Landing Site at Warrick
 

Hi All any of you know of any landing sites in or around the Warrick Area apart from Coventry or Wellesbourne Airfields.

Thanks

Max

http://www.arrowmill.com/ [nice place, bit out of the way from Warwick]

and probably

http://www.marriott.co.uk/Channels/h...-country-club/

or you could give Land Rover at Gaydon a call

Warwick Race Course? 0.75 miles from town centre.

http://www.warwickracecourse.co.uk/

The Giriffin Site is one of the most useful sites I have ever been pointed in the direction of! The chap needs a medal; a lot of hard work has gone into that and we are lucky enough to use it for free!! (Edit: Did Sid's link / message to it get removed while I was typing this?)

On the subject of Warwick Racecourse, I didn't realise it was listed as a helipad; and I am relatively local.

Obviously not flown into it, so next comments with a pinch of salt, but is it not too near the town centre (ie congested area)? Also the golf course is in the middle of it, which is open on non racing days!

Anybody actually flown in there?

I have landed at warwick cricket club sorry cant remember any contact details

Warwick Racecourse contact - 01926 491553.
If you look at the "griffin helicopters" site as mentioned by Helicraig and go to the landing sites link you will find it. Got some good photos showing the site.

If you look at the picture the landing area is the south-eastern edge about a third of the way up the site (north). There a couple of football? pitches and a very small windsock on the southern pitch. If you need any more info the racecourse are very helpfull. (They did not charge us when I went there!) It is a fair distance from the stand but they sent a car for the boss when we landed.

Don't forget your Rule 5(2c) permission, which I believe you need due to the proximity to the congested area. :ok:

Sorry,

Links again.

If you know the rough area,
http://www.griffin-helicopters.co.uk/landingsitemap.asp

or if you know the name,
http://www.griffin-helicopters.co.uk...ngsitelist.asp

One of, if not the, most useful sites around, http://www.griffin-helicopters.co.uk