About Livingston

The small town of Livingston is located in Polk County, Texas with a population of approximately 5, 433. The town was established in 1846 by Moses L. Choate, and is found in the southeastern portion of the Lone Star State. Upon a visit to this lumber-driven region, residents of a Livingston apartment for rent or house for rent have a wide range of activities and attractions at their disposal. One notable destination, the Polk County Museum, houses an astronomical number of historic artifacts, including weapons of the Civil War and artifacts of Native American and Early American eras. In addition, the colossal 640 acre Lake Livingston State Park is a superb location for recreation, relaxation, and a genuine camping experience. It is an ideal location for a honeymoon or the whole family as a result of water sports, hiking trails, and natural beauty. The Native American era is relived at the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation, while educational opportunities are offered by the Livingston Independent School District. Residents of a Livingston apartment rental or home rental can also enjoy the Trinity Neches Livestock Show and Rodeo, the Annual Jingle Bell Fun Run and Walk, the Polk County Museum, and a ghost town nearby.

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