Top Airports in Rio Grande, United States

WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War planes on display. A very nice period theme and the gift shop offers many fun and interesting selections.

Always a good time. My sons love this museum and especially love being able to go inside some of the aircrafts

One of our new favorite places.
Had a wonderful lunch.

Airfest 2022 was enjoyable. Former F-14 pilot Lt.Cmdr. CJ Heatly, and esteemed Tuskegee Airman Eugene Richardson added to the day. The fest needs more flybys of different aircraft, and needs to establish and stick to a schedule of events. Also, the food truck operators seemed overwhelmed with business. It took me 30 minutes from queueing up to receiving one undercooked hot dog. There's a whole huge tarmac. Why put a popular water ice place, crowded with people by the main hanger door where others are trying to come and go to the inside exhibits?

Lots of terrific businesses here from the awesome flight Deck diner to Cape May brewery to the med-batter pottery studio. As well as events taking place throughout the year like the air show and the Christmas bazaar. Plus a top-notch museum here at the airport really is a must-see and a must experience.

Even the airport is beautiful! Currently runway 10/28 is closed, so exercise caution when landing! Check 1800WXBrief for details. Fuel prices are fair. Fuel is self serve 24 hours, and the operator of the FBO is lovely. Without Fuel purchase, ramp fee is 20.00 for piston single engine aircraft.

Fantastic had a wonderful experience. Have been to Cape May a ton of times and can't believe that I never went here. That was my lost. But finally made it and it was incredible.

The guys that run the building were awesome.

The Line Crew was exceptionally helpful, polite and courteous. Look forward to my next visit to this locale

Restroom is inside hangar so you can look at planes on your way there and back

Staff is very helpful and friendly.

Flew in to the restaurant for lunch and found we had a serious engine oil leak. Walked down to the FBO, purchased two qts of oil, was advised about alternate airports along the route back to KLOM, and was given a ride back to our plane as well as use of a good funnel. Very friendly and helpful!! We made it back safely with a leaking crank seal. Thank you!!

I flew in for breakfast this morning and was going to park by the diner but it was windy and there are no tie downs so I taxied to the FBO and tied down. I went inside to let them know I was just going to eat and the guy there was very nice, told me where the bathrooms were, offered me coffee and even drove me down to the diner and told me to call for a ride back. The FBO has a nice sized hanger, planning room and lounge with coffee and comfortable seating.

Magnificent FBO. Very well managed. Thanks!

The little restaurant was OK for breakfast, but what was really cool was the two "museums" they had.

The Vietnam museum had all original items, letters, vehicles, pictures, etc. from the war donated by former soldiers. Though very small, there are a ton of stories behind each piece (lots of them had hand written letters about the pieces) and the gentlemen who has put this together (a Vietnam Vetran) was a really cool dude to talk to.

The aviation museum was $10 for admission, but was worth it. There are some interactive things for the kids as well as a lot of engines, planes, and other information/displays to soak up.