Where Is 'Locke & Key' Filmed? Home > Television > Stream & Chill > Netflix > Locke & KeySource: Netflix ' Locke & Key' s Main Filming Locations Might Surprise YouBy Katherine StinsonAug. 10 2022, Updated 12:13 p.m. ET The Netflix horror series Locke & Key centers around the magical and mysterious Keyhouse. The show itself is set in the fictional town of Matheson, Mass., in the New England region. But does filming actually take place in Massachusetts? Article continues below advertisement The answer is no, but the Locke & Key locations are picturesque and picked to be the show's backdrop for a reason. Allow us to take you on a behind-the-scenes journey to where Seasons 1 through 3 of the Locke & Key series are actually filmed. Locke & Key' actually isn' t filmed in the United States Seasons 1 and 2 of Locke & Key were filmed primarily in Toronto, Canada. According to a report from the Radio Times, the exterior of the famous Keyhouse is a combination of a front facade that was built in the Canadian countryside and CGI. Article continues below advertisement Many exterior and interior shots for Locke & Key were shot at Cinescape Film Studios in Toronto. The aforementioned Radio Times report notes that interior shots set in the Drowning Caves were filmed at Cinescape. Exterior shots of the Drowning Caves were filmed in Lunenberg, a town located in Nova Scotia. Source: Netflix Article continues below advertisement Lunenberg and Ontario are the two major ' Locke & Key' filming locations According to a report from Decider, a majority of Matheson shots were filmed in Lunenberg. Another interesting report from Narcity goes into further detail about specific Ontario spots that are seen on Season 2 of Locke & Key. For example, the interior of the movie theater in Season 2, Episode 1, which centered around the premiere of Kinsey Locke's (Emilia Jones) film Splattering, was filmed at the real-life Ontario movie theater Playhouse Cinema. Source: Netflix Article continues below advertisement Ontario's Mill Race Park served as a stand-in for the city of Bath, England during an exterior scene with Jackie Veda (Genevieve Kang) and Tyler Locke (Connor Jessup) in Season 2, Episode 4. For context, during the episode, Tyler uses the Anywhere Key to send Jackie to Bath for her birthday. According to the same Narcity report, Kingston Market Square in Ontario was also used for shots of Tyler and Jackie's romantic birthday getaway in Bath. Another notable Ontario-based location was Westfield Heritage Village in Rockton. The village was also used to film interior scenes of the key-making cabin. Article continues below advertisement View this post on Instagram A post shared by Locke & Key (@lockeandkeynetflix) Source: Instagram Season 3 of ' Locke & Key' was also filmed in Canada Season 3 of Lock & Key — which premiered on Aug. 10, 2022 — was filmed in Ontario and Nova Scotia, specifically in Toronto, Mississauga, Woodstock, and Lunenburg, per The Cinemaholic. Scenes involving the Keyhouse and the Drowning Caves were filmed in Cinespace Film Studios, just as they were in Seasons 1 and 2. Mississauga's Lakeside Promenade and Woodstock's Museum Square were also used for the series. In Lunenburg, Montague Street, Bluenose Drive, and 9 King Street were backdrops for Season 3, standing in for the fictional town of Matheson. Stream Season 1 through 3 of Locke & Key on Netflix now. AdvertisementMore from Distractify Connor Jessup of 'Locke and Key' Isn't Living the Single Life — We've Got His Dating Deets. Eric Graise Is the Voice of Reason as Logan Calloway on Netflix's 'Locke & Key' 'Locke & Key' Star Griffin Gluck Teases Gabe's Season 2 Storyline (EXCLUSIVE) Latest Locke & Key News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.