Anoka County Radio Control Club (ACRC) is a Minnesota-based organization dedicated to preserving and encouraging the hobby of building and flying radio-controlled model aircraft. Established in 1979, the club welcomes pilots, builders, newcomers, and spectators, and promotes the enjoyment of flight through public engagement, education, and community events.

ACRC offers on-field flight training, giving participants the opportunity to fly a club-provided training aircraft with guidance from an experienced instructor. Members can use the club’s AMA-registered flying field, which features a paved runway and is recognized by the FAA as a Flight Information and Registration Area (FRIA), where Remote ID is not required. Membership also connects fliers and builders who can share advice on assembling and flying different types of radio-controlled aircraft.

The club organizes fun-flying events and social activities, including seasonal fly-outs, and holds monthly meetings at the Riverwind Community Building. Its website provides event information, directions, club rules, applications, newsletters, photographs, and links for members and visitors.