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Lake Country Regional Airport

Clarksville, United States
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Small general aviation airport serving the Clarksville, Virginia area.

Location
Clarksville, United States
Lake Country Regional Airport (ICAO: KW63) is a public general aviation airport located in Clarksville, Virginia, United States. It serves the Lake Country region of southern Virginia, providing light aircraft access to the area near Kerr Lake and Buggs Island Lake. The airport is a small facility primarily supporting private pilots, recreational flying, and local business aviation. It does not offer scheduled commercial airline service and operates without a control tower.
Getting to & from
Ground access to the airport is primarily by private vehicle, as the rural location does not support public transit connections.
Airlines here
No scheduled commercial airline service operates at Lake Country Regional Airport.
Notable facts
  • ›The airport has the ICAO identifier KW63 and no assigned IATA code.
  • ›It is a public-use general aviation facility with no air traffic control tower.
  • ›Located near Kerr Lake (Buggs Island Lake) in southern Virginia close to the North Carolina border.
  • ›The airport primarily serves private and recreational aviation needs in the Lake Country region.
  • ›Clarksville, Virginia is a small city, and the airport reflects the general aviation scale typical of rural southern Virginia.
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City & Place Guide

Where the Cumberland River meets history and Southern charm

Clarksville is Tennessee's fifth-largest city, nestled at the confluence of the Cumberland and Red rivers just 45 miles northwest of Nashville. Home to Fort Campbell — one of the largest military installations in the world — the city blends a strong military heritage with a vibrant arts scene, historic downtown, and growing culinary culture.

Downtown Clarksville has undergone a notable renaissance, with restored Victorian architecture lining the streets alongside galleries, craft breweries, and live music venues. The city is also home to Austin Peay State University, which adds youthful energy and cultural programming to the community throughout the year.

  • •Dunbar Cave State Park — scenic cave tours and serene lakeside trails
  • •Downtown Clarksville Historic District — walkable Victorian streetscapes and local shops
  • •Fort Defiance Civil War Park — riverside bluffs with sweeping views and Civil War history
  • •Customs House Museum and Cultural Center — one of Tennessee's largest general museums
  • •Liberty Park and Marina — riverfront green space perfect for walking and water views
  • •the Roxy Regional Theatre — beloved community playhouse staging year-round live performances

Getting around: Clarksville is primarily a car-dependent city, and renting a vehicle is strongly recommended for exploring beyond downtown. The CTS (Clarksville Transit System) operates local bus routes on weekdays with limited weekend service. Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft are available and reliable within the city. Taxis exist but are less common, and there is no passenger rail service.

Best time: Spring (April–May) and fall (September–October) offer mild temperatures and minimal humidity, making them ideal seasons to visit.

Local food: Try Southern staples like hot chicken, pulled pork barbecue, and biscuits and gravy at local diners, and sample craft beers at downtown Clarksville's growing brewery scene.

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

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Lake Country Regional Airport is a regional/general aviation airport in Clarksville, Virginia, United States.

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