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 at the Lake Narracan Caravan Park. The gate needs to be kept shut at all times.
No flying of noisy models before 7.00am on weekdays, and 9.00am on weekends & Public Holidays as per EPA rules.
Warragul
The old Warragul site is now closed and is being developed into a housing estate and a NEW WARRAGUL site has been found. It is closer to town and is only suitable for models that are not noisy and can fly in a small area.
It is located on the corner of Number One Rd and Copeland Rd and has a locked gate access from Number One Rd.
Tyers
A slope soaring site that we call NO PINE is located on the Tyers - Yallourn North Rd, above the old open cut mine. This is also private property and care should be taken when getting over the fence. It is located on the corner of Number One Rd and Copeland Rd and has a locked gate access from Number One Rd.
Yarragon
Another slope soaring site called Kerrie Brae is in the hills above Yarragon and on private property. Excellent for Westerly to Northerly winds and some walking is required to reach the flying site.