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- Airport management
- Aviation fuel
- Aircraft parking (ramp or tiedown)
- Hangars
- Hangar leasing / sales
- Flight training
- Aircraft maintenance
- Courtesy transportation
- Public telephone
- Restrooms
- Camping on site
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- From John E. Mitchell
on 26-Sep-2008
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Ditto concerning all the comments about THP being a great place to stop. They should rename "self service fuel" to "full service fuel." The courtesy car is an older 4x4 Dodge pickup that is carefully maintained.
- From Don Simmons
on 01-Sep-2008
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Our stop at Thermopolis was one of the best of our two-week trip. Ray was very helpful and informative with our transportation, (Courtesy Dodge Pick-up) and our lodging. His recommendation of Butch's in Kirby was perfect for dinning. His advice on a departure route through the Teton's SPECTACULAR to say the least. THANK YOU!
- From Josh Kenyon
on 06-Aug-2008
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What a great airport. Fuel prices were good and the staff was very friendly. We stopped here for both directions of our trip because of the great service.
- From Scott Yanke
on 19-May-2008
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Great people, great little airport, probably the most beautiful scenery on final I have ever seen. Watch your speed going over the transition between runway and the ramp; it is a pretty good dip.
- From Rob Kolter
on 18-Apr-2008
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Add my comments to the raves about THP. Friendliest folks and the lowest gas prices I've seen in a while.
- From Phil Realing
on 12-Nov-2007
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Jocelyn and Ray are some of the greatest people I ever met. Vince is also quite helpful to everybody. Services here are top rate. We're fortunate to have them here in town. Sometimes when I'm able, I'll go up and help Ray move airplanes to designated parking spots or to the hangars. They also support RC Aviation, which he have at least 1 meet per year here. I'm not an actual pilot, but do fly flight sim and also own an RC aircraft. Any pilot here will help ya out if need be. Just ask if they are around. We have a great town, and lots to do. Our swimming pools with mineral water are the best. Water temps are about 95 degrees average. We got the best healing waters in the world. When we get our new airport in a few years, I hope our whole staff will come over. BTW this airport is kept clean and the snow plowed off in the winter. Any pilot can feel safe to fly in THP, guaranteed.
- From Patrick Bujold
on 21-Sep-2007
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Stopped to rest on long cross country, fuel up, both me and the plane, and to take advantage of the public mineral hot springs in Downtown park. 104 degrees of relaxation. The courtesy truck was available for the above. Friendly greetings and sendoff. Care must be taken on northbound landing as there can be gusty winds and the runway has a significant downhill slope. Recommend this stop though. Remember to pack a swim suit for twenty minute soak.
- From Anthony L. Vest
on 19-Aug-2007
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Flew in to weekend in Thermopolis on 8/10 for anniversary. Vince was very friendly and helpful. Gave me the "courtesy truck" for the weekend. Hangered my new Mooney for $15/night. Gas was very reasonable. On premises golf course was in great shape and restaurant was first class (high end). My wife loved it. We'll be back. The uphill landing and downhill takeoff worked great too.
- From Jos Jonkers
on 11-Jun-2006
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I had the pleasure to meet two very friendly folks Jocelyn and Ray who run the FBO. Wanted to stay overnight and they were able to park my plane in the hangar. Airport is above the town sandwiched between two bluffs and slopes down slightly to the North, so preferred landing on 19 and departure on 01. Go here and bring your golf clubs. You walk out of the FBO to the golf clubhouse (30 yards) and play a round of 9 holes. Once you are done with that it is time to soak in the hot springs in the friendly little town. The FBO gave me the use of a crew vehicle that I gladly used. Fuentes is a nice Mexican restaurant in town run by friendly local staff. Jocelyn and Ray will be able to help you with all your questions and recommendations. I can strongly recommend an overnight trip here you will enjoy it!
- From Eric Greenwell
on 08-Jun-2006
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I flew my self-launching sailplane from the airport for two days in May. Great soaring in the area, and the FBO folks were very helpful, friendly, and interested. I wasn't the first motor glider to fly from there, so they knew what I was up to. Glider pilots: add 5-10 knots to your final speed on a landing to the south. You'll need it to flare for the uphill landing!
- From Bo O'Connor
on 18-Dec-2005
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Great stop for fuel or overnight. Ray hangared my piston single for $15.00 including preheat the next morning, and drove me into town for a brief tour. The new Days Inn is very nice, and has a natural spring water-fed hot tub. Neat little town, friendly people, and good prices pretty much sums up Thermopolis.
- From Brian D Hoff
on 29-Nov-2005
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We stopped for fuel here in September. Very nice, very friendly, very convenient! 24hr credit card self-serve pump--fuel prices were the lowest in the area. We borrowed a pickup and drove into town to see the hot springs. When we got back to the airport, Ray even helped with our flight planning to make sure we saw Devils Tower on our way back to Peoria! Thanks Ray and Jocelene!
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