Welcome to Montgomery
Outdoor oasis known for its scenic spots for hiking, biking, and nature exploration
Located in a semi-rural environment, Montgomery provides a welcome break from the busyness of daily life. The city is located about 54 miles north of Houston and has a modest (yet growing) population of 1,575 individuals. In recent decades, the area has earned a strong reputation among outdoor enthusiasts for its beautiful parks, and for its hiking and biking paths.
Residential parts of Montgomery have a distinct countryside feel. Homes are spaced far apart on quiet, winding roads. Enjoy an enhanced degree of privacy that you aren’t likely to find anywhere nearby. Those who want to reside close to top conveniences, yet feel secluded from the noise and energy of city life, will adore this bucolic community.
What to Love
- Semi-rural, small town feel
- Numerous spots for hiking, biking, and outdoor recreation
- Peaceful residential neighborhoods
- Access to shopping, dining, and essential businesses
Local Lifestyle
Montgomery, Texas is a town that brims with charm and small town appeal. Eva Street (which functions as the area’s Main Street), provides access to all local shopping, dining, and essential businesses. Outside of this main strip, the rest of Montgomery is largely residential. Residential neighborhoods provide a mix of both upscale suburban and rural communities. Every area shares the same characteristics: tranquility, scenic beauty, and enhanced privacy.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Almost all of the shopping and dining establishments in Montgomery can be found along (and just off of) Eva Street. Uncover a wide mix of cuisines and retail experiences in this main commercial district.
For those who are brand new to town, locals highly recommend select restaurants and cafes. From breakfast to dinner, you can effortlessly find an exceptional meal. Not-to-miss highlights include Yo' Mama's Pit Bar-B-Que, Eatery at Hodge Podge Lodge, Old Montgomery Steakhouse, Montgomery Burger Fresh, Cozy Grape, Best Donuts, and Phil's Road House & Grill.
Things to Do
Outdoor and nature enthusiasts adore the peace, quiet, and spaces found throughout Montgomery.
In town, there are several immaculately-maintained parks for you to enjoy year-round. Serving as a calm oasis, Memory Park is a magnificent place to spend the morning or afternoon. Encompassing a large pond, mini waterfall, and serene walking paths, this park provides a picturesque escape for its visitors. Nearby, you can also stroll through Fernland Historical Park (which showcases historic log homes and exhibits), as well as Cedar Brake Park.
Minutes from Montgomery, locals can also enjoy Lake Conroe. Here, you can go for a swim, take the boat out on the water, or practice your favorite water sport. The area around Lake Conroe also features several country clubs, yacht clubs, marinas, and campgrounds.
Schools
Montgomery schools have an excellent reputation among area parents and students.
