California Radio Control Jet Association

All directions are given leaving from Los Angeles to the different fileds that I happen to know in the the Southern California area where I live. If you have directions to a different field, send me an E-Mail and I will be glad to include it here

EL MIRAGE DRY LAKE FROM LOS ANGELES, take the 10 or 60 East towards San Bernandino. unitil you come to the 15. Take the 15 north towards Vegas until you come to US 395,(right after you climb the Hill) take that North (it starts at the 15 so you can only go ONE direction) When you come to the city of Adelanto, look for Crippen Road and make a LEFT (west) until you come to a dead end ( a T crossing) Make a RIGHT (north) at that street (there are sign that point to the El Mirage Dry lake) you will follow that road (it will curve West in about 1 mile)follow along for at least 5 miles and the El MIrage Dry Lake entrance sign will be on your Rigth Hand side of the road. Take that dirt road UNTIL you see a sign on your right hand side that says "Access Road" Turn right into the lake and we are about 1/2 a mile in towards the left hand side (straight and a little to the left) Below are some other instructions I found on a web page incase they help. From Palmdale (CA), take Palmdale Boulevard east to 240th Street and turn north (left). At Avenue P, turn east (right). At the San Bernardino County line, Avenue P becomes El Mirage Road. Follow El Mirage Road through the community of El Mirage to Mountain View Road and follow the signs to the Dry lake Entance. RABBIT DRY LAKE From Los Angeles Take the 10 East Towards San Bernardino to the 15 Towards VEGAS, then proceed to the Bear Valley Exit. Directions From almost anywhere south of the San Bernardino Mountains, take I-10 to I-15 or I-215 north. I-15 and I-215 merge to become just I-15 (heading towards VEGAS); I-15 then goes over the 4000+ foot Cajon Pass, and into the Mojave Desert. Just before Victorville, take the "Bear Valley Road" exit and head east. This will go through south Victorville and Hesperia and Apple Valley and eventually merge (Make a RIGHT) with CA route 18 (there is a Rock Formation). Continue on CA-18 until you reach the Dry Lake on your LEFT Hand Side SEPULVEDA BASIN From Los Angeles take the Hollywood Freeway 101 North. Exit at Hayvenhust ave. (about a mile after to 405 interchange) and turn north (right) on Hayvenhust. When you reach Burbank Blvd (half a block) turn East (right) until you reach Woodley ave. tehun turn North (left) until you see the driveway to your right hand side of the road (aprox. .08 miles from Burbank Blvd) ANTELLOPE VALLEY TAIL WINDS Directions to Antelope Valley Tailwinds Airpark. - From L.A. area, 405 or Hwy 5 to Hwy 14 to Palmdale Lancaster. Exit Ave G, go east approximately 2 miles to Challenger Way, north on Challenger Way approximately 1/2 mile. Airpark is on West Side of Challenger Way, well marked. About a 45 min drive from Sepulveda Basin. From Inland Empire - Hwy 15 to Hwy 138. Turn north on 170th st East. This is the turnoff to Lake Los Angeles and Saddleback Park. 170th st East will dead end at Ave J, go West on Ave J to Challenger Way, North on Challenger Way to Airpark, approximately 5 miles. Airpark is located between Ave F and Ave G. About a 45 min drive from the juntion of Hwy 15 andwy 138. Guests are welcome at the Airpark but must have proof of AMA and have someone at the field sponsor them. This has never been a problem but if you contacted me first, it would never be one. sumoski@juno.com WHITTIER NARROWS Take the 60 East(pomona fwy), Exit Rosemead and turn North (left) about a quarter down the road you will see the entrance on your left hand side (West). Once you enter the park, you must go all the way to the back by going around either to your left or to your right, both will get you to the flying area. PVMAC/Prado Field in Chino Take HWY 60 East and exit Euclid. Go South on Euclid until you reach Pine, then go east until you reach Chino/Corona RD. and go south again (right turn only intersection) until the pavement ends. The road continues straight but it is unpaved. You should see the field on your left about 1/4 mile down the unpaved road. Home This site is maintained By Ralph "Turbulence"Salgado Revised February 24, 2002 ; © CRCJA Comments, questions, suggestions CRCJA@aol.com.