Pilots
Field data, weather links, runway information, fuel, parking, and maintenance resources.
Campbell Airport is a privately owned, public-use field southwest of Grayslake. Since 1964, its story has been shaped by pilots, aircraft service, public events, and aviation education.
Campbell's documented story reaches from its 1964 activation to decades of aircraft service, public events, and aviation education.
FAA records date the airport's activation to February 1964 and identify it as a privately owned airport open to public use.
D. Gary Campbell—who earned his private pilot license at 17, served in the U.S. Air Force, and later worked for American Airlines—opened Cardinal Aircraft Service at C81 with a business partner. The operation remained on the field for nearly 50 years.
A contemporary local newspaper promoted aerobatics, wing walking, skydiving, airplane rides, and displays of antique and experimental aircraft at Campbell Airport.
Campbell's current website preserves CareAffare galleries from 2015 and 2016, the 2019 Wings of Mercy Family FunDay, and a 2021 Oktoberfest announcement.
The Lake County Composite Squadron of Civil Air Patrol operates from Campbell, supporting cadet aerospace education, community relations, emergency services, disaster relief, and search and rescue.
Campbell Airport supports local and visiting pilots with two runways, 100LL fuel, tiedown parking, and aircraft maintenance services.
The airport also provides visitor access and shares events, updates, and past activities with the surrounding community.
Field data, weather links, runway information, fuel, parking, and maintenance resources.
Public road access is from Townline Road on the west side of the airport.
Airport events, updates, and an archive of previous activities held at Campbell Airport.
Road visitors should use the west entrance from Townline Road. The east entrance from Sports Club Road is gated and intended for pilots.

Tell us what you need and how to reach you. We'll direct your request to the appropriate airport contact.
For fuel, services, parking, hangar, or access questions, contact the airport directly.
Receive event announcements, access updates, community news, and other non-operational airport information. Time-sensitive flight information should always be verified through official aviation sources.