We have two flying fields:
Our primary field is Five Forks field, a new field we have developed on the old Oconee County landfill.
The field has a 600′ grass strip, a crosswind strip, 5 flying stations, and a covered shelter.
The field is on county land behind a locked gate.
Club members are given the gate combination on request.
Members can fly at any time, but on Sundays avoid loud aircraft from 11 AM to noon and from 6 to 7 PM.
The grass is mowed by club volunteers.
We also fly at Anna Airport, a 1300′ grass airfield with 5 flying stations, a covered shelter, and shade trees.
The site is on private land behind a locked gate, with the same gate combination as the Five Forks field.
Members can fly at any time.
The field is professionally mowed weekly.
The overflight area at the Anna Airport field has become overgrown, which is an issue when retrieving downed aircraft.
There are no restroom facilities or electricity at either site, but there are public restrooms in Walhalla.