Self-serve fuel pump (north side of runway) is now operational and has new keypad, card reader and receipt printer. If you want a receipt, it will print 60 seconds after turning off the pump.

Fuel pump situated to the north of the runway, not close to the FBO's spot as indicated by ForeFlight. Printer is not working, one must email them to obtain your receipt. Gas pump has low pressure and is on the slower side. Cost on ForeFlight is accurate at this moment. ($5.59)

BEWARE! The parking south of the runway is run by 2Fly They assess 40 USD even for a 15 minutes stop. The charge is waived only if fueling with their FULL SERVICE 20g or more. They do not waive the charge if fueled at the self service pump.

Was just there two weeks ago with my Grumman Yankee and inquired about self serve fuel and was told that “they do it” (full serve). Furthermore, if you don’t get at least 20 gallons you must pay a $40 ramp fee. We topped off with 16.8 gal and they declined to waive fee. Zero flexibility/judgment on that rule. We were there for only a few hours. We shall not return.

Good small FBO. Snacks and drinks available. Welcoming personnel (flight school owns the FBO), quite helpful. Was not charged a service fee (did not purchase fuel).

Self serve pump fuel costs not always updated.

I’ve been coming to this place for years, with family in the vicinity. It’d been about a twelvemonth since my last visit, and things have changed significantly, and not for the superior (I should have read current comments). $40 ramp fee for a fast stop and ZERO assistance, and not-so-welcoming counter personnel. Appears the flight school operates the FBO and they don’t desire transient business.

Came in a month ago. 50/day fee. No one came out to the plane. This is a training facility. That’s what they do. GA visitors are a distant second thought. Won’t be back.

Very little service unless you are part of their flight school. $40 a night tie down fees. Not a fine place to overnight sadly.