Come fly with us!
WSRC is very proud to have access to one of the premier flying fields in North Carolina. Situated in the center of Davie County near the town of Mocksville, approximately 25 miles west of Winston-Salem, the field is in the back section of a former dairy farm operation. Two pavilions/pit areas with electricity and a club house front over 700' of well maintained grass runway. A small tarp runway also allows small electrics enough room for take-offs. Assembly benches, starting and runup benches, all custom built by our members, are also on hand. Come fly with us and we think you will agree that WSRC has one of the finest R/C flying facilities anywhere in the area.
The official address of the site is:
WSRC Flying Field
119 Phillips Lane
Mocksville, NC 27028
Safety is a critically important component of all field and flying operations. Safety rules are clearly posted on the club building. Whether you are a current member or guest pilot, please read and heed all WSRC safety rules and the AMA Safety Code. At this time, WSRC does not allow operation of turbine powered aircraft without special permission of (during an event) the CD or at other times by special permission of the officers of WSRC. Emergency use fire extinguishers and first aid kits are also on hand.
Our field also has numerous electrical outlets for battery charging and other uses. Two portable toilets are always on site. During sanctioned events and other club events, the grill produces some of the best hot dogs and hamburgers you will find anywhere. During events, overnight camping is also allowed, however other than electrical, there is no "hookup" for RV's or running water.
Our field also has numerous electrical outlets for battery charging and other uses. Two portable toilets are always on site. During sanctioned events and other club events, the grill produces some of the best hot dogs and hamburgers you will find anywhere. During events, overnight camping is also allowed, however other than electrical, there is no "hookup" for RV's or running water.
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