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Flying Baron Estates Airport

Leesburg, United States
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Private general aviation airstrip in Lake County, Florida.

Location
Leesburg, United States
Flying Baron Estates Airport (10FA) is a privately owned general aviation airstrip located in Leesburg, Florida, within Lake County. It serves the residential Flying Baron Estates community and is used primarily by private aircraft owners based in or near the development. The airport features a single grass or turf runway and is not open to the general public without prior permission from the owner. It supports light single- and multi-engine piston aircraft typical of private residential airparks in Florida. As a small private-use facility, it has no commercial airline service, no terminal infrastructure, and no scheduled passenger operations.
Notable facts
  • ›10FA is the FAA identifier for this privately owned airstrip.
  • ›The airport is associated with the Flying Baron Estates residential airpark community.
  • ›Located in Lake County, Florida, near Leesburg.
  • ›Access is restricted to authorized private users; it is not a public-use airport.
  • ›No instrument approach procedures are published for this airstrip.
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City & Place Guide

Historic charm meets Virginia wine country in Loudoun's heart.

Leesburg is the seat of Loudoun County in northern Virginia, roughly 35 miles west of Washington, D.C. Its well-preserved downtown historic district, dating to the 18th century, features brick sidewalks, colonial-era architecture, and a lively mix of boutiques, restaurants, and craft breweries.

The town serves as a gateway to Loudoun County's celebrated wine and craft beverage trail, with dozens of wineries, breweries, and cideries within a short drive. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy nearby Balls Bluff Battlefield, the W&OD Trail, and the scenic Potomac River corridor.

Leesburg balances small-town atmosphere with easy access to the D.C. metro area, making it popular for weekend getaways and history-focused day trips alike.

  • •Leesburg Historic Downtown — charming colonial streetscape with shops and dining
  • •Balls Bluff Battlefield Regional Park — intimate Civil War site with river bluffs
  • •Morven Park — grand estate with mansion, gardens, and equestrian center
  • •Loudoun Museum — compact introduction to county history and heritage
  • •W&OD Trail — paved 45-mile rail trail ideal for cycling and walking
  • •Outlet Leesburg — large premium outlet mall just outside the historic core

Getting around: Leesburg has no passenger rail service; the nearest Metro station is Wiehle-Reston East on the Silver Line, connected to Leesburg by WMATA and Loudoun County Transit bus routes. Within town, most attractions are walkable from the historic district. Rideshares like Uber and Lyft are available, and a car is strongly recommended for visiting outlying wineries and parks.

Best time: Late spring (April–May) and fall (September–October) offer mild weather, vibrant foliage or blooms, and peak harvest season at local wineries.

Local food: Sample Virginia wine and hard cider at local tasting rooms, and seek out classic Southern-influenced fare like pulled pork, crab dip, and fresh Chesapeake seafood at downtown restaurants.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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