Brunswick Municipal Airport (LVL)

Brunswick Municipal Airport is a small public-use general aviation airport serving Lawrenceville and Brunswick County in southern Virginia. It lies about three miles east of Lawrenceville and primarily supports private, business and recreational flying rather than scheduled airline service.

The airport has a single active runway, Runway 18/36, which is 3,020 feet long and 50 feet wide with an asphalt surface; a former turf crosswind runway is closed. The field is uncontrolled, so pilots coordinate traffic on the CTAF/UNICOM frequency 122.8, and automated weather information is available through an AWOS-3 station. The facility was activated in January 1942 and is publicly owned by the County of Brunswick.

Road access is via Airport Drive from the Lawrenceville area. Because this is a small general aviation airport, there is no regular public transit at the airfield, and onward travel is typically arranged through private transfers, chauffeur service, rental cars or group vehicles to Lawrenceville, South Hill, Emporia, Lake Gaston and other nearby destinations.

Passenger facilities are modest and centered on general aviation needs, with tiedown parking and basic airfield infrastructure rather than a full airline terminal. Travelers should plan dining, lodging and other services in nearby Lawrenceville, while the airport remains a convenient access point for private aircraft visiting Brunswick County.