Airport Services

Parking:Hangar/Tiedowns
Aviation fuel
Restrooms and Shower
Airframe Service: Major
Powerplant Service: Major
Bottled Oxygen: NO
Bulk Oxygen: NO
Landing Fee: NO
Segmented Circle: YES
Current Tariff Schedule
Pilots Guide (Grove Field)

Airport Fuel

Airport carries 100 Low Lead (100LL) fuel only. 24 hour self serve. Please see our airport fuel page or call us for our current prices. Compare prices with other airports within a 50 mile radius at AirNav.com (use identifier 1w1)

FAA Services

FSS on field: NO
FSS tie-in: Seattle
FSS Phone: 800-WX-BRIEF
Notams: SEA
Notam D Service: YES
ARTCC Name: Seattle

Related Sites

Camas-Washougal Airport Association
To learn more about the CWAA activities and their scholarship program, go to:
www.cwaagrovefield.com

 

Grove Field

Located in beautiful Clark County, Grove Field is three miles north of Camas, Washington. As you fly into the area, you will be delighted at the beautiful scenery of the Pacific Northwest. To the south of the airport, you will see Lacamas Lake and the Columbia River, "gateway to the Gorge." Grove Field is open to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and serves the communities of Camas/Washougal and the nearby city of Vancouver, Washington (USA). Grove Field is publicly owned by the Port of Camas/Washougal.

Geography

Clark County has 628 square miles of land, bounded on the East by the Cascades including Mt. Adams (12,276 ft), Mt. Hood (11,245 ft) and Mt. St. Helens (8,345 ft). To the south and west by the mighty Columbia River and the state of Oregon. To the North by the Lewis River, Lakes Merwin and Yale and Cowlitz County.The Columbia River is Clark County's most prominent feature. This river is the main artery for the largest watershed in the West. The Columbia features several active ports and lots of recreational activities. The highest point in Clark County is Silver Star Mountain at 4,295 ft, the lowest point is approximately 20 feet at the Columbia River. Clark County features several 'plains' each at higher elevations starting at the Columbia River and working north to Battle Ground at approximately 500 feet.

FAA Information Effective 01 September 2005

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