Here is an update from the Brodhead EAA website
Airport Information and Rules
This section is available as a printable PDF by clicking here
FLY-IN INFORMATION:
Use only the active E-W runway 9/27. Other runways will be closed to landing and departing aircraft starting Thursday evening and reopening Sunday mid-morning (check NOTAM for exact times). All landing and departing aircraft: 800’ AGL left-hand pattern. FLY-BYS should be conducted south of the active runway 9/27 employing the standard racetrack pattern with a minimum safe altitude. Example: When runway 9 is active, fly-by traffic will practice a right-hand pattern. When runway 27 is active, all fly-bys will employ left-hand racetrack pattern. Please
No fly-bys or low flying over closed runways 3/21 or 15/33! When done flying for the day, or in the case of bad weather, please assure that your aircraft is tied down. Please provide your own tie-downs.
MAPS
See airport fly-in diagram
Download airport diagram as PDF file
AIRCRAFT FUEL AVAILABILITY
100LL and ethanol free Auto fuel is available at Brodhead. Cash or Check only. Times of operation will be posted at the pumps and in the pavilion. Self-serve 100LL is available at Monroe (KEFT) about 12 miles west.
AIRCRAFT CAMPING
Preferred aircraft camping areas are depicted on the airport diagram. If camping on or near closed runways remember they will reopen late Sunday morning.
DRIVE-IN CAMPING
RVs please use the south entrance. Early arrivals should set-up along the east edge of the airport until the diagonal runways are closed to aircraft operations Thursday evening. There are no electrical hook ups or sanitary dump available for campers or RV’s. Drive-in campers are being asked to use the south entrance to make more room for auto parking. Signage should be in place to guide you to the south driveway. You may camp along the east edge of the field and in the runway turnaround area once it is closed with the yellow X. The diagonal runways will be closed Thursday night or possibly earlier by NOTAM. Additional camping is available on the southwest side by accessing the south driveway and following the road through Hangar Alley. Please do not park, or stop and leave your vehicle in Hangar Alley. Do not drive across runways to access aircraft camping areas. The southwest runway turnaround is also available for camping once closed. All runways will reopen Sunday by noon. Check NOTAM for exact time or watch for the “X” removal crew. Please plan your site accordingly.
AIRPORT RULES
• No campfires outside of the Fire Pit (see diagram).
• Pet policy states that pets must be on a leash and must not be left unattended. Pets are not permitted in the food area.
• Motorized vehicles are not to be operated by minors.
FOOD & BEVERAGES
• Your fly-in hosts, EAA Chapter 431 volunteers, are planning the food service at the airport.
• Pancake breakfast will be available on Saturday morning. A continental breakfast Friday & Sunday mornings.
• The lunch window will be open Friday and Saturday from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
• Friday night: Fish Boil Dinner
• Saturday night: Grilled Pork Chop Dinner.
• Drinks will be available in the pavilion refrigerators.
• A welcome picnic is planned for Thursday evening.
• There are fast-food and traditional restaurants in Brodhead (1 mile north) and the Sand Burr restaurant is about a mile south on County Hwy T.
Don’t forget to register at the BPA table to check out the activities.
AREA LODGING
Crazy Horse Campground – 608-897-2207
Sutherland House – 608-897-4481
MOTELS AVAILABLE IN MONROE (12 miles west)
AmericInn – 608-328-3444
Super 8 – 608-325-1500
Gasthaus – 608-328-8395