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Denison, TX is a small city located near the Texas-Oklahoma border. It is known for its historic downtown area and for being home to Lake Texoma, one of the largest lakes in Texas. Denison is also home to some unique attractions like the Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site and Sherman Museum. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy such as fishing, boating, camping, and golfing at many of the nearby courses. The city also offers a variety of shopping opportunities and restaurants.
When it comes to reviews of Denison, TX residents are overwhelmingly positive about their experience living here. People have praised its affordability, friendly people, beautiful scenery, and abundance of recreational activities. Residents also appreciate that Denison remains close enough to nearby cities for shopping or entertainment trips while still providing a peaceful sense of community and an enjoyable quality of life. Visitors often comment on how tranquil this town is away from big city hustle while still having plenty to do and explore!
based on 4 ReviewsGet to know Denison with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Denison
what can I say... - 7/21/2009
I grew up here and left over 30 years ago. Back then there was a promise (a hope, spark) that Dallas would be here soon... that stopped in Sherman. The town does not know how to grow. There was a surge downtown in the mid-90s to create an arts district. That died when Tortorichi made his million in real estate and moved to Costa Rica. The people couldn't save the most important piece of architecture ( the old high school) from the wrecking ball. There is a small group of artists and thinking people that live
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Rural small-town mentality - 11/13/2007
Denison is not far removed from the old west cowboy culture. Jeans, boots and baseball hats are the dress for everything. The downtown area closes at 5 p.m. Road signs are targets for passing pick-up trucks. Lost or abandoned pets are caged for three days, then killed. We've lived here 6 years and are just discovering how deep-rooted the good-old-boy culture remains. It may seem quaint for a few years, but don't expect much progress if you
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Change of Season - 5/4/2007
Denison definitely has four seasons, although the spring and fall can sometimes be brief. Temperatures in the summer can soar above 100 while winter usually always includes at least one snow fall with below freezing temperatures. Spring celebrates the arrival of many different types of wildflowers along the roadside. Fall color is not as spectacular as say the mountain areas or the northern states, but we do have
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