Here at Lino Air Park, history takes flight. Opened in 1978, Lino Air Park in Lino Lakes, Minnesota, offers a unique blend of residential living and aviation access.
Imagine waking up on a crisp morning. The scent of freshly cut grass fills the air. You walk outside and see your plane parked in your backyard hangar. This is everyday life for residents of Lino Air Park. The airpark is a privately-owned haven for aviation enthusiasts. It has about 50 homes, each with access to the well-maintained grass runway.
The runway at Lino Air Park stretches 2,383 feet. It provides ample space for takeoffs and landings. The runway is plowed in the winter, ensuring year-round usability. The park’s layout fosters a strong sense of community. Neighbors share a passion for flying. They gather to maintain the grounds.
Lino Air Park sits just two nautical miles southwest of Lino Lakes. It is conveniently located about 25 minutes from both Minneapolis and St. Paul downtowns. This makes it an ideal location for those who love to fly. It’s also ideal for those who want to stay connected to the city.
The airpark has a low annual HOA fee of around $300. This fee covers the cost of runway maintenance. Lino Air Park is designated with the airport ID MY18. Its coordinates are 45.1869° N latitude and -93.1303° W longitude. The elevation is 907 feet above sea level.
Homes in Lino Air Park rarely come up for sale. This reflects the desirability of living in this close-knit aviation community. A typical property might feature five bedrooms. It also might have four bathrooms, an office, and a bonus room. Many homes have finished basements. Most have a heated hangar in the backyard. The hangars can be quite spacious. One example boasts a 2,900 sq ft hangar with an 18-foot door.
Living here means embracing a lifestyle where aviation is part of your daily routine. You can taxi from your backyard to the runway and take off. It’s a dream for pilots who want to combine their love of flying. They want to combine it with the comforts of home. The park is marked with 1/2 barrels painted red and white.
Remember that all traffic pattern operations occur on the south side of Runway 09/27 during dusk and until 0100.
As we conclude our visit to Lino Air Park, consider the unique appeal of this residential airpark. It’s more than just a place to live. It’s a vibrant community where the spirit of aviation soars high.