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📍 Mount Brydges⬆ 813 ft1 runways
CA-0516 ·

Warren Field

42.93672°N
-81.47974°W
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0.0%
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Warren Field (CA-0516) is a small general aviation airport located in Mount Brydges, Canada. It features 1 runway measuring 2,192 feet. SkyMeter has observed roughly 0 arrivals and 2 departures per day on average over the last 1 days.

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1 installed

2,192 FT MAX
13/31
2,192 ft × 80
TURF○ unlit

Pilot & community notes

9 comments from OurAirports (click to expand)

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canfly172
8/10/2025
re: Can anyone verify?
Reply to @david: It is 2192 ft long. Trees and marked hydro lines at the West end but open to the East. Plenty long enough for a Cessna 172, etc…It is CWS3, a public airport and now in the CFS.
canfly172
8/10/2025
re: Can anyone verify?
Reply to @david: It is 2192 ft long. Trees and marked hydro lines at the West end but open to the East. Plenty long enough for a Cessna 172, etc…
canfly172
8/10/2025
Great grass strip airport!
I attended their annual BBQ on August 9th, 2025. It is a beautiful 2192ft grass strip! Awesome, friendly people! Trees and powerline (marked with orange balls) at the West end.
canfly172
7/31/2024
August 10, 2024 BBQ
I’ve never been but I see that they will be having a BBQ starting at 4pm on August 10, 2024 (rain date August 11).
Anonymous
4/22/2016
Nice place!
Nice field and great people! There is an RAA bbq there in early June this year.
Anonymous
12/13/2014
warren feild
152s and 172s are operating from this strip.
Anonymous
10/24/2013
Warren Field
Great turf strip, 31 x 13, wide abd 2000 feet long, few obstructions to the south, high and low wings operating there
ptomblin
10/23/2012
re: Can anyone verify?
Reply to @david: It's not in George Plews lists (CFS airports, CFS heliports, WAS seaplane bases) that I can find.
david
10/22/2012
Can anyone verify?
I can make out what might be a landing strip beside the pond, but it's extremely small -- it wouldn't work for anything but an ultralight, at best.
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