Reno, Nevada
Spanish Springs Airport is a private-use airport located in the Spanish Springs Valley north of Reno. Historically significant as the site of the very first Reno air races in the mid-1960s, it now serves the local general aviation community. It retains a rustic, old-school aviation charm.
Primarily used by private pilots for recreational flying. It is a piece of local aviation history nestled in a growing suburban area.
Private facility; access is limited. Best viewed from nearby public roads or by invitation.
Private use only. Permission required to land. Not a commercial airport.
Basic hangars and tie-downs for resident aircraft. Limited facilities for transients.
The surrounding area has developed significantly, transforming from open range to suburban neighborhoods.
Lazy 5 Regional Park is located nearby in Spanish Springs, offering water play and picnic areas.