What's your drive time to the launch?

[powderburner]

We just have to walk over to our side yard and we are ready to go for most A-B-C rockets, and even a few of the low-flier D or E birds. If they drift over a fence we can usually get them back before someone's cow or horse gets to it.
I have a nice school field about 10 minutes away if I need bigger spaces. There is also some open space about 15 min away, over near Lake Benbrook on the Corps of Engineers' property, but it is grassy (fire problem? definitely a major chigger risk!) and I am too chicken to find out how many snakes are out-n-about on any given day.

 

[flying_silverad]

For just a quicky, I can get to the UMASS field in about 10 minutes. My CATO meets are about a 3 hour round trip for Durham and probably 4 hours for Sterling.

 

[astrowolf67]

My home club, BluesRocks, is a 3 hour drive. I've launched with MC2, in Manchester quite often, which is about 3-3.5 depending on Nashville traffic. Another location, until loss of field came about, was with HARA, in Ardmore, AL. A 3.5 hour drive. I've not yet been to MSRS, in Memphis, which should be another 3-3.5 hours, or St. Louis, 3-3.5 hours. For club launches, it's a day of driving no matter where I go. However, when the fields are empty, I've got a good MPR field 5 minutes away. 2500 ft flights can be easily recovered on field in light winds, and the local volunteer fire department is on one side of the field.

 

[xenon]

I'm about two minutes walking distance from a A- small B field that we own
It's about 5 minutes to drive to a field good for low G motors.
After that it is 2.5 hours to our club's High Power field