Where was A Quiet Place filmed?

In one of the opening scenes, we are introduced to the Abbotts as they scavenge a deserted general store. Regan and Beau are in the store signing in conversation when the little boy makes a reference to a rocket ship.

In sign language, Beau says “That’s how… we get away.” The next moment, we witness Regan preventing what could have potentially been a loud and tragic incident. Beau reaches out for a toy on one of the high shelves and it comes tumbling down.

Instinctively, Regan reaches out and successfully breaks its fall. Taking a breath of relief, we see that the toy in question is a replica of a space shuttle. Soon, after we see that Regan has a hearing aid and start piecing it all together.

The Beacon Natural Market stands on Main Street which served as one of the film sets. It’s a family-owned business that has been in operation since 2005. The G bus or Hudson train can get you to the A Quiet Place filming location.

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Following the scene at the general store, we see the Abbotts making their way through a long road that leads them to a heavily wooded area. They are walking in a single file and soon come upon an old, creaky bridge.

As they cross the bridge, doing their best not to make too much noise, Beau suddenly stops. He fishes out the space shuttle he had sneaking taken from the store out of his hood. It’s all silent, and then we see a light flickering, red and blue. Each family member, except for Regan, looks back at Beau with fear written all over their faces.

The toy emits a playful beeping and as the blinking continues, a horrifying screech comes from the nearby woods. Lee bolts into action running towards the boy as the trees around them ruffle. Just when he’s about to get to Beau, a creature swoops in and Beau is gone. All that’s left is the space shuttle blinking in the sand.

For this A Quiet Place action scene, the production team set up shop at the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail. Located in New Paltz, the bridge forms part of a 15-mile-long linear park that once followed a railroad line that stopped its operations in 1997.

The railroad passes through the towns of Rosendale, Gardiner, and New Paltz, which all provided locations for the film. When visiting the linear park, you can enjoy activities like horseback riding, jogging, cross-country skiing, and bike riding.

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Several months after Beau’s death, the Abbotts appear to have found a way to move on. Evelyn is also heavily pregnant, and she goes into labor on one occasion when she’s home alone. Unfortunately, she steps on a nail while descending the stairs and drops a picture frame. The loud sound attracts one of the sightless predators which breaks into the house. Evelyn flips a switch and it activates surrounding lights. Marcus and Lee who are back from their fishing trip see the signal.

Lee proceeds to set off fireworks as a diversion, and thankfully, it works. Meanwhile, Evelyn who has taken shelter in a bathtub gives birth. After surviving the ordeal it dawns upon her that she might not always be there to protect their kids. Hence why she told Lee “Promise me… you need to protect them.”

Located at 623 W Dover Road in the town of Pawling, is where you’ll find the 1800s house and barn that served as the Abbotts' on-screen residence. Sitting on 417 acres, the 5,700-square-foot house comes with nine bedrooms and four full bathrooms.

Krasinki explained that the family chose to take up shelter in the barn because of its dirt floor. It helped them make less noise, unlike the house which was old and creaky. With the help of Computer Generated Images, a tree is depicted to have also fallen on the roof of the sprawling abode.

The town reportedly also greenlighted the filmmaker’s request to let one section of the property’s edge grow over. It gave the Lakeside Park area a more menacing feel.

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After one of the creatures infiltrates the house while Evelyn is giving birth, a series of events see Regan and Marcus running off into the cornfields, and finally, they stop at a silo. Standing atop the grain reserve, Marcus reassures Regan in sign “He’ll come for us.”

The silo doors give way, and suddenly Marcus falls into the hole. Struggling to stay above the grain as he slowly sinks deeper, Regan, who is at the top of the silo, does her best to tell him to calm down in sign.

Eventually, she jumps into the silo to help her brother out, helping him stay afloat on top of one of the fallen silo doors. The grain soon starts engulfing Regan but Marcus manages to pull her out.

The production team set up a sound stage in Pawling which served as the filming location for several scenes, including the silo scenes. Hudson Valley Magazine reported that the A Quiet Place production team purchased 20 tons of corn to fill up the metal silo specifically constructed for filming those scenes.

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Lee takes Marcus on a solo fishing trip and afterward, they stop by a beautiful waterfall. They slide along the rock wall and end up standing behind the cascading waters. With a mischievous smile, Lee starts hooting loudly.

It’s the first instance we hear any of the characters intentionally vocalizing a sound since the movie starts. The look on Marcus tells it all, he’s frightened that the sound might send one of the creatures their way. Lee assures him, “You’re alright… I promise.”

The outskirts of Little Falls is where you’ll find Buttermilk Falls, State Park. That’s where the production team filmed the waterfall scenes, including the hooting scene. The cascading waters borrow their name from the Buttermilk Creek which is where the flow originates.

It’s also where you’ll find woodlands to explore with hiking trails, a small lake to dip into, a natural pool, and a campground. The grounds also feature a pavilion that is open for reservation, and it can accommodate 73 people for various occasions.

Located at 112 E. Buttermilk Falls Rd, get to the A Quiet Place location via bus 15 or 67.

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From their father-son fishing trip, Lee and Marcus walk past a dilapidated house. It belongs to an old man (Leon Russom), who they soon encounter in the woods.

Standing over a deceased woman’s body, the old man has a sunken face filled with sadness, and his emaciated body quivers. Seeing Lee and Marcus, his shudders increase, and sensing danger, Lee raises his hand and places a finger on his lips, almost pleading with the man to stay silent.

Suddenly, the old man lets out an almost ghoulish scream, and as if on cue, we hear the now oddly familiar ruffling of trees and a terrifying screech. Lee scoops up his son, carries him over his shoulder, and proceeds to sprint down the path.

Located at 224 Holiday Hills Lane, Pawling, you’ll find the residence seen in that scene. It’s near the farmhouse that served as the Abbotts' residence. The Troy Shuttle, which operates only during the weekends, can get you to the A Quiet Place filming location.

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