
Buzzards sign and gate at front entrance.

Arial of field from the West looking East
Members and guests of the Orlando Buzzards have access to a beautiful mowed flying field off Red Ember Road in Oviedo. Pilots who fly at our flying field should bear in mind that no gas powered planes of any sort are permitted. Only sailplanes and small electrics are to be flown. Fliers should also remember that we only keep this site by being good neighbors so be careful with your plane. (It is especially important to keep planes away from the horses on the southern side of the field. This area above the horse barns is a “no fly” zone and the only time you should be above this are is if you are more than 3 times the tree height.) Fliers should also be mindful of frequency control — We have a frequency board and the appropriate peg is to be attached to your transmitter BEFORE switching it on in the vicinity of the field.
Club members are usually flying on Saturdays and Sundays between 10:00am and 4:00pm but some fly at other times during the week also. If you want to visit us and be sure that someone is at the field please contact one of the club members listed on this page to arrange a suitable time.
All are welcome.
Directions
Red Ember Road Field
Take Lockwood Boulevard south from SR419 past the Mitchell-Hammock intersection about 2 miles to Old Lockwood Road (at the new Seminole Community College complex) and turn left.
Follow Old Lockwood Road about 3/4 mi. to Red Ember Road (another dirt road) and turn left onto Red Ember.
Follow Red Ember Road about 1/2 mi. watching on the left for a brown board fence and the Orlando Buzzards sign on a gate at the end of the fence. Enter the gate and follow the drive past the small buildings and thru the small woods (1/4 mi) until you get to the field.
GPS Coordinates:
28d 37.7′ N (28.6278)
81d 9.9′ W (-81.1652)

Great shot to west by Raed Elazzawi with sailplane in foreground.

Overhead from the South East corner. Courtesy of Raed Elazzawi.

Overhead view of Buzzards flying field




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