Kelly Airpark: Aviation Enthusiast’s Dream Come True

Perched amidst the breathtaking surroundings of Elbert County, Kelly Airpark offers a unique lifestyle that combines aviation passion with serene living. Known for its close-knit community, this picturesque airpark caters to both aviation enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Residents here enjoy the unparalleled opportunity to privately land right in their neighborhood, being part of a community that shares the sky as their playground.

Beyond its aviation allure, Kelly Airpark exudes a sense of tranquility and community spirit that's often elusive in today's fast-paced world. Imagine stepping out of your home to panoramic vistas, with the majestic Rockies serving as your daily backdrop. Each day invites residents to explore the outdoors, whether it be hiking, biking, or simply soaking in the astounding Colorado sunsets.

The magic of Kelly Airpark isn't just in its wings; it's in the warmth of its people and the unspoken camaraderie among neighbors. Where else can you find a community that thrives on both ground and air, offering a lifestyle as exhilarating as a flight on a clear blue Colorado sky? Here, every day is an adventure poised to take flight.

Workforce & Industrial Development

Nestled in the rolling plains of Elbert County, Kelly Airpark offers a unique setting for industrial and aviation-related development in central Colorado. Located roughly midway between Denver and Colorado Springs, the airpark provides convenient access to both metropolitan labor markets and major transportation corridors, including State Highway 86 and nearby I-25. The airpark itself features a private runway and ample acreage, attracting businesses in light manufacturing, logistics, and aerospace support.

Elbert County’s pro-business climate is complemented by Colorado’s statewide incentives, such as the Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit and the Colorado FIRST customized training program. These programs are designed to help companies offset costs associated with expansion, workforce development, and infrastructure improvements.

Regional organizations like the Pikes Peak Enterprise Zone and local economic development offices work closely with businesses to streamline permitting, connect employers to skilled labor, and identify suitable sites for industrial projects. The area’s workforce is supported by a network of technical colleges and training centers, ensuring a steady pipeline of talent for aviation, manufacturing, and logistics operations.