BAYVIEW PARK (CITY OF BURLINGTON)

Bayview Park is located at the north-west end of Burlington, on King Rd, just north of the South Service Rd, 2 lights west of Brant Street (see map below).  This field is 40 minutes west of Toronto and 10 minutes east of Hamilton.  Take the QEW highway to the Brant Street Exit.  Go north bound to the first set of lights and turn left at the North Service Rd.  Go 2 lights west to King Rd.  Turn right (north) and go about 1/2 mile.  The field is on your left hand side.  Look for the wind sock and the white shed.

The City of Burlington has an agreement with the Burlington Radio Control Modelers that allows members to use a portion of this park for flying radio controlled aircraft.  Only members and registered guests (with MAAC or AMA insurance) are allowed to fly at the park.  Memberships and I.D. are checked upon arrival by other members.  We encourage the public to come watch us fly our planes.

This field has a 15,000 square foot asphalt paved runway specifically for radio controlled aircraft.

Any day when the weather is relatively nice (calm winds and not raining) we are usually flying.  The field is most active from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, and again in the evening from 6:00 pm until sunset.  Some of us fly all year round and show up at random times during the day.

BRONTE CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK

Bronte Creek Provincial Park is located at the east end of Burlington, on Burloak Drive, just north of the QEW highway (see map below).  We are 30 minutes west of Toronto and 15 miutes east of Hamilton.  The management of this beautiful Provincial Park has an agreement with the Burlington Radio Control Modelers that allows members to use a portion of the park for flying radio controled aircraft.  Only members and registered guests (with MAAC or AMA insurance) are allowed to fly at the park.  Memberships and I.D. are checked at the gate.  We encourage the public to come watch us fly our planes.

The area for flying is a grass strip for flying radio controled aircraft.  Any day when the weather is relatively nice (calm winds and not raining) we are usually flying.  This field is often quite active in the early morning.  So come and watch us fly.