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    • Home
    • Upcoming events
    • Club Info
      • General
      • Why join?
      • Types of R/C aircraft
      • Club fees
      • Flying sites
      • Proficiency program
      • External organisations
      • FAQ
    • Annual program
      • 2025 - 2026
      • VMAA Event Calendar
    • Wind & weather
    • Newsletters
    • Photo Gallery
      • Our flying site
      • Our aircraft
    • Video Gallery
      • Our flying site
      • Aircraft videos
    • Prominent club members
      • Committee members
      • Club instructors
LaTrobe Valley Model Aero Club
  • Home
  • Upcoming events
  • Club Info
    • General
    • Why join?
    • Types of R/C aircraft
    • Club fees
    • Flying sites
    • Proficiency program
    • External organisations
    • FAQ
  • Annual program
    • 2025 - 2026
    • VMAA Event Calendar
  • Wind & weather
  • Newsletters
  • Photo Gallery
    • Our flying site
    • Our aircraft
  • Video Gallery
    • Our flying site
    • Aircraft videos
  • Prominent club members
    • Committee members
    • Club instructors

Flying sites

The Latrobe Valley Model Aero Club currently has 2 power Model flying sites and a Slope Gliding site in the area from Traralgon to Drouin.


NOTE: No Model flying at any Club Sites on days of total fire ban. All LVMAC Club Sites are in the West and South Gippsland Fire Region. 

Lake Narracan near Moe/Newbourough

This site is now the LVMAC's major flying Site and development began in 2000. It has a 120m X 50m mowed grass strip and is suitable for powered models and thermal gliders. We also have a small beach and jetty that is suitable to fly float planes from. In 2012 we put in a small concrete strip (2.4m X 12m) for electric models. The first & third gates are normally locked and Club Members can buy a key for access to this site (see the club secretary or treasurer). 

Parking space for major events is limited but no problem on normal weekends.


The Lake Narracan Site is on Google Maps, and is also contained on this website.

Entry is down Sullivans Track, left onto South Shore Rd and through a gate just past the site of the old Lake Narracan Caravan Park. The gate is required to be shut when we are not flying.

  

No flying of noisy models before 7.00am on weekdays, and 9.00am on weekends & Public Holidays as per EPA rules.

Warragul

Our secondary site is located at Warragul on the corner of Number One Rd and Copeland Rd and has a locked gate access from Number One Rd. 

It is closer to the town of Warragul than the previous site, and is only suitable for models that are not noisy and can fly in a small area. 

Tyers

A slope soaring site that we call NO PINE is located just East of the township of Yallourn North. Contact our Secretary for further information.

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