Brunswick Forest encourages residents to enjoy life with a variety of social outlets. There are many resident-sponsored groups and clubs where residents with common interests commune and share their passions. One such group is the Writers of the Forest, which has forged an undeniable creative impact for residents in our community. In 2016, Lorraine Gillmore moved to Brunswick Forest from New England. She loved to write, more than anything, and… [Read More…]

  Finding a place to stretch your legs at Brunswick Forest is a simple matter, because we offer our residents over 100 miles of dedicated walking and biking trails to enjoy. These trails are great for leading an active lifestyle, and also provide residents with easy access to other parts of our community. While many workout routines can be done at our 18,000 square-foot Fitness and Wellness Center, you also… [Read More…]

Cape Fear National golf course is one of the jewels of Brunswick Forest. Offering some of the best championship golf in Southeastern North Carolina, Cape Fear National also provides homeowners a chance to live their coastal lifestyle right on the course. Cape Fear National is currently offering new property releases that will make you feel like you’ve made a hole in one. For golf lovers and golf fans, this is… [Read More…]

Brunswick Forest prides itself on offering quality homes from the most outstanding builders. You want a builder that understands your goals and values your unique needs. This way, coming home will always be something to look forward to. Plantation Building Corps Design and Build explains the value of choosing them to be your Brunswick Forest builder. Originally branded as Plantation Building Corp., PBC started building quality homes in 1997. Since… [Read More…]

Spring is a special time of year because we can get back outdoors to the activities we love. Being a master-planned community that is interwoven with nature, Brunswick Forest is excited for residents to start engaging in outdoor activities again. One of the best ways to get involved, is to start planting flowers and produce at the community garden! Linda Ferry, the Community Garden Coordinator, explains why taking advantage of… [Read More…]