\nSpringtown, TX is a small city located in the heart of Texas. With a population of 3,051 and with a population density of 1,102 people per square mile, it is significantly less than the United States population density of 93 people per square mile.
Businesses in Springtown range from retail to restaurants. Some notable business include The Old Feed Store, which serves classic American comfort food for breakfast and lunch; Boutique 4 U, offering trendy clothing and accessories; and King's Barbecue, well known for its delicious slow-cooked southern BBQ.
Outdoor activities are plentiful throughout the year in Springtown. Popular attractions include the nearby Lake Mineral Wells State Park where visitors can camp or explore various trails on horseback or mountain bike; kayaking or canoeing down the Little Wichita River; or catch some rays at one of several local parks including Veterans Memorial Park and Springtown City Park.
Also located in Springtown are a variety of organizations such as churches, youth groups, civic clubs, charitable organizations, and social groups that often host various events like fairs or festivals throughout the year.
If you're looking for more sporting activities there are plenty to choose from too! Baseball games at Springtown High School Field are popular amongst locals along with tournaments at Miners' Memorial Park that hosts softball teams from around the area who come out to play all summer long!
The population in Springtown is 3,051. There are 1,018 people per square mile aka population density. The median age in Springtown is 30.7, the US median age is 38.4. The number of people per household in Springtown is 2.6, the US average of people per household is 2.6.
Family in Springtown
- 45.1% are married
- 16.4% are divorced
- 33.6% are married with children
- 13.9% have children, but are single
Race in Springtown
- 89.3% are White
- 0.6% are Black
- 0.0% are Asian
- 0.9% are Native American
- 0.3% claim Other
- 7.6% claim Hispanic ethnicity
- 1.3% Two or more races
- 0.0% Hawaiian, Pacific Islander