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Raven Rock Mountain Complex is a point of interest, located at Fairfield, PA 17320, USA

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Fairfield, PA 17320, USA

Added by Jopie, at 01 November 2015

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6 Reviews

  • Soupcan The Potato Turtle
    29 May 2017

    I honestly only looked this up for the fallout humor

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  • Esoteric
    17 April 2017

    Worked here about 10 years ago and I loved it. Memorable to say the least. Wish I was able to go back here again some day.

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  • Alex Lanyi
    08 April 2017

    Really cool, tour was cut short after security caught up to me when I snuck in through when the blast doors were open. They had an awesome nuclear power plant. The giant projection maps of the world were really fun. I also was able to grab a usb flash drive as a souvenir. I wasn't able to open the documents though because they use a weird version of microsoft office. Overall, pretty good.

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  • GunnerKelseyTV
    16 February 2017

    havnt been there yet, but it could be a great place to stay in case WW3 starts

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  • Cameron Haynes
    12 January 2017

    Government kidnapped me and took a very valuable piece of technology. After being shot at the president told me to poison millions of people, but I convinced him to blow up the base instead. 5/5 would get kidnapped again.

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  • Pete Rhein
    08 November 2015

    Accommodations seemed like they haven't been updated since the mid-80's. Several portraits of Ronald Reagan seems to be the common decor in every room. The network access for guests is so outdated, that they still had dial up and phone cradle modems. Was that a commodore 64 I saw behind the receptionist's desk? Anyway, the retro music was one of it's best features.
    Oh , and I almost forgot! The arcade/game room was a real treat for the kids, again very retro. The "Missile Command" console looked like it was the favorite of staff and guests. But other than that, we probably wouldn't stay here again if it was the last place standing after Global Thermonuclear War.

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