Triple Tree Aerodrome Fly-In 2021 (SC00)

-The Triple Tree Aerodrome is a 7,000ft. x 400ft grass strip field and 400 acre aviation park located in the upstate of SC and hosts one of the best airplane camping and fly in experiences in the country. Tripple Tree is also home to spring the Joe Nall RC week which attracts thousands of RC pilots from all over the world.
The Home of Fun, Fellowship & Hospitality.
With the mission to Ignite and Expand the Passion for Aviation.
SC00 N34°543/W81°995
-Over 100 Premium Camp Sites
(Water and Electricity)
-Replica of Monet’s Garden in Giverny, France
-Separate Men’s and Women’s shower houses with granite countertops
-6 miles of walking trails
-3 Lakes
-Historic Enoree River on the Southern boarder of our facility
-Presentation Rooms
-Historical Aircraft
-Outdoor Patio overlooking our facility
-Restored WWII Control Tower
-7,000' x 400'. Grass Runway

[@mikeryan6277]

That’s my kind of runway. Beautiful Place.

[@classicperformance]

It sure is Mike. Come check it out for one of the events. Like Augusta National for aviation folks.

[@charleskelly5672]

Great video! Going to have to make the trek out to Triple Tree before I get much older (I'm 74)! Thanks for sharing! Mike Kelly "Old School Aviator and CFI"

[@classicperformance]

Come on Charles!!! You won't believe the place. Great full-scale and modeling events!! See my Joe Nall video from last week too!

[@charleskelly5672]

@@classicperformance I'm on my way! Thank you! "Mike" Kelly

[@lisajumper1649]

My dad helped with that runway as well as rebuilding the Spartan! Tim Barnett was his name

[@classicperformance]

Lisa, Wow!! Thanks for letting me know. As you well know, TT operations is all run by volunteers. You might recall "Uncle John" who is still around and I sat with him recently at the breakfast club fly-in.

[@stevendegiorgio3143]

Great video,it's too bad they shortened the runway at the 03 end about 1000 feet They made it unusable for take offs and landings.This just happened in 2024.

[@classicperformance]

we did not know that. Any more details you can give?