A Quiet Place Part II (2021) filming locations

623 West Dover Road (Pawling)

Pawling, United States

19th century farmhouse — the house dates back to 1880 according to the Pawling records — in the heart of an estate of approximately 170 hectares crossed by West Dover Road; the main house has nine bedrooms.

The scene : The Abbott house, the main setting of the first installment, makes a brief reappearance: we find the farm and its sandy paths, designed to muffle the footsteps of the family.

New Paltz, United States

The bridge is part of the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail, a greenway of about twenty kilometers that was developed on an old railway line that ceased operation in 1997.

The scene : On this old rusted metal bridge, marked with a handmade cross, the family stops for a moment to say goodbye before continuing on their journey.

Akron, United States

The scene : Marcus sees his father and Regan fleeing from a creature chasing them; a policeman intervenes and tries to take it down.

Akron, United States

The scene : During the opening sequence, Lee stops here, trying to understand what is happening to the small town.

Akron, United States

The scene : Lee grabs his daughter and runs towards the nearest shelter: a restaurant where terrified locals are already hiding.

Akron, United States

The scene : Having finished his errands, Lee cuts through an alley off the main street to reach the baseball field.

93 Main Street (Akron)

Akron, United States

The scene : At the beginning of the film, Lee pushes the door of this small grocery store on Main Street, now the Akron's House of Spirits.

Main Street (Akron)

Akron, United States

The scene : On the first day of the invasion, in flashback: barely out of the baseball game, the townspeople watch the creatures surge down Main Street; a car backs up in a panic and a bus crashes through the chaos.

North Tonawanda, United States

The scene : The Abbotts watch Marcus play baseball when a giant fireball streaks across the sky above the field: everything changes.

Former Bethlehem Steel Plant (Lackawanna)

Lackawanna, United States

Former steelmaking complex of Bethlehem Steel on the shores of Lake Erie, idle since 1983. It spanned nearly 500 acres and employed more than 25,000 people at its peak.

The scene : Evelyn, Regan, and Marcus walk cautiously toward the abandoned steel mill, where they find refuge with Emmett, a family friend.

Buffalo FilmWorks

Buffalo, United States

Film studio located in southern Buffalo, which is advertised as the largest film studio in the northern part of New York State.

The scene : Most of the interiors were filmed on the studio sets: Evelyn's fight against a creature, the basement of the furnace where the group hides, and the final scene at the radio.

Orchard Park Depot

Orchard Park, United States

The former Orchard Park train station now houses the museum of a railway history society.

The scene : Alone after the radio signal, Regan follows the railway to the station and the abandoned train, where creatures lurk.

Tonawanda, United States

The scene : The Abbotts, on the run, make their way across this deserted bridge spanning the Niagara River, one of the great post-apocalyptic images of the film.

Westfield, United States

The scene : At dusk, Regan and Emmett are searching for a boat on the docks of the port and stumble upon a group of survivors who attack them.

Dunkirk Camp and Conference Center

Dunkirk, United States

Camp and conference center spanning 110 acres overlooking Lake Erie.

The scene : The camp represents the island colony that Regan and Emmett discover; Emmett tries to fly to the rescue when the threat reaches the island.

Ontario Street (Olcott)

Olcott, United States

The scene : This residential street by Lake Ontario serves as the survivors' island, which it is not: the decorators have strewn it with debris and wreckage.

Fredonia, United States

The scene : The town is among the locations in western New York State that appear on screen; no source specifies which scene was filmed there.