We purchased a house at Eagle Neck in 2004.

The Airpark is in south-eastern Georgia on the coastal salt marshes, about 30 miles south of Savannah. There are 80 lots with just under 30 houses built. It has a number of community amenities including a boat dock on the creek, a swimming pool, & a tennis court.

The house backs onto the salt marshes. There's a navigable creek about 150 ft out, which leads to the Newport River, then the Atlantic.

Until the hangar was built, the 6A was tied down on ramps just off the driveway.

The house is a Southern style cottage, with cedar siding & a metal roof. The lot is just over an acre, with several old Live Oaks dripping with Spanish Moss. The lots on either side do not yet have houses built.

Some interior views.

The runway is paved with pilot controlled lighting (123.0), 3750 ft x 45 ft.

Eagle Neck is a private airpark community located on the Jacksonville Sectional half way between St. Simons Island and Savannah GA.

It is on the 200-degree radial 33NM from the SAV vor and the 015-degree radial 35NM from the St. Simons vor at 3138.2N and 8119.5W

The identifier is 1GA0 but is not listed in many of the GPS databases.

The runway is paved 01-19 3750’ long and 45’ wide. The airport elevation is 10’. Both overruns and approaches are clear. The trees on the south end are well back from the threshold.

There are two towers both 1300 feet above ground level within 3 miles southwest of the airport. If approaching from the southwest use caution and do not descend below 1500 until the towers are identified.

The runway is cut into a stand of 100-foot pines and so can be difficult to spot when approaching from the west. In cross winds some turbulence can be experienced as you descend below the tops of the trees.

The CTAF is 123.0, standard traffic advisories are important as much of the pattern is not visible from the ground. Low passes are discouraged.

No fuel is available at Eagle Neck but is available nearby at St. Simons SSI or Savannah SAV and other local area airports.