Lancaster, TX Reviews


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Lancaster, TX is a small city located just south of Dallas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Its vibrant culture and welcoming atmosphere make it an ideal place to visit for those traveling to the area. Despite its size, Lancaster has plenty of activities and attractions that will make your stay a memorable one. From its historic downtown area to the nearby Cedar Hill State Park, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Additionally, it boasts some of the best restaurants in the region, with delicious local cuisine and great service. The locals are often very friendly and hospitable as well. With all these great features, it’s no wonder Lancaster has attracted so many visitors over the years. Reviews from those who have visited consistently praise the city’s charm and hospitality – making it an excellent destination for anyone looking for an escape from their everyday life.

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A place with true character - 7/11/2018
The city of Lancaster, Texas has a lot of character and a proud history. We have a lot of new businesses popping up and most of the neighborhoods in Lancaster are attractive. The people are hardworking and friendly. The local public schools have improved significantly and enrollment has increased. There are also alternative options available (public charters, private schools) that weren't present in the past. Read More

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A pleasant place to live - 10/6/2017
Lancaster is a pleasant place, not too big, not too small nor overcrowded. My neighborhood is very close knit. I moved here in 2001 but most of my neighbors are original homeowners who have lived in Lancaster for over twenty-five years. I've never felt out of place and we make an effort to extend that friendliness to the new families who relocate Read More

A growing city - 2/19/2012
Lancaster has a lot of community spirit and is a great place to live. It is currently going through a growth phase, so I am looking forward to the next few years as the city continues to Read More

Nice town, friendly people - 11/22/2011
I have lived in Lancaster for seven years now. My experience has been good. It is a nice town with friendly people. I enjoy all of the various community activities that take place throughout the year. Read More

Lancaster Independent School District-LISD - 11/4/2011
The school's under LISD are so poor. I have 3 children in 3 different schools. The LISD district is such a let down. I'm not a native Texan-had I been I would have known not to move to this area. I would have went 5 more miles up the road to Red oak, Tx. where the schools are much better!!!! Here in Lancaster, both my elementary child and high school child very seldom have homework due to them not being allowed to bring books home. The district claims they don't have $$$ in the budget for enough books. However, back a few months ago when this major storm came through here, the district had enough funds available to replace the Tiger @ the high school on the outside of the football stadium! (It had been damaged in the storm.) I also have a MAJOR problem with the TAKS test-that they supposedly have done away with. However, with the TAKS test you can go to school all year long and be on the principal's list every single semester and then take the TAKS and be held back!!!!!!!  Read More

I found what I needed in Lancaster - 8/23/2009
After an terrible experience in Red Oak, my family moved to Lancaster two years ago. Even though I heard a lot of negative things being said about Lancaster while living in Red Oak, they were based mostly on ignorance more than anything else. Our neighbors are a true blessing. They helped us unpack and get settled into our house and my son has thrived in the new surroundings. His school is great and this year they were rated "Recognized." The teachers are wonderful and the quality of education is top of the line. After such a poor experience in Red Oak, all I wanted was to find a nice, safe, and welcoming place for my family to live. I found it in Read More

Charming Community - 4/26/2009
Speaking as a long-time resident of Lancaster, I think that it is a great city with a bright Read More

Lovely Town - 4/15/2009
I have lived in Lancaster for 20+ years. This is a wonderful community and I love living here. Even with all of the recent growth, it still retains that "close-knit", "small-town" feel. I encourage anyone looking for a safe, family-friendly community close to the "big city" to move Read More

Our Best Decision - 3/6/2009
As long-time renters, my wife and I finally saved up enough to purchase our first home. We looked at many areas, but fell in love with a home in Lancaster's Rolling Meadows subdivision. It was just the right size for us and significantly reduced the commute times to and from our jobs in Waxahachie and Duncanville. The price was right and we have never regretted our decision to move here. Rolling Meadows is a close-knit neighborhood with regular events taking place all the time. There is an active Homeowners Association (HOA) that is community-oriented and not overbearing and intrusive the way some are in other parts of the Dallas area. We don't have any children, but many of our neighbors do and most of them are active in their children's schools. I have frequently heard that the schools are definitely improving and are much better than some of the generalizations often made about them.

To sum it up, we love our house, the neighborhood, and the city. If you want a lot of Read More

Nice town, poor schools - 12/8/2007
I moved to Lancaster from the east coast. The housng cost is very affordable compared to the northeast. It is clean and quiet, the only issue is the school system. It is not organized and the curriculum is very behind, even the AP courses. The children are also not treated fair. The schools seam to be more concerned with the students dress attire rather than their education. It is nice to live here as long as one either does not have children or alternative education is Read More

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