Lumberton, Texas
Population: 9,000
Located in Hardin County
Lumberton, Texas began as a major lumber shipping point, a settlement called Chance-Loeb. The first railroad that came through dubbed it Lumberton and a fitting name it is for this quiet community. Located within the boundary of the Big Thicket National Preserve, Lumberton thrives amid the tall piney woods of Southeast Texas. Lumbertons determination to provide quality education to its younger citizens has earned its school system an outstanding reputation. It is no surprise to learn that Lumberton, with its collective spirit and energy, is one of the fastest growing cities in Southeast Texas. Attractions: Lumberton is home to Village Creek State Park, an ideal location for boating and camping. Each April, this community celebrates spring with the Village Creek Festival. Lots of fun, food, contests, and even a parade are featured in the three-day event. Nearby, the Big Thicket National preserve is a haven for unique flora and fauna indigenous to this area. Bird watching and hiking are ideal ways of enjoying nature at its finest within the Thicket. The beautiful, scenic natural surroundings of Lumberton make it ideal for outdoor sports of every kind.
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