Loon Lane Seaplane Base

Imagine a place where the sky meets the water. Loon Lane Seaplane Base sits quietly nestled in the landscape. It’s a private airport a place of quiet beauty and hidden history. Loon Lane Seaplane Base isn’t just a seaplane base. It’s a gateway to adventure. A testament to aviation’s pioneering spirit. It’s located in Scott County Minnesota. Its coordinates are N44.60330 W93.52245. The base has a rich history though much of it remains untold. Local legend whispers of daring pilots and daring feats. Tales of daring escapes and daring rescues all centered around Loon Lane Seaplane Base. Imagine the roar of a seaplane engine cutting through the stillness. Feel the spray on your face as a sleek aircraft takes to the water. Loon Lane Seaplane Base once boasted impressive runways. One measured an astounding 14500 feet in length. Another stretched 210000 feet. Both runways provided plenty of space for these magnificent waterborne aircraft. They were made of water offering a unique challenge and reward for experienced pilots. Today the runways at Loon Lane Seaplane Base are no longer active. The base itself is privately owned. Jeffrey W Coleman is the owner and manager. He can be reached at 612-801-4000. You can also reach him via email at JWC@JWCOLAW.COM. He is the steward of this unique piece of Minnesota aviation history. Loon Lane Seaplane Base may be closed. But its spirit lives on in the echoes of propellers and the dreams of flight. It remains a captivating site a reminder of a time when seaplanes ruled the skies. Stand here today and imagine the thrilling past of Loon Lane Seaplane Base.