Extensively graded for drainage, across the gently sloping grasslands of South Dakota. Each bunker provides enough floor area, with attic potential, to comfortably accommodate 10 to 24 people and their needed supplies, for a year or more, of autonomous shelterization without needing to emerge outside.

Dec 30, 2024 · More than 500 above-ground concrete bunkers are marketed for lease to those who are worried about a potential national or global disaster or who want to live mostly off-the-grid. The site is in a remote area 8 miles south of Edgemont in southwestern South Dakota.

Aug 12, 2022 · Vivos xPoint in South Dakota is the largest survival community on earth, featuring 575 off-grid military bunkers designed for long-term underground living.

Oct 7, 2016 · The rambling, green hills of Fall River county located near the Black Hills in South Dakota, is the location for a spectacular new underground survival community featuring individual bunkers...

Apr 10, 2024 · Three bunkers that can be turned into safe homes are for sale in a prepper town near Edgemont, SD. A former Army property houses the 575 concrete and steel bunkers, many of which have been...

Jan 5, 2025 · More than 500 above-ground concrete bunkers are marketed for lease to those who are worried about a potential national or global disaster or who want to live mostly off-the-grid. It’s located...

Jun 4, 2021 · Nestled in Fall River county near the Black Hills in South Dakota is Vivos xPoint, the world's largest doomsday survival community comprised of individual bunkers for 575 families and a total population of 5,000.

Jul 9, 2018 · During the past couple of years, it has been widely reported by the Journal and others that Vicino's company, The Vivos Group, is trying to lease 575 former military munitions bunkers in...

There are 575 concrete and steel bunkers, spread four hundred’ apart in every direction, over a land area of approximately 9 square miles, with another 9 square miles to the east, providing an open buffer to the nearest public roadway.

Located in South Dakota, the bunkers that comprise Vivos xPoint were built in 1942 by the military, which used the property for munitions storage. The campus fell out of use in 1967, when the bunkers were also gutted and cleared of all military supplies, paving the way for Vivos to acquire the property in 2016.