Sulphur Springs is a successful small-town venture in Northeastern Texas approximately at the midway point between the booming Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and Texarkana. The town is an example of how a small community can foster a prosperous business community.

The population of 15,000 people enjoy proximitiy to several large fresh water lakes. The closest two lakes are Sulphur Springs Lake and Century Lake. Sulphur Springs Lake has a boat dock and recreation area. To the north, Coleman Lake is an artificial reservoir used only for recreation now that Cooper Lake (10 miles north) is the primary source of drinking water. Cooper Lake is the scene of the newest and largest State Park in the region.

One major reason for the success of Sulphur Springs is its Municipal Airport with a 5000-foot lit runway. It is a major distribution hub for frieght and private traffic, though residents have to travel to Dallas-Forth Worth International for commercial carrier service.

If you're looking for an ideal place to stay that's away from the city but maintains a high quality of life and ample city services, consider moving to Sulphur Springs, Texas. You won't find a more eclectic mix between business, recreation, and small-town friendliness.