Pauma Valley Airstrips

Located in the scenic Pauma Valley of northern San Diego County, the airstrips of the Puama Valley offer a unique and localized look into the world of Californian Aviation. Surrounded by orange groves and vineyards, they present a glimpse of the quaintness that is General Aviation.

In this package are two airstrips:

• Pauma Valley Airpark - A small private facility, operated by the neighboring golf course community, offering the convenience of an airport and hangers to its members.
• Lyall-Roberts Airport - A tiny stretch of faded asphalt deemed suitable for aircraft and privately used by its farming owners.

While both these airstrips are private airports, they differ greatly in their existence. Pauma Valley is, in most regards, your local General Aviation facility, with hangers for a dozen or so aircraft, a club house of sorts and some ramp area for transient aircraft. Lyall-Roberts on the other hand, is a working strip; its purpose is to support the business of its owner, whether that be by providing the convenience of air transportation to “the city” (San Diego is about 15 minutes away by plane) or to provide a localized base to operate agricultural aircraft (“Crop Dusters”) . Both however are very short and narrow runways presenting the pilot with an exciting chance to practice some very short field procedures.

Features thru out:

• High Definition photo-real base maps on both airports
• Photo-Scenery for surrounding region with full day and night textures
• Autogen oven entire region
• High Definition custom pavement textures blended seamlessly into environment
• Photo-real textures on all objects
• Day and night textures for proper texture blending
• Tried and true development techniques offering minimal to no performance impact

Pauma Valley Airpark Features:

• Photoreal representation of all real-world buildings and structures
• Accurate representation of all ground markings
• Functioning "Wind-T's" at both ends of runway
• Many "eye candy" details

Lyall-Roberts Airport Features:

• Two full groves of photo-real orange trees (100's of trees)
• Photoreal structures
• Seasonal details (during picking season)
• Accurately placed and detailed power lines for extra challenge on landing
• User initiated sprinkler system (got to water those trees)
• Visible interior on aircraft hanger
• Many "eye candy" details