About The Aggieland RC Club

[Fly Guy]

About the Aggieland RC Club

I would like to take a little bit of your time and tell you about this great hobby and our club we have started in the Brazos Valley which most people call this area "Aggieland". We started this club on October 28, 2008, since this date we have managed to get a really nice place so you can fly just about any thing you could possible want to, Giant scale, Helicopters, etc... you can do it here. With two paved runways running North/South (over 800' long), East/West (approx 350' long) plus a very large grass landing area you approx 600' x1000' you have plenty of options to choose from when taking off and landing which is a real plus when you are first learning to fly.

In addition to the flying we also have a great place to run RC Cars, Truck, & Tanks. With approx 100 acres of land we can do just about anything we want to within reason. Since we are NOT AMA sanctioned we can do things at our club that you cannot do at a AMA field, but your AMA insurance is still good as long as you follow their guidelines from what I have been told. We also have a area for float planes, helicopters, boats, etc..., this is an area coming soon as soon as we get that area fixed up and make it safe. I am also going to see if we can get permission to fish in it as well.

Now I know this all sounds to good to be true or very expensive but I can assure you that it is true and not expensive at all, actually as long as you are willing to help out around the club it may be completely free to use. You will have to sign a waver (it must be notarized of course) saying that if you get hurt or your property gets damaged you are not going to hold the land owner liable & you are responsible for any damage you cause you are good to go, If this was your land would you not want this waver? Of course you would. This is one of the main reason it is so hard to find a place to go these days, we are lucky that most people in this hobby are good people that know when they are at fault.