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Lumberton, TX is a small town located in Southeast Texas and has a population of around 11,000 people. It is known for its beautiful landscapes and charming downtown area. There are plenty of things to do like shopping, dining, outdoor activities, and more. The town offers an array of entertainment options with options for everyone. Additionally, there are many historic sites to explore in the area.
The reviews of Lumberton, TX have been generally positive overall. People often comment on the small-town charm that this place offers. Visitors find the scenery breathtaking and love taking pictures of the local wildlife or buildings in town. Some have even commented on how friendly the locals are and how easy it is to get around in this community. There are also many great restaurants to choose from with yummy dishes that will please any palate! Furthermore, this town provides excellent recreational activities like boating, fishing, camping and other outdoor activities that help create memories for visitors to take home from their visit here.
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Terrible place to live - 6/13/2009
I can NOT believe the water quality here is 47! Everyone we've spoken with in regards to the water all have the same opinions: "don't give it to your dog; disconnect your ice maker, and buy bagged ice and bottled water; it stinks, and you'll find floating particles on some days". These are all things we were told upon inquiring about the smell of rotten eggs running from our faucet when moving here. As expensive as the water is you'd think it's gold. When my sister came to visit, she told me our water smells like the undrinkable water she encountered during a mission trip to Equador! My nephew has thrown up several times after drinking the water. It is way too bad on some days to result in a 47.... This water needs to be
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Decent place to live - 4/18/2009
Lumberton is a small town, nearly a bedroom community for Beaumont-Port Arthur. The school district is good, and fiscially conservative. Stores are adequate but Beaumont provides the shopping and larger retail opportunities. It is a dry town, but not that high dollar a town. Like a number of towns in TX growth has been helter-skelter, driven by the developers. Growth in recent years has been high as people have moved out from Beaumont. This is the southern end of the Piney woods of east TX and the beginning of the rolling hills. Although the elevation is only 30-50 feet, it is much higher than the area between here and the coast so flooding is usually less of an
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