Land runway
Turf strip for light aircraft operations on the field.
Land and water flying in the southern Adirondacks — operated by Adirondack Land and Lake Aviation.
Turf strip for light aircraft operations on the field.
Seaplane runway on Round Lake for arrivals and departures.
Privately owned, non-towered field. Contact the manager before seaplane arrivals and confirm current conditions. Check NOTAMs, runway is closed to transient aircraft from November 1 to May 1st due to potential soft field conditions.
Round Lake Airport and Seaplane Base sits east of Round Lake, New York. Adirondack Land and Lake Aviation runs the field for pilots who want turf and water flying in one place — hangaring and carefully managed visits when the season allows. Use Airport Info for runway details, seasonal limits, and arrival protocol before you launch.
Practical data for pilots planning a visit to Round Lake Airport and Seaplane Base (W57). Always verify current NOTAMs and contact the manager before seaplane operations.
| Identifier | W57 — Round Lake Airport and Seaplane Base |
|---|---|
| Location | Round Lake, Saratoga County, New York · elev. ~178 ft MSL |
| Operator | Adirondack Land and Lake Aviation |
| Ownership | Privately owned · open to the public (with seasonal and operational limits) |
| Land runway | 14/32 · ~1,927 × 76 ft · turf |
| Water runway | 14W/32W · ~4,000 × 600 ft · water (Round Lake) |
| Tower | Non-towered |
Attendance is on-call. The field is typically closed to itinerant aircraft from November through May. Confirm status with the manager before any visit outside the warm season, and anytime conditions are uncertain.
Check NOTAMs, runway is closed to transient aircraft from November 1 to May 1st due to potential soft field conditions.
Call the manager before seaplane arrival. Do not assume lake access is clear.
Access from the lake can change with vegetation and seasonal conditions. Coordinate your approach and docking plan by phone before you depart for Round Lake.
Ask about hangars, tie-downs, fuel, and visitor parking when you call. Services can change; this page is not a substitute for the Chart Supplement or a live briefing.
Not an official FAA source. Verify NOTAMs, Chart Supplement remarks, and weather before flight.
What Adirondack Land and Lake Aviation offers at Round Lake. Call to confirm availability and schedule.
Based aircraft storage when space is available. Transient parking may be arranged during open season — coordinate ahead.
Transient landings are welcome when the field is open to itinerant traffic and conditions allow. Call before you fly, especially for seaplane arrivals.
Scenic southern Adirondack flying and lake work when weather and traffic permit. Book through the phone or email on the Contact page.
Prefer a direct answer? 518-CVU-UFLY or info@roundlakeairport.com.
A working seaplane base and turf strip — not a generic aviation template.
Cessna Skyhawk N79081, part of operations at Round Lake. Ask about hangar space or visiting the field when you call.
Adirondack Land and Lake Aviation operates Round Lake Airport and Seaplane Base (W57). We care about safe, practical flying on land and water for local pilots and carefully coordinated visitors.
W57 combines a turf runway with a water runway on Round Lake — uncommon flexibility for a small New York field. The airport has long served general aviation in Saratoga County as a privately owned, public-use facility.
Our line is simple: fly like an eagle… with an eagle. It reflects pride in this place and the craft — not a stock slogan from a theme pack.
Round Lake sits in the southern Adirondack region of upstate New York. Expect changing lake conditions, trees near the runway environment, and a non-towered pattern that rewards good planning.
Reach Adirondack Land and Lake Aviation before you launch — especially for seaplane arrivals.
Call before seaplane arrival. Coordinate with the manager before operating on the water runway.
Map centered near W57 (approx. 42.93°N, 73.77°W). Open larger map.