6'10" x 20' Equipment Trailer
Bumper Pull 11500 6'10" x 20'
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Clemmons benefits from its proximity to North Carolina's rich motorsports heritage, with several automotive events drawing enthusiasts throughout the year. The nearby Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, just fifteen minutes away, hosts weekly NASCAR races and car shows that attract Clemmons residents. Local car meets frequently occur at shopping centers along Lewisville-Clemmons Road, where classic muscle cars, imports, and trucks gather on weekend evenings. The annual Cars and Coffee events at nearby Tanglewood Park bring together vintage collectors and modern performance enthusiasts. Off-roading opportunities abound in the nearby Yadkin River Valley, where trails wind through wooded terrain perfect for four-wheel drive adventures. The Clemmons area also serves as a staging point for the popular Uwharrie National Forest trails, located about an hour south. Car auctions periodically take place at the nearby Winston-Salem Fairgrounds, featuring everything from project cars to restored classics, making the region a hub for automotive trading and restoration activities.
Clemmons has experienced steady population growth over the past decade, with approximately 20,000 residents calling this Forsyth County community home. The city attracts young families and professionals seeking a suburban lifestyle within commuting distance of Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Average home prices in Clemmons range from $350,000 to $450,000, with luxury properties in neighborhoods like Tanglewood and Clemmons West commanding higher prices. The cost of living remains approximately eight percent above the national average, primarily due to housing costs, though this is offset by North Carolina's relatively low state income tax rates. New residential developments continue sprouting along major corridors like Lewisville-Clemmons Road and Harper Avenue, indicating sustained demand for housing. The community boasts excellent schools, including highly-rated West Forsyth High School, which draws families from surrounding areas. Shopping and dining options have expanded significantly, with the Village at Clemmons providing upscale retail and restaurants. Commute times to Winston-Salem average twenty minutes, while Charlotte and Greensboro remain within an hour's drive, making Clemmons an attractive choice for those seeking small-town charm with urban accessibility and modern amenities.


Clemmons hosts several beloved annual events that bring the community together throughout the year. The Clemmons Community Fourth of July Celebration at Tanglewood Park features live music, food vendors, and spectacular fireworks over the lake, drawing thousands of visitors from across the Triad region. Each fall, the nearby Dixie Classic Fair in Winston-Salem showcases livestock competitions, agricultural exhibits, and traditional fair attractions that many Clemmons families attend as an annual tradition. The Clemmons Christmas Parade winds through the historic downtown area each December, featuring local businesses, school marching bands, and elaborate floats. Tanglewood Park hosts the annual Festival of Lights during the holiday season, transforming the grounds into a winter wonderland with drive-through light displays. Spring brings the Clemmons Village 5K and community health fair, promoting wellness and neighborhood connections. Local churches and civic organizations regularly organize seasonal festivals, craft fairs, and farmers markets that highlight regional produce and handmade goods, fostering the tight-knit community spirit that defines Clemmons living.
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