
Seven years after its first season premiered to Netflix subscribers, Stranger Things remains one of the streaming platform’s most popular shows. Unfortunately for fans, it will soon be coming to an end, as we know that Stranger Things will end with Season 5, although the good news is that an animated spinoff has been greenlit. In any case, it goes without saying that anticipation is running high for the fifth season, so some of you might be doing some extra reading on the series to bide time until more details about Stranger Things’ final season come to light (the latest update on that front is Terminator’s Linda Hamilton joining the cast).
As a way to help sate such appetites, we’ve decided to go over some behind-the-scenes facts concerning the Stranger Things filming locations. Oh sure, it’s worth knowing about all the work that goes into creating The Upside Down, such as what was detailed in a Tudum interview in the midst of Season 4, but there’s also interesting details to learn about the places out in the world where the cast and crew visit, including whether or not the Hawkins National Laboratory does exist.