R/C Bushpilots operates an outdoor radio-controlled model-aircraft field on Curtis Road in Arundel, Maine. The privately owned grass facility supports fixed-wing aircraft, electric and fuel models, helicopters, giant-scale aircraft, soaring and other radio-control flying. Read more...
Rhode Island Soaring Club operates an outdoor model-aircraft flying site associated with Hundred Acre Road near Fairgrounds Road in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. The privately owned turf-farm site supports electric aircraft, free flight, radio control and soaring. Read more...
Mt. Washington Valley Radio Control Club operates Hubble Field, an outdoor radio-controlled model-aircraft facility in Conway, New Hampshire. The maintained field supports conventional aircraft, electric ducted-fan jets and gliders, and the club offers flight instruction. Read more...
Balsa Bandits R/C Club operates an outdoor radio-controlled model-aircraft field in Sunnybrook State Park in Torrington, Connecticut. The established grass facility supports fixed-wing aircraft, electric and fuel models, helicopters, giant-scale aircraft, soaring and other model-aviation activity. Read more...
Downeast Soaring Club uses the Twin Brook Recreation Area in Cumberland, Maine, for outdoor radio-controlled model-aircraft flying. The AMA-listed grass site supports electric aircraft, park flyers and soaring in the park’s open pasture areas. Read more...
Rhode Island Soaring Club operates an outdoor model-aircraft flying field on South County Trail in Richmond, Rhode Island. The privately owned turf-farm site supports radio-control soaring and free-flight activity, with the club focused primarily on sailplanes, gliders and electric sailplanes. Read more...
Franklin County Aircraft Modelers uses Lily Pond in Concord Township, Maine, as a seasonal outdoor float-flying site for radio-controlled model aircraft. The club flies from the water there in spring, summer and fall and schedules recurring float-fly events. Read more...
Rutland County RC Flyers uses a seasonal outdoor float-flying site on Lake Bomoseen near Creek Road in Castleton, Vermont. The active FRIA supports radio-controlled floatplanes and seaplanes during impromptu club flying sessions. Read more...
Tobacco Valley Fliers R/C Club operates an outdoor model-aircraft field on Rye Park Street in South Windsor, Connecticut. The grass field supports fixed-wing, electric and fuel aircraft, helicopters, FPV and multirotor flying. Read more...
Brattleboro Area Flyers maintains an AMA-listed radio-controlled model-aircraft flying site at the Click Family Sport Center on the Landmark College campus in Putney, Vermont. Read more...