Utah's climate and topology are ideal for flying model aircraft for much of the year, and the state boasts many clubs catering to special interests and sportsmen in certain areas. Here's a partial list; if you're aware of clubs I missed, please post a comment.

1. UTE: The Ute R/C Association is, of course, us. We're an AMA-sanctioned club, flying principally out of the our club field and the Jordan Modelport in Salt Lake City, UT. We principally fly glow, gas, and electric aircraft.
2. BRC: The Bridgerland R/C Club serves Cache Valley. The run a Google Groups Forum for their members and guests.
3. CCRCC: The Cedar City Radio Control Club, an AMA sanctioned club, flies out of Cedar City about sixty miles north of St. George.
4. DWRCC: The Desert Wings R/C Club, AMA charter club #4322, flies out of Price, Utah. They have a nice flying site.
5. FRCC: The Falcon R/C Club, AMA sanctioned club #4396, operates out of Hill Air Force Base near Ogden, UT. You must be able to get on-base to reach their site, and, of course, the flight ceiling is 400 feet.
6. IMSF: The InterMountain Silent Flyers, AMA sanctioned club #411, are principally devoted to unpowered and electric flight along Wasatch Front. They fly Point of the Mountain, Herriman Field, and the IMSF Club Field in Kearns.
7. NMA: Nampa Model Aviators flies out of Nampa, ID, about 6 hours north of Salt Lake City.
8. NURCAC, the Northern Utah R/C Aircraft Club, has an active web site and a flying field in Ogden, UT.
9. RPRCC: The Remote Possibilities R/C Club in St. George, UT hosts the very popular "Jet Rally" every year, in which some of our members participate. We Utes don't have a February fun-fly; instead, we go to St. George to party with this very active club.
10. SDA: The South Davis Aeromodelers have a flying site in Davis County.
11. UHA: The Utah Heli Association hosts the Southwest International Radio Control Helicopter Association (IRCHA) fun-fly in Saratoga Springs each year. UHA and UVA are closely aligned, sharing both field and flyers.
12. UFLY: The Utah Flyers are an ad-hoc "outlaw" Utah County-based group. They are famous (or is it notorious?) for hosting plans for the "Wild Wing", a 36" flying wing designed for aerial combat. They have an active forum where they coordinate activities. You really have to watch a combat day some time. It is something else!
13. UROC: The Utah Rocket Club sponsors regular model rocketry competitions and launches. Their annual "Hellfire" event attracts a lot of R/C flyers and rocketeers alike.
14. UVA: The Utah Valley Aeromodelers, AMA sanctioned club #2834, with a regular flying field on the north end of Utah Lake near Saratoga Springs and a Pylon Racing site in Eagle Mountain, serves a diverse modeling community with a focus on regular events.
15. WAM: The Wasatch Aero Modelers, AMA sanctioned club #1350, are based in Syracuse, Utah, with members in Weber, Davis, and Logan Counties.