Has it been a while since you have seen Brunswick Forest? Never visited the community? There are a lot of new things to see! NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS Brunswick Forest debuted six new pickleball courts next to the clubhouse at Cape Fear National. Pickleball remains a popular activity within the community with new pickleball players joining the Brunswick Forest Pickleball Club all the time. The new courts join the existing tennis… [Read More…]

Curious about relocating to Brunswick Forest and want to know more about the community? Don’t take our word for it, find out what our residents have to say! THE GREGORYS Community activities and mild climate made Brunswick Forest the right choice for them. “We wanted to be active adults, and they just have so many activities here….It’s just beautiful in the community. It’s like living in a very large forest….It’s… [Read More…]

Once again, North Carolina has been listed in the top five states for migration in the country according to a report by United Van Lines. In 2015, the company completed 6,149 inbound household shipments in to the state, which ranks North Carolina at number five for inbound shipments in the United States. These numbers reinforce what has been observed at Brunswick Forest, a master-planned community located in coastal North Carolina…. [Read More…]

Brunswick Forest offers residents convenient access to ample cultural opportunities with a lively nightlife scene in nearby Wilmington, arts classes at the Leland Cultural Arts Center and countless art galleries in downtown Wilmington and Southport. Another exceptional feature of the area in The ArtWorks art village which offers 7,000 square feet of gallery space for local artists to show their work.   A MULTI-PURPOSE SPACE At The ArtWorks art village,… [Read More…]

Local electric provider Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation (BEMC) recently installed a DC Fast Charger ‘CarPower’ electric vehicle charging station in The Villages at Brunswick Forest. This charging station is one of less than a dozen in the entire state of North Carolina, and is able to charge an electric vehicle in approximately 20-30 minutes instead of the four to six hours it takes using a standard Level 2 Charger. A… [Read More…]