By default, Camp Scholler Guidelines should be followed, when applicable.
Credentials
To camp in one of the aircraft camping areas, you must be an active EAA member. If your aircraft is parked in this area you will be charged for camping.
To camp in the showplane camping area, your airplane must be eligible in one of the judging categories.
All aircraft in general aircraft camping (North 40 or South 40 areas) will be charged the camping rate whether camping or parking.
All campsites must be paid for before setup. Always display proper camping credentials. Camping registration number must be easily visible.
Wristbands and program books may be purchased at the registration building.
Proper daily or weekly wristbands must be worn on the flightline at all times.
Campsites
Only one tent per plane unless a second tent is needed for immediate family members. If additional tents are needed, they must fit within the footprint of the aircraft.
All aircraft must be tied down. “Dog leash” tiedowns are prohibited.
Aircraft engines may not be started at the campsite. On departure, aircraft must be pushed out of the campsite.
In general, alcoholic beverage consumption is prohibited on airport property, except in officially designated areas or under specific permission given by authorized EAA staff . EAA reserves the right to remove any individual due to misuse or violation of campground rules/policies.
Coolers must remain secured at your campsite location.
Generators are allowed in the North 40 and South 40 camping area. Engine-driven generators may only be operated between 6:30 a .m . and 10:30 p .m .
Courtesy
Keep your campsite clean and your noise levels down.
Please leave campsites the way you found them and place all waste in appropriate receptacles.
All fueling operations shall be done with the utmost safety in mind, in accordance with NFPA 407, and with special regard to the following items:
- Prior to initiation of fueling operations, the fueling vehicle and the aircraft to be fueled shall be bonded . • No open flame, cooking stoves, or smoking shall be permitted within 50 feet of any fueling operations .
- All fuel spills shall be reported immediately to the Oshkosh Fire Department .
- All fueling hoses shall be properly stowed prior to moving the fueling vehicle .
- Fueling shall not take place during thunderstorms .
Fire Safety
Campfires are prohibited on Wittman Regional Airport campsites.
Open-air cooking fires must comply with the Oshkosh Fire Department Fire Prevention Guidelines on this page.
Do not leave campsite areas without completely extinguishing stove.
No charcoal or wood campfires.
Careful use of white gas or propane camp stoves is allowed in aircraft camping, provided they are used in an area well away from parked aircraft and that the stove is attended at all times . It is strongly recommended that aircraft near the stove be checked for any fuel fumes or leakage, and the stove be elevated above ground level.
Cooking stoves must be a safe distance (10 feet) away from any aircraft.
In the event that the conditions on Wittman Regional Airport and the EAA grounds change drastically before or during the convention, a more restrictive decision may be made regarding cooking stoves.
Personal Transportation
- Credentials must be obtained for, and properly displayed on, all motorized and electric vehicles entering aircraft camping areas. This includes, without limitation, automobiles, golf carts, mopeds, motorcycles, ATVs/UTVs, and electric bicycles.
- Automobile credentials are provided at Camper Registration, and registration for all other vehicles and electric devices is located directly adjacent to Camper Registration.
- All guests registering vehicles or electric devices will be required to sign EAA’s Agreement to Waive Liability, Assume Risk, and Indemnify prior to operating any vehicle or device in aircraft camping areas. Access Waiver Here.
- The following electric devices are strictly prohibited in aircraft camping areas: electric scooters, electric motorcycles, segways, electric unicycles, electric hoverboards (including Onewheel devices), and electric skateboards.
- Unlicensed motorized vehicles including motorbikes, motor scooters, or motorcycles are prohibited.
- A valid driver’s license is required to drive licensed motor vehicles. This does not include golf carts, ATVs/UTVs, electric bicycles and other personal transportation devices.
- The speed limit for all vehicles and devices being operated in aircraft camping areas is a maximum of 10 MPH This includes all automobiles, motorcycles, golf carts, ATVs/UTVs, mopeds, electric bicycles, etc.
- Vehicles, including automobiles, motorcycles, golf carts, ATVs/UTVs and mopeds, may only be driven on roadways and must be equipped with forward-facing fixed lights, and if equipped functional rear taillights, to be driven at night. Cutting through lots, undeveloped areas and/or empty campsites is strictly prohibited.
- To operate any motorized vehicle, individuals must be at least 16 years old. EAA Security will monitor roadways and upon request individuals may be required to show identification.
- Bicycles (including electric bicycles) and non-electric powered personal transportation devices, such as rollerblades and skateboards are allowed in aircraft camping areas, but may not be brought into AirVenture grounds.
Pets
No pets are permitted in aircraft camping.
