Sequim Valley Airport

Sequim Valley Airport, identified as W28, is a privately owned, public use airport and residential airpark in Washington. The site says it is three miles northwest of Sequim on the Olympic Peninsula. The address is 468 Dorothy Hunt Lane, Sequim, WA 98382. The site describes the area as lying in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains.

The main runway is 9/27. It is lighted, asphalt and measures 3,500 feet by 40 feet. The edge lights are low intensity and come on from dusk to dawn. The rotating beacon can be turned on by clicking the microphone on 122.7. The traffic pattern is right for runway 9 and left for runway 27. The site warns of tall trees south of runway 27 that have no obstruction lights.

The airport has 24 hour self service fuel with an above ground tank that dispenses 100LL. The site lists the price at $7.69 per gallon. Tie-down spaces are available for transient aircraft. Services include loaner cars, loaner bikes, taxi and parking. The site says there is no landing fee for non-commercial aircraft.

Dungeness Aircraft Service runs the FBO from the main hangar beside the fueling station. The airport office and pilot lounge are in the same hangar. The site lists aircraft maintenance, annual inspections, flight instruction, a pilot loaner car and aircraft rental. The Fly Washington Passport Program stamp is available in that hangar.

The site describes the Sequim area as a place for retirees in the aviation community and for recreational and business pilots. It names lavender farms, golf courses, parks, beaches and the Olympic Discovery Trail as nearby attractions. The site also offers farm lots and home sites for sale. The site says no large events are planned at the airport in 2026 because of construction.

The site has webcams facing east, west and south. Its weather tool is a model based forecast from a third party, and the site says it is not an official weather source. The airport phone number for the FBO and airport is (360) 351-4556. The site also notes that other local airports are nearby and that noise complaints about flying aircraft go to the FAA.