Iroquois Aerodrome

History of the Iroquois Aerodrome

Iroquois Aerodrome was started as a grass airfield in the 1960s and over the years has progressed to the fine example of a recreational facility that it is today, thanks to the effort and financial support from Airport Manager, John Ross, along with the agreement to develop the aerodrome over the years from community leaders and a number of wonderful volunteers.
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Safety and Operational Information

Below you will find everything you need to know in order to utilize the aerodrome.

- All circuits are over the river at 1200’ ASL (righthand for 06 and lefthand for 24) to avoid overflying the residential area immediately to the north.
- To minimize noise, join straight into downwind if possible and do not conduct circuits.

Stay over at one of our Camping Sites

There is a special area near the campground with 6 sites available for aircraft parking and setting up tents. In order to promote aircraft camping, there is no camping fee for the near future.