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Winnsboro, TX is located in Wood County and is known for its rolling hills, mesquite covered pastures, and lakes. It is a small town with just over 3,000 residents but offers plenty to do. There are restaurants and shops to explore as well as historic sites like the Winnsboro Train Depot Museum. The town also hosts several festivals throughout the year including the Annual Spring Blossom Festival.
Overall, Winnsboro has earned positive reviews from locals and visitors alike. Its charming downtown area is home to unique boutiques, galleries, and eateries that offer something for everyone. People often comment on the friendly atmosphere of the town and appreciate its rural beauty. Visitors can enjoy hiking or biking in nearby parks or fishing in one of the many lakes nearby. With all these attractions, it's clear why Winnsboro has become an increasingly popular destination for travelers looking to get away from it all.
based on 5 ReviewsGet to know Winnsboro with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Winnsboro
Thoughts from a future "Winnsboroan" - 8/23/2021
I have lived in DFW for past 7 years, and before that in Tyler traveling the back roads of north east Texas for 11 years as a salesperson. I was always drawn to Winnsboro, as it is nestled amongst rolling terrain and is a cross roads town away from hustle and bustle of interstates.
There is a charming downtown, which seemed to have reached its zenith in the early aughts. My wife and I spent our fourth anniversary here during this boom period, in a really nice historic B&B(still operating), caught a local concert at a live music venue and then dinner at one of many lively restaurants. The town was replete with coffee shops, arts and wine tasting. Much of the businesses died off in early-teens, due possibly to being a bit ahead of its time, capitalizing on its charm without the requisite populace to support the many venues.
Longing for the charm and conservative values of the area, my wife and I purchased land right outside of Winnsboro and plan to retire there in a
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Great little Texas town - 2/21/2021
I've been in and out of Winnsboro quite a bit over the years, and I totally disagree with the person who states Winnsboro people are mean. I've found this to be a very welcoming town, people are friendly and offer to help, even if they don't know you. I've lived in Tx most of my life (Dallas, Plano, Parker, Waco, Victoria, Andrews, and Sherman) and Winnsboro rates at the top. I've lived in other states (Ohio, Kansas, Washington, New Jersey, and now Arkansas) and Winnsboro people are still the best. I currently live in a gated community in central Arkansas, but if I returned to Texas as a retiree, I would put Winnsboro at the top of my list of places to consider.
It's a great little town, good people, and the scenery outside of town is pretty good too.
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Great City! Great People! - 5/8/2019
I RECENTLY MOVED HERE AFTER LIVING IN CORPUS CHRIST, HOUSTON,AND SAN ANTONIO. WINNSBORO IS A BEAUTIFUL SMALL TOWN.EVERY PLACE IVE BEEN FROM THE GROCERY STORE,POST OFFICE,FEED STORE AND CAR REPAIR PEOPLE HAVE GONE OUT OF THEIR WAY TO HELP. EVERYONE SMILES AND ASK HOW YOUR DOING. THE CITY IS WORKING HARD TO REVITALIZE ITSELF AND GREAT OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND TO GET INVOLVED. I LOVE IT
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Winnsboro, Texas - 5/4/2019
I've lived in Winnsboro for seventeen years, and it's a great little town. I have made this my home for myself and my children. Our town has been growing every year. It's full of friendly, hard working people, and I'm proud of the way our town continues to make improvements. We are having a brand new high school built, and down town looks great. It's a great place to visit and a better place to
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Winnsboro Residents - 6/16/2010
For some unknown reason, the majority of people in Winnsboro, Texas are mean and hateful. It is truly astonishing how prevalent this is. There is also an extraordinary amount of drug usage, and so many people simply do not have any respect for themselves or for others. Good and considerate people never stay in Winnsboro for very
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