process each time. For more details, check out this Warzone stadium access code guide—but brace yourself to get through multiple keycard doors if you want to claim the rewards inside.
Warzone Airport bunker location
The airport bunker was added with the launch of Cold War Season 1 and you won’t need a code to get inside. You need to locate the crack in the runway at Verdansk Airport and jump inside. You should find a tunnel that leads to an abandoned Soviet bunker, full to the brim with supply crates. The video above, from Reddit user Mundoschristmas, shows the exact location.
The main issue with this bunker is its very public location. There’s a lot of loot stashed there which is hard for players to ignore, so expect a lot of competition if you’re heading for the runway in search of those rewards.