Easy Delivery Co.: How to Find Bunkers – Locations and Route Guide

The safest way to approach bunkers in Easy Delivery Co. right now is to treat the game as having at least three clearly documented bunker locations: one in Mountain Town, one in Snowy Peak, and one in Fishing Town. One community guide claims there are five bunkers, but most walkthrough-style sources and achievement-map style references consistently point to three. If you only want the route that is best supported by current public guides, hunt those three first and treat any “five bunker” checklist as unconfirmed extra secret content until the community settles it.

The important part is that bunkers are not framed as main-story objectives. Public guides describe them as optional secret locations, and at least one achievement-oriented map notes they are not required for achievement progress. In practice, that means bunker hunting works best when you already understand the map flow, have a better-equipped truck, and can bundle them with other secrets instead of forcing them into an early casual run.

What bunkers are in Easy Delivery Co.

Bunkers sit in the same part of the game’s design as the other hidden discoveries players keep documenting: radio towers, bobbleheads, hidden computers, secret messages, and multiple endings. They are part of the game’s off-path exploration layer, not the normal delivery loop. That matters because the game is built around route management: fuel, money, vehicle upgrades, terrain access, and whether your truck can comfortably handle the trip.

So if you are asking what bunkers “do” in a run, the honest answer from the current evidence is this: they function more like secret-discovery content than like progression gates. Their role is to reward careful exploration and completion-minded routing. They do not appear to be something you need to touch in order to finish standard deliveries or unlock achievement progress in a straightforward way.

Best order to find the known bunkers

If you want the lowest-friction route, do the bunker hunt in this order:

• Mountain Town first
• Snowy Peak second
• Fishing Town last

That order matches how the game’s region access and truck prep naturally escalate. Mountain Town is the least controversial starting point because it is part of the early documented bunker trio and does not carry the same repeated warnings about later-area setup. Snowy Peak starts introducing the vehicle-prep problem more clearly. Fishing Town is the bunker most often described with specific routing advice tied to later progression, and one walkthrough specifically warns players to bring snow tires for that route.

If you try to reverse that order, the bunker search stops being about discovery and turns into resource management trouble. In Easy Delivery Co., getting somewhere is often the real challenge, not spotting the point of interest once you are there.

What to prepare before bunker hunting

The recurring advice across community walkthroughs is not “look harder,” but “arrive properly equipped.” Before you start checking bunker locations, make sure you have the basics handled:

• Enough fuel to make a detour without turning the run into a recovery trip
• Enough money to handle later-area travel comfortably
• Vehicle upgrades or setup that let you enter tougher regions without getting stranded
• Snow tires before tackling routes tied to Snowy Peak access and the Fishing Town bunker path

This is the single biggest reason bunker guides can feel inconsistent. The actual bunker may not be deeply hidden, but the conditions for reaching its region smoothly matter a lot. That is especially true in the snow-heavy part of the map. If your truck is underprepared, a bunker run becomes a bad use of cash and time.

Known bunker locations and how to approach them

Mountain Town bunker

Mountain Town is the most practical place to start because it is consistently included in the three-bunker breakdown and does not come with the same repeated gating warnings as the later regions. Public source material is thinner on exact landmark-by-landmark directions here than it is for Fishing Town, so the best verified advice is to treat Mountain Town as your first confirmed bunker check while your route costs are still manageable.

If you are doing a broader secret run, this is also the bunker that makes the most sense to pair with other nearby exploration. The reason is simple: even if bunkers are optional, your truck economy is not. Folding Mountain Town into a wider pass through the area is more efficient than driving out only for a single secret stop.

Snowy Peak bunker

Snowy Peak is where bunker hunting starts to feel meaningfully gated by truck setup. The consistent community signal here is that later-region secret content should not be forced too early. Stock fuel, keep some money in reserve, and do not enter the snowy areas assuming you can improvise your way through rough terrain.

Even when a guide is talking about the Fishing Town bunker, the repeated preparation note is still about snow access. That tells you something useful: the snow-region travel problem is broader than a single stop. If you reach Snowy Peak with weak preparation, you are likely to waste more time resetting or backtracking than you would have spent simply upgrading first.

Fishing Town bunker

This is the bunker with the clearest currently documented route detail. Community walkthroughs place it near the gas station after crossing the bridge. That is useful because it suggests the Fishing Town bunker is not the kind of secret that requires obscure terrain tricks once the region is open. The real gate is reaching the area in good shape.

That same walkthrough context also ties this route to having snow tires, which sounds odd at first if you are thinking only about Fishing Town itself. In practice, the warning makes sense because your ability to progress through the wider route network and arrive there reliably is tied to how ready your truck is for the later map. So for Fishing Town, the bunker search itself is straightforward; the prep is the hard part.

Why the bunker count is still disputed

The confusing part is not whether bunkers exist. It is whether the community has fully documented all of them. One expansive written guide groups bunkers into the game’s wider secret-content ecosystem and lists five. Other walkthroughs and mapped secret references consistently support three, with one each in Mountain Town, Snowy Peak, and Fishing Town.

Because these are community-made sources rather than a clearly cited official checklist, the most accurate current position is moderate confidence, not certainty. If your goal is a reliable bunker route, use the three-bunker model. If your goal is to exhaust every hidden interaction in the game, keep the five-bunker claim in mind but do not assume a missing bunker is your fault if you cannot verify it against the area-by-area walkthroughs.

How bunkers fit into a full secret or ending route

Public guides also connect bunkers to a bigger completion plan. They sit alongside other secrets, and at least one walkthrough notes that the game has three endings. That makes bunker hunting much more efficient when you treat it as part of a late-run cleanup route instead of a separate checklist you rush as soon as you hear bunkers exist.

If you are aiming for broad completion, the best use of your time is to combine bunker checks with other optional discoveries in the same phase of your playthrough. That includes hidden-object style secrets and any endgame routing you still need to do. This approach performs better than chasing bunkers in isolation because every long detour in Easy Delivery Co. carries a fuel and setup cost.

Common mistakes that waste time

• Assuming bunkers are mandatory. Current public guidance points the other way. They are optional secret content.
• Chasing the “five bunkers” claim as if it is fully confirmed. Use it as a possibility, not a guaranteed checklist.
• Going to later regions too early. Snow access and vehicle prep matter more than the bunker search itself.
• Ignoring fuel and money before a secret run. Optional exploration becomes expensive fast if you have to recover from a bad route.
• Treating Fishing Town like a hidden traversal puzzle. The clearest guidance says the bunker is near the gas station after the bridge; access is the real hurdle.

The practical bunker checklist to use right now

• Count on three clearly documented bunkers, not five
• Check Mountain Town, then Snowy Peak, then Fishing Town
• Bring enough fuel and money before later-region searches
• Have snow tires before the later bunker route, especially anything tied into Fishing Town access
• Use the Fishing Town landmark: near the gas station after crossing the bridge
• Treat bunkers as optional secret content and pair them with other secrets or ending cleanup

If you follow that version of the guide, you are using the most consistent public evidence available without overcommitting to claims the community has not fully verified yet. That is the cleanest way to hunt bunkers in Easy Delivery Co. without turning a secret route into guesswork.