About LARCS.
RC flying has taken place at the site since the late 1960s, evolving from a small group of enthusiasts into the Loganholme Aeromodellers Radio Control Society (LARCS), now one of Australia’s largest clubs.
The club offers exceptional facilities, including over 40 hectares of flat land, three separate flying areas, sun shelters, club house, concreted pits, stainless steel benches, 240-volt power, a 200m main runway and a 1,000-foot height ceiling that enables outstanding flight experiences, particularly for gliders and large aerobatic models.
Flight Training
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​New to flying? Your first point of call will be to an Instructor or Senior Club Member. They will be able to point you in the right direction, depending on which discipline takes your fancy.
For example: Fixed Wing, Gliders, Helicopters and Control Line.
Meet the Members
Our members come from all walks of life and you will find different groups getting together throughout the week. You'll catch the electric early birds, up at the crack of dawn most mornings or perhaps a Tuesday glider session is in order? Saturday sees a wide variety of models being flown (and usually a BBQ brekkie roll between 9am and 10am.)
Location
Our Airfield is located at Loganholme, Qld... The entrance is to the right of the Loganholme Water Treatment Plant entrance at the end of Burchill St, Loganholme. The map below provides the route to LARCS (google maps is misleading).
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