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Rolph Airport (CPH2) is a small grass airstrip serving Deep River, Ontario, lying a few nautical miles northwest of the town. It offers a single grass runway pair and is a straightforward VFR destination for pilots exploring Ontario's Ottawa Valley region.
Rolph Airport, also referred to as Deep River/Rolph Airport, is a grass airstrip located to the northwest of the town of Deep River in Ontario, Canada. It is a modest, uncontrolled facility of the kind typical of small Canadian community aerodromes, of interest to simulator pilots wanting a quiet grass-strip approach in a scenic river-valley setting.
The airfield sits close to Deep River, Ontario, in the Ottawa Valley area, about 3 nautical miles northwest of the town itself.
Rolph Airport has a single physical runway, 15/33, 3,663 feet long with a grass surface. There is no ILS approach available, and no lighting is noted.
Traffic at Rolph Airport is coordinated on the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF) of 122.8 MHz. The field has no air traffic control service; pilots should make position calls and coordinate with other traffic on this frequency in the standard manner for an uncontrolled Canadian aerodrome.
