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Hoogeveen Airfield is a small grass airstrip in the province of Drenthe in the northern Netherlands, associated with gliding activity. It offers straightforward VFR access on a single grass runway orientated east-west, making it a useful stop for pilots exploring this rural part of the country.
Hoogeveen Airfield (EHHO) is a small aerodrome serving the town of Hoogeveen in the province of Drenthe, in the northern Netherlands. It is tagged as a gliding site, reflecting its character as a general aviation and glider-flying field rather than a commercial airport, and it will appeal to simulator pilots looking for a quiet, low-key rural airfield to fly into.
The airfield lies at Hoogeveen in the province of Drenthe, at coordinates 52.7308 N, 6.5161 E, with a field elevation of 39 feet. It sits within the general Dutch airspace structure typical of small uncontrolled aerodromes in this part of the country, away from major controlled zones.
Hoogeveen has a single grass runway, 09/27, measuring 3424 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach equipment available.
Pilots can expect to use Dutch Military Flight Information Service (FIS) on 132.35 MHz for area information. Hoogeveen Radio provides an aerodrome information (INFO) service on 127.355 MHz.
Hoogeveen Airfield continues to support general aviation and gliding activity, consistent with its designation as a gliding site. Further details on operations can be found via the airfield's own website.
