Warzone Bunker Codes & Locations

Warzone bunker codes and locations depend entirely on which version of the game and which map you are playing — there is no single universal code. In the original Verdansk, bunkers 1–11 opened with red access cards, while bunker 11 had a specific phone-answering sequence; in Caldera, most bunkers require a keypad code that changes with each match, and in Rebirth Island and Ashika Island, bunkers are opened with keycards or by completing a specific in-game action. This article covers the known bunker locations on each map, how the codes work, and what you can expect to find inside.

Background: Why Bunkers Exist in Warzone

Bunkers were introduced in Warzone as part of the game’s narrative and gameplay. They serve as high-risk, high-reward loot zones, often containing rare weapons, armor satchels, killstreaks, and sometimes story-related items. The bunkers are tied to the game’s seasonal events, such as the zombie outbreak in Verdansk and the World War II theme in Caldera. Over the years, developers have altered how bunkers open — some require keycards, some require codes, and some are only accessible during specific limited-time events. Understanding which bunker system is active on your map is the first step to getting inside.

Verdansk Bunker Locations and Codes

On the original Verdansk map, there were 11 numbered bunkers, plus a few unmarked ones. The most famous is Bunker 11, which required a complex phone interaction. Here’s a breakdown:

• Bunkers 1–10: These were opened with red access cards, which could be found from killing enemies, looting supply boxes, or buying from buy stations. The cards were single-use, and the bunkers contained standard loot plus a few rare items.
• Bunker 11: This was a special bunker that required players to answer three specific phones scattered across the map in a certain order, then enter a code. The code was 748295, and the bunker contained the “Foresight” killstreak, which revealed the next circle.
• Bunker 12 (Nacht der Untoten): During the Zombies event, this bunker opened with a keycard and contained a zombie-themed area with powerful loot.

Bunker locations were typically near major landmarks: Bunker 1 was north of the Airport, Bunker 2 near the Superstore, Bunker 3 south of the Hospital, and so on. However, since Verdansk is no longer in the main rotation, these codes are mostly obsolete, but they remain part of Warzone history.

Caldera Bunker Codes and Locations

Caldera, the Pacific map, introduced a different system. Most bunkers on Caldera require a keypad code that changes each match. The codes are found on the ground as “code papers” or “keypad codes” from enemies or loot caches. Each bunker has a specific keypad, and the code is randomized per game. The bunker locations on Caldera include:

• Bunker near the Docks (coordinates roughly around F6)
• Bunker at the Beachhead (near the beach landing zone)
• Bunker at the Ruins (east side of the map)
• Bunker at the Airfield (northwest area)

Once you find the code, you enter it on the keypad next to the bunker door. The bunkers contain high-tier loot, including loadout drops, killstreaks, and sometimes even a vehicle. The codes are not shared between players in the same match, so you must find them yourself or coordinate with your squad.

Rebirth Island and Ashika Island Bunkers

On Rebirth Island, there are several bunkers, but they are typically opened with keycards rather than codes. For example, the bunker in the Decon Zone requires a keycard that can be found in the nearby buildings. Ashika Island, from Season 2 of Warzone 2, has a similar system with keycards for the underground bunkers, but also has a hidden bunker that requires a specific code found in the castle area. These bunkers are smaller and often contain medium-tier loot, but they are less contested than the major bunkers on larger maps.

Warzone 2.0 Bunker Codes (Al Mazrah and Vondel)

In Warzone 2.0, the bunker system changed again. Al Mazrah has several bunkers that are opened with keycards, but there are also “strongholds” and “black sites” that require a keycard or a code. For example, the black site in the Observatory requires a keycard that drops from a specific AI commander. Vondel, the newer map, has a few bunkers that are opened with codes found on the map. The codes are not static; they are randomized each match, so you must search for the code papers or use a UAV to locate them. The loot inside is usually high-tier, including weapons with better attachments and armor boxes.

How to Find Bunker Codes

Finding the codes is often the hardest part. Here are the most common methods:

• Loot ground items: Code papers appear as small white papers on the ground, often in buildings near the bunker.
• Kill enemies: AI soldiers or other players may drop code papers when eliminated.
• Buy stations: Occasionally, you can purchase a “keycard” or “code” from a buy station, but this is rare and expensive.
• Complete contracts: Some contracts, like Scavenger or Recon, may reward you with a code.
• Listen for audio cues: In some events, a radio broadcast will announce the code.

Once you have the code, approach the keypad and enter it. Be careful — other players may be watching the bunker, waiting for someone to open it so they can steal the loot.

Common Problems and Mistakes

Many players struggle with bunkers because they assume the codes are the same every game. They are not. Also, some bunkers require a keycard instead of a code, so trying to enter a code on a keycard door will fail. Another common mistake is entering the code too slowly — if you take too long between digits, the keypad resets. Finally, some bunkers are only open during specific events, so if you find a bunker that won’t open even with the correct code, it may be temporarily disabled.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the code for Bunker 11 in Verdansk?

The code for Bunker 11 was 748295, but you also had to answer three phones in a specific order before the keypad would work. This bunker is no longer accessible in the current game version.

Are bunker codes the same for everyone in the match?

No, the codes are randomized per match on Caldera and Warzone 2.0 maps. Each player or squad must find the code themselves, though you can share it with your team.

Can you open bunkers without a code?

Some bunkers can be opened with a keycard, which is a separate item. Others may be opened by completing a specific action, like activating a switch or defeating an AI boss. But most require a code or keycard.

What loot is inside bunkers?

Bunkers typically contain high-tier loot: fully loaded weapons, armor plates, self-revive kits, killstreaks like UAV or Precision Airstrike, and sometimes a loadout drop. In special event bunkers, you might find unique items like the Foresight killstreak.

Do bunker codes expire?

Yes, codes are only valid for the current match. Once the match ends, the code is useless. Also, if you take too long to enter the code, the keypad may reset and you’ll need to re-enter it.

Where can I find the code papers?

Code papers are randomly spawned in buildings, often near the bunker itself. You can also get them from killing enemies or completing contracts. A UAV or other recon tool can help you locate them faster.

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