Granbury

Granbury is the county seat of Hood County and located about 30 miles southwest of Fort Worth. Granbury is known to have one of the most robust historical downtown districts in the state, with regular events bringing weekend travelers in from across the region. Additionally, Lake Granbury, which sprawls right through the downtown area, offers many great recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike. Be sure to take a stroll through Shanley Park/Bicentennial Park to enjoy its fountains, bridges and winding pathways located around the creek in Downtown Granbury directly behind City Hall. Granbury is the largest city in Hood County, with about 11,000 residents. The location along US-377 and SH-51 make transportation in and out of Granbury very convenient. Granbury is not only the county government center but also the commercial center to the county with every form of business and service readily available to the 52,000+ residents of the county and surrounding areas. When talking about Granbury it’s impossible to overstate the significance of the Historic Downtown. Granbury was one of the first small cities in Texas to fully embrace tourism as a major industry. The community is full of Texas history with over 40 State Historic Landmarks, but the community has worked together to create a truly unique experience for all who arrive in Downtown Granbury to enjoy. In fact, in 2019 Granbury was named the “Best Historic Small Town” by USA Today! If you Visit Granbury you are sure to find fantastic overnight accommodations at one of their many Bed and Breakfasts, take in some live entertainment at the 1886 Granbury Opera House, enjoy many wonderful dining options and explore the many shopping and arts options that exist. And southern hospitality will greet you at every turn! If you seek a community with city conveniences, robust recreational options, loads of Texas history and old-time charm Granbury may be the perfect fit for you!