The magical board-game adventure is set in the fictional town of Brantford – which is really Keene, New Hampshire, whose classic New England main street became the backdrop for a jungle unleashed, with interiors shot in Vancouver.
Where was Jumanji filmed?
Jumanji (1995) was filmed in Keene, New Hampshire (the town of Brantford) and in Vancouver, Canada.
Every Jumanji location, explained
1
Brantford – Keene, New Hampshire
The town of Brantford is really Keene, New Hampshire, whose Main Street features throughout.
2
The shoe factory – Maine
The Parrish shoe factory used a mill in North Berwick, Maine.
3
Vancouver interiors
Many interiors, including the Parrish mansion, used Vancouver and its suburbs.
4
The New England town
The film’s classic small-town look came from real New Hampshire streets.
Planning a visit
Keene, New Hampshire – the real Brantford – is a charming New England town whose Main Street fans still recognise from the film.
Jumanji Fun Facts
1
Brantford is Keene, NH The town of Brantford is really Keene, New Hampshire.
2
A Maine shoe factory The Parrish factory used a real mill in North Berwick, Maine.
3
Vancouver interiors Many interiors, including the mansion, used Vancouver.
4
Robin Williams leads Robin Williams starred as the grown-up Alan Parrish.
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Based on a picture book It adapts Chris Van Allsburg’s illustrated book.
Frequently Asked Questions
What town is Brantford in real life?
It’s Keene, New Hampshire.
Where was Jumanji filmed?
In Keene, New Hampshire (as Brantford) and in Vancouver, Canada.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – Keene’s Main Street is a recognisable New England town centre.
