Waywayanda, New York
Nearby Clubs
Brooklyn Skyscrapers
Directions From New York City: Take I-87 to Highway 17 to exit 123 (Middletown), west Route 17M for 3.5 miles, to Orange County Route 12, then go south 6.3 miles. Field is on the left at Grain Silo. (Approximately one hour from the Tappan Zee bridge.) From New England and from upper New York: Take I-84 to exit 3, Route 17M, go east 1.5 miles, then south on Orange County Route 12. Field is on the left. (Approximately thirty minutes from Newburg.) From Western New York: Take Route 17 to I-84, south 3 miles to exit 3, Route 17M, go east 1.5 miles, then south on Orange County Route 12. Field is on the left. From Pennsylvania and points south: Take I-84 to exit 2, go six miles east on County Route 1, then one mile north on County Route 12. Field is on right at the grain silo. When you drive down route 12 at one point you see a large grass field to the east, and you are thinking, “this would be a great place to fly from”. Well it is. The access road to the field is a dirt road, just south of a low round grain storage unit, about 100′ east of the road, standing alone in an open field. Drive down the dirt road until you reach a sod farm. There will be some parked cars where the flying takes place.
Directions From New York City: Take I-87 to Highway 17 to exit 123 (Middletown), west Route 17M for 3.5 miles, to Orange County Route 12, then go south 6.3 miles. Field is on the left at Grain Silo. (Approximately one hour from the Tappan Zee bridge.) From New England and from upper New York: Take I-84 to exit 3, Route 17M, go east 1.5 miles, then south on Orange County Route 12. Field is on the left. (Approximately thirty minutes from Newburg.) From Western New York: Take Route 17 to I-84, south 3 miles to exit 3, Route 17M, go east 1.5 miles, then south on Orange County Route 12. Field is on the left. From Pennsylvania and points south: Take I-84 to exit 2, go six miles east on County Route 1, then one mile north on County Route 12. Field is on right at the grain silo. When you drive down route 12 at one point you see a large grass field to the east, and you are thinking, “this would be a great place to fly from”. Well it is. The access road to the field is a dirt road, just south of a low round grain storage unit, about 100′ east of the road, standing alone in an open field. Drive down the dirt road until you reach a sod farm. There will be some parked cars where the flying takes place.