Home

 
About Our Community
 

Groveton, the county seat of Trinity County, is a rural community of approximately 1000 residents located in the piney woods of East Texas on highway 287. Highway 59 is eighteen miles east and Interstate 45 is forty-one miles southwest of our community. Trinity County is the destination of many retirees who seek the slow pace and reduced living expense of a rural community. When required, large city services are available in Houston, 100 miles to the south and Lufkin, 32 miles to the north. Recreational activities are in abundance due to the close proximity of the Davy Crockett National Forest, Lake Livingston and Sam Rayburn Reservoir. Historic sites abound such as our courthouse built in 1914, our stone jail built in 1930 and five miles east of Groveton the location of Sumpter, the first county seat of Trinity County and the then residence of John Wesley Hardin. Community activities include the lighting of the courthouse at Christmas, our annual Timberfest, Trinity County Fair and Youth Show in March, and Groveton Chamber of Commerce's fifth Saturday Trade Days. Guests to our area may view migrating neo-tropical birds, enjoy our wildflower show each spring and engage in other activities such as fishing, boating, skiing, camping, swimming, canoeing or just relax while in our tranquil part of the world.

Groveton has an excellent rated school district that is recognized for its record in academics as well as its three time state football champions, the Groveton Indians. Churches of various denominations, along with civic organizations, enhance the quality of life in our community.

Current Conditions for Groveton, TX
Mostly Clear
63ºFMostly Clear
Feels Like: 65ºF
Humidity: 77%
Wind: 3 MPH SSE
Forecast
Wednesday 70ºF 44ºF
Thursday 72ºF 44ºF
Friday 63ºF 43ºF
Saturday 63ºF 41ºF
Sunday 68ºF 42ºF

 
    
   
Home | About Us | Online Banking | Personal Banking | Business Banking
Services | Financial Calculators
   
     
© 2008. Citizens State Bank. All rights reserved.
Read our privacy policy.