Rhode Island Soaring Club uses a private turf-farm site at South County Trail for RC soaring. Flying is generally available from dawn to dusk for eligible club users, and guests may fly when accompanied by a club member. Field choice can vary with turf and wind conditions, so check the current club information before traveling to confirm which site is Read more...
Franklin County Aircraft Modelers uses Lily Pond as a seasonal float-flying site for RC aircraft. The club has recurring 2026 float-fly dates on its calendar, giving members and eligible pilots scheduled opportunities to fly from the water. Membership pricing is published separately, and AMA membership is required for flying membership. Check the current club calendar and requirements before traveling. Read more...
Rutland County RC Flyers uses Lake Bomoseen as a seasonal float-flying site for RC aircraft. Flying activity is typically organized through impromptu club sessions rather than a fixed public schedule. The site is also identified as a FRIA. Check current club activity before traveling to confirm whether a float-flying session is planned. Read more...
Tobacco Valley Fliers R/C Club operates a grass flying field at Rye Park Street supporting fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, FPV flying, and multirotor activity. Published flying hours differ by aircraft type, with separate time windows for electric and gas-powered models. Turbine aircraft are not permitted. Check the current club rules and hours before visiting to confirm when your type of flying Read more...
Brattleboro Area Flyers operates an AMA-listed RC flying site at the Click Family Sport Center at Landmark College. Practice flying is available through the club, but detailed public access and visitor-use information is limited in the current listing. Contact the club before traveling to confirm field availability, access rules, and any requirements for visiting pilots. Read more...
Simsbury Radio Control Club operates a grass runway and pit area at its Nod Road flying field. The site supports fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, soaring, FPV, and multirotor flying. Flying is generally available from 8:30 AM until dark. Guests may fly when accompanied by a club member, so check the current club rules before traveling. Read more...
Hidden Brook Radio Control operates an outdoor club flying field at Rhododendron Drive supporting electric RC aircraft and helicopters. Guest access and instruction are available through the club. AMA requirements apply, so contact the club or check the current field rules before visiting to confirm access and visitor requirements. Read more...
Nutmeg R/C Flyers operates a grass flying site at Thomaston Dam supporting gas, nitro, electric, helicopter, glider, and large-scale RC aircraft. Instruction is available, and flying is generally permitted from 8 AM until dusk. Gate access can vary by season, so check the current club and site information before traveling to confirm field access. Read more...
Front Line Flyers operates an outdoor RC flying field at York Street. Guest pilots are welcome, and instruction is available through the club. Flying is generally permitted from 9 AM until dusk. AMA requirements apply, so check the current club and visitor rules before traveling to the field. Read more...
East Coast Swamp Flyers operates a grass RC flying field at Fire Lite Place supporting electric, gas-powered, and turbine aircraft. Field access is controlled by a locked gate, and flying follows the club’s current odd/even-date operating rules. Instructor help is also available for pilots who need assistance. Check the current club rules and access instructions before traveling so you know Read more...