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The Waterloo County Municipal Emergency Government Headquarters is centrally located in Waterloo Region, on the border between Kitchener and Cambridge along the banks of the Grand River. The property, on King Street East, is across from the Freeport campus of Grand River Hospital, beside the Schneider Park boat launch and Walter Bean Trail. An iXpress stop (Route 206) is located in front of the property, and is less than 2 km from the future Sportsword Crossing ION LRT stop. Other amenities in close proximity to the Waterloo County MEGHQ Nuclear Bunker include:
the historic Freeport Bridge; the Pioneer Tower; Fairview Mall and the future River Road Extension; Chicopee Ski, Tubing and Summer Resort; Canoeing the Grand; Sportsworld Crossing Outlet Shopping; and, the Freeport Riverbank Pioneer Cemetery.