Brunswick County sponsors an adult men's league, adult women's league, and adult co-ed league. The co-ed league consists of a recreational league and a competitive league. It plays a regular season that begins in early June and ends in August. Teams play on Monday, Tuesday or Thursday evenings at Lockwood Folly....more about Brunswick County Parks and Recreation
Tennis
Brunswick County offers a variety of summer tennis lessons and pickleball at Ocean Isle Beach Park, Shallotte Park, and Smithville Park. Lessons are for both youth and adult and prices vary. More info can be found at bcparks.recdesk.com (programs) or call 910-253-2670....more about Brunswick County Parks and Recreation
Parks
The Brunswick Nature Park, with more than 900 acres bordering the Town Creek River, is a passive recreation area. This beautiful park is an excellent place to spend the day with nature. You can go hiking, kayaking, canoeing, exploring, biking and picnicking. More phases are planned which may include more bicycle...more about Brunswick Nature Park
This 22-acre park, located on the banks of the Brunswick River directly across from Belville Elementary School, includes restrooms, four picnic shelters, two playgrounds, an education pavilion, a fishing pier and a boardwalk. The Brunswick Riverwalk at Belville is an oasis of education, recreation and history for generations to come....more about Brunswick Riverwalk at Belville
Cedar Grove Park is the result of a partnership between Brunswick County Parks and Recreation and Brunswick County Schools. It is a 161 acre project of which 75 acres are dedicated to a park. As a joint middle school and public park project, it is located behind the school which has...more about Cedar Grove Park
This nature preserve, owned and administered by UNCW, comprises 174 acres of lush woodland with educational displays and ten miles of hiking trails. One of these trails meanders along the banks of the beautiful Town Creek. Among the many natural points of interest is an old tar kiln of the type...more about Ev-Henwood Nature Preserve
This is an 11-acre community park, situated behind the Leland Post Office. Facilities include two baseball fields, two batting cages, a community building, a concession stand with restrooms, a playground and three picnic shelters....more about Leland Community Park
This 5-acre park includes a baseball field, basketball court, tennis court, picnic shelter, concession stand with restroom and two playgrounds....more about Navassa Park
This 35-acre park lies 15 minutes west of Wilmington, on the south side of U.S. 17. You will find three baseball/softball fields, one football/soccer field, a concession stand with restrooms, two basketball courts, four tennis courts, four picnic shelters and a playground....more about Northwest District Park
The town's first water access site, this park is made up of more than 28 acres of wetlands and uplands. Here you can launch row boats, canoes, small Jon boats and kayaks for a short trip or a day on the water. Additional amenities include a floating dock, fishing pier, kayak...more about Sturgeon Creek Park
You can't miss this park on the east side of U.S. 17, about 15 or 20 minutes southwest of Wilmington. It offers four baseball/softball fields, a concession stand with restrooms, a basketball court, two tennis courts, two picnic shelters, an adventure playground and a community building as well as shuffleboard, horseshoes...more about Town Creek District Park
The NC Parks and Recreation Trust Fund awarded the town of Leland a grant to develop a park on 150 acres behind the Westgate commercial and residential area. The result is a park featuring a 1/3 mile asphalt and elevated boardwalk walking trail, outdoor classroom, playground, picnic area, event lawn, water...more about Westgate Nature Park
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