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Gene Wash Reservoir Airport (5CL7) is a small private airstrip in San Bernardino County, California, lying close to the Gene Wash Reservoir a few miles northwest of Parker Dam. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway with no instrument approach, making it a strictly VFR destination for pilots exploring the lower Colorado River area.
Gene Wash Reservoir Airport is a small airstrip situated in the desert terrain of San Bernardino County, California, near the Gene Wash Reservoir a short distance northwest of Parker Dam. With a single hard-surfaced runway and no instrument approach, it is a field suited to VFR visits by pilots touring the lower Colorado River corridor.
The airfield lies in San Bernardino County, California, roughly three miles northwest of Parker Dam, close to the Colorado River near the California-Arizona border, in the arid landscape surrounding the Gene Wash Reservoir.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 10/28, measuring 5,278 feet with a hard surface. There is no ILS, and no lighting is noted for the runway.
No communications frequencies are published for Gene Wash Reservoir Airport, and there is no instrument landing system, so any approach must be flown visually.
The airfield can be identified from the air by its position close to the Gene Wash Reservoir, about three miles northwest of Parker Dam on the Colorado River.
