R33

MVFR

WAKONDA BEACH STATE

WALDPORT · OREGON

Elev
41'
Longest RWY
Tower
None
Status
Uncontrolled
Now--Z· METAR02:35Z
VFR sectional · R33
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Before you fly into R33
Conditions
MVFR
Marginal · IFR-rated preferred
Airport
Non-towered
Self-announce on CTAF
Pattern alt
1,041'
MSL · field 41' + 1,000 AGL
Favored RWY
Calm
No wind component

METAR & TAF R33

R33 does not publish a METAR.

Showing the nearest reporting station: KONP (NEWPORT MUNI) · 11.8 NM away. Conditions at R33 may differ.

METAR · KONP

Observed 02:35Z

KONP 280235Z AUTO 00000KT 7SM BKN021 OVC029 10/08 A3016 RMK AO2
Wind
000° @ 0 kt
Visibility
7 SM
Temp / Dew
10°C / 8°C
Altimeter
30.16 inHg
Clouds
OVC
Density alt
-847 ft
Ceiling
2,100 ft AGL
Rules
MVFR

Airport info & contacts

Manager on record, flight service, ARTCC, attendance schedule and pattern altitude — published by the FAA and refreshed every 28 days.

Location

From city
3 NM S
VFR sectional
KLAMATH FALLS
ARTCC
ZSE · SEATTLE
NOTAM facility
MMV (NOTAM-D)

Airport manager

Name
ANTHONY BEACH
Address
3040 25TH ST, SE, SALEM OR 97302

Flight service · Hours

FSS MMV
MC MINNVILLE1-800-WX-BRIEF
Attendance
  • Unattended

Frequencies

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Advisory / CTAF

Runways & pattern

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Runway & wind

tap a runway
Calm

Pattern entry · RWY

No runway selected.
RunwayHeading (°M)LengthSurfaceTraffic

Approaches & charts

Chart Supplement
R33 · CHART_SUPP
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Services on the field

Fuel grades, oxygen, maintenance, ramp storage and lighting — as declared to the FAA by the airport operator.

Fuel & services

Fuel
Not available
Oxygen (bottled)
Not available
Oxygen (bulk)
Not available
Airframe repair
Not available
Power plant repair
Not available

Ramp & ground

Transient storage
  • Tie-down
Landing fee
No fee published
Customs
Not available
Wind indicator
Yes
Segmented circle
No

Fuel & FBOs

Cheapest 100LL and Jet A on the field and nearby. Always confirm with the FBO before taxi.

Airport notes

Surface conditions, obstructions, local procedures, lighting outages and other notes published with each FAA cycle.

General notes

  • Runway surface may be soft after extensive winter rains.Show FAA
  • Owner advises contact Oregon Department of Aviation at 503-378-4880 prior to use.Show FAA
  • Landing to the south and takeoff to the north are not recommended.Show FAA
  • Runway 16 has a road, 30-foot trees, and a power line across the approach path within 50 feet of the runway end.Show FAA
  • For clearance delivery contact Seattle ARTCC at 253-351-3694.Show FAA
  • There are 30-foot trees at 70 to 90 feet from the runway along both sides.Show FAA
  • Runway 34 has a curved approach from the southwest to avoid high terrain and trees on the right at 800 feet.Show FAA
  • Surface conditions not reported.Show FAA
  • Standing water may be present during heavy rain.Show FAA
  • There are numerous other 2 to 6 foot trees within 50 feet of the runway end on both sides of the centerline.Show FAA
  • Many 10 to 35 foot trees are at 30 to 250 feet from the runway end on both sides of the centerline in the approach area.Show FAA
  • Runway 34 has rising terrain and a ditch 7 feet wide and 2 feet deep at 10 feet from the threshold.Show FAA

Approach & departure obstructions

  • 16Runways 16 and 34 white tires mark runway ends.Show FAA

VFR map & nearby airports

VFR sectional. Tap any ICAO chip to open that airport.

Key facts · R33

Answer card
ICAO
R33
Name
WAKONDA BEACH STATE
Location
WALDPORT, OREGON
Elevation
41 ft MSL
Traffic pattern altitude
1,041 ft MSL (1,000 AGL)
Control tower
Non-towered (use CTAF)
Total runways
0
Longest runway
Published ILS approaches
0
Published frequencies
1
Magnetic variation
19°
Current flight rules
MVFR
Current wind
000° at 0 kt
Favored runway now

Wakonda Beach State Airport (R33) is in Waldport, Oregon. The field elevation is 41 ft MSL. No runways are listed in the facts block, so verify the current field layout before planning a landing. There is no control tower. CTAF is 122.9.

No ILS approaches are published here. Pattern altitude is not published, so use the current FAA Chart Supplement before you fly. The published remarks matter here. The runway surface may be soft after heavy winter rain. Standing water may also be present during heavy rain. The owner asks pilots to contact the Oregon Department of Aviation before use. Landing south is not recommended. Takeoff north is not recommended.

The approach area also has several hazards. Runway 16 has a road, 30-foot trees and a power line across the approach path close to the runway end. Runway 34 uses a curved approach from the southwest to avoid high terrain and trees on the right. Trees are reported near both sides of the runway area. This is a field where a first-time pilot should review the current Chart Supplement, brief the terrain and obstacle picture and make sure the airplane performance matches the surface and approach conditions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the field elevation at R33?
R33 sits at 41 ft MSL in Waldport, Oregon. That low elevation does not remove the need to check the surface condition. The remarks warn about soft ground and standing water after heavy rain.
Does Wakonda Beach State have a control tower?
No. R33 is non-towered, so use CTAF 122.9 and standard non-towered traffic procedures. Verify any local procedures in the current FAA Chart Supplement before departure.
Are there any published ILS approaches at R33?
No ILS approaches are published for R33. If you need an instrument procedure, check the current FAA Chart Supplement for what is available before you go.
What is the pattern altitude at Wakonda Beach State?
Pattern altitude is not published in the facts block. Use the current FAA Chart Supplement for the published traffic pattern altitude before flying the field.
Which runway ends are used at R33?
The remarks reference runway ends 16 and 34. The published notes also say landing to the south is not recommended. Takeoff to the north is not recommended. Review the obstacle picture before you choose a direction.
What hazards are on the approach to runway 16 at R33?
Runway 16 has a road, 30-foot trees and a power line across the approach path within 50 feet of the runway end. That is a close-in obstacle environment, so brief it carefully before arrival.
What should I know about runway 34 at R33?
Runway 34 has a curved approach from the southwest to avoid high terrain and trees on the right at 800 feet. Treat it as a terrain and obstacle-sensitive arrival, especially if you are new to the field.
Is the runway surface at R33 likely to be soft?
Yes, the published remarks say the runway surface may be soft after extensive winter rains. Surface conditions are also not reported. Verify current conditions with the airport operator before use.

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