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San Augustine, TX is located in east Texas near the Louisiana border and is home to approximately 2,500 people. It's a quaint town with a rich history and there are plenty of activities for visitors and locals alike to enjoy. San Augustine offers a variety of shops, restaurants, museums, parks, festivals, and historic sites. The town has been featured in many films as well as on the famous show Downtown Abbey as being the setting for the fictional Downton village. Residents of San Augustine take pride in their community and report that it has a strong sense of friendliness and hospitality. People often comment that visiting San Augustine feels like stepping back into an old movie set where you can find timelessness values such as kindness and respect. Visitors raving about their experiences in this town remark at how welcoming everyone is while also enjoying some of the activities available here. In particular, those who love exploring nature refer to how beautiful the riverfront is which provides stunning views for anyone looking to relax or explore outdoors. With so much to offer, it’s no wonder why San Augustine continues to be one of Texas’ most beloved towns!
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know San Augustine with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited San Augustine
Employment - 9/17/2009
If you plan on moving to San Augustine...DON'T!Your chances of finding a job here are 0%.Don't get me wrong there is plenty of room for growth,but nobody has come yet to make it happen.If your car breaks down in San Augustine you'll never find a good mechanic here.Not that they don't exist...there just aren't any auto shops here.What this city needs is growth.We need people that want to improve the lives of all who live
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If you like staying inside your house all day, thi - 5/6/2006
I've lived here over 30 years and can't wait to leave. This city is so behind the times that it's embarrassing. Transportation sucks. I'm not just referring to the ever-present highway construction. Public transportation is almost non-existant. There is a local bus company, but it doesn't travel to the fringes of the city (where the expansion is) and it stops running at 11pm (if you're lucky!) But in any case, there's not much to do in this city past 9pm... when the malls close. Shopping and the Spurs are about the only things going on around here. The city and taxpayers don't want to shell out money for anything important. They don't want to pay for a symphony, rapid transit, toll roads, or to give our firefighters and policemen the utilities that they need. There's all this talk about San Antonio being the "8th largest city" (legal city limits) but we have little to show for it. It's just one subdivision after another with a strip mall in between. Culture sucks and the
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