Berg Park Aerodrome

Cessation of private use. As a small, private airfield, the most probable reason for its closure was that the owner ceased operations due to sale of the property, inability to maintain it, or loss of interest. There is no evidence of closure due to a specific incident, economic downturn, or military conversion. The land has simply been allowed to revert to its natural state.

The site is completely abandoned and overgrown. Recent satellite imagery shows the former north-south runway is now covered by dense trees and vegetation, making it almost indistinguishable from the surrounding woods. The land appears to be undeveloped and is not used for any agricultural, residential, or commercial purpose.

Berg Park Aerodrome was a small, private turf runway with no significant historical impact. It does not appear on historical sectional charts, suggesting it was for the exclusive use of its owner and not open to the public. Its operations would have been limited to recreational general aviation flights. The identifier US-11006 is a non-official code used by online airport databases to catalog small or defunct fields that do not have an official FAA or ICAO identifier.

There are no known plans or prospects for reopening Berg Park Aerodrome. The site is privately owned, and reactivating the airstrip would require extensive land clearing, investment, and recertification, for which there is no public or private initiative.