The city of Boiling Spring Lakes, North Carolina is in Brunswick County, not to be confused with the town of Boiling Springs in Cleveland County. Boiling Spring Lakes gets its name from the boiling spring that flows with a pure stream of water and the more than fifty natural and man-made lakes in the city, including its 275-acre “Big Lake”, which is fed by five streams and Allen’s Creek. The city is east of the Cape Fear River and southwest of Myrtle Grove.
Recommended Resources
The official web site of the municipality offers general information about the city, including its history and governmental structure, a street map, zoning map, council agendas and minutes, ordinances, a city calendar, and summaries on various municipal projects.
http://www.cityofbsl.org/
Boiling Spring Lakes Garden Club
The non-profit organization caters to beginners as well as to experienced gardeners, of all ages and sexes. Its membership policies, schedules, and projects are highlighted, along with the club’s gardens, youth activities, and native garden award winners.
http://bslgardenclub.org/
As prescribed burning is necessary for the ecology of the Boiling Spring Lakes region, the community hosts an annual daylong festival to highlight the controlled burn, with fire equipment on display, games, live music, animals, raffles, and activities for the children.
http://fireinthelakes.weebly.com/
The general practice law firm is located in Boiling Spring Lakes, North Carolina, and serving Brunswick County. The attorneys and staff are introduced, and its areas of practice, office hours, and contacts are posted.
http://www.bsllawfirm.com/
Situated in Boiling Spring Lakes, North Carolina, the country club is the oldest golf course in Brunswick County, and is an 18-hole, par 72 course offering four sets of tees. The course, facilities, and membership information are featured, including online specials, and a tournament schedule. Tee times may be reserved online.
http://www.thelakescountryclub.com/
